Dudhwa National Park

History & Overview

Part of the most beautiful Terai Forests of India located in the Upper-Gangetic Plains, these protected forests are formed by Moist Deciduous, Evergreen Forests and Alluvial Plains on the doab of the Mohana and Suheli Rivers.

The Biodiversity of region is incredible, with over 400 species of very special birds occurring here. The endangered Gharial, Swamp Deer along with Rhinos, Elephants and the Royal Bengal Tiger can be seen here in absolutely wondrous habitat.

Jeep Safari or rowing down slowly on the river observing the winter birds, the crocodiles and the beautiful grasslands and the forested hills beyond them. At every turn, there are unique species to see – which makes Dudhwa truly a paradise for Nature Lovers.