Keoladeo National Park: Paradise of Birds

    Keoladeo National Park should be called Paradise for migratory birds. The natural beauty of the garden is also amazing. 

  In fact, Keoladeo National Park is a Bird Sanctuary. However, this National Park finds wonderful wildlife. 

  The bird sanctuary of Bharatpur in Rajasthan, India, is proud of the aroma of flowers. The name of this bird national park is based on Lord Shiva. Here is Shiva Temple of Keoladeo Mahadev. 

  It is particularly important that more than 366 species of birds are protected by the Keoladeo National Park. In the Keoladeo National Park, there is a beautiful and beautiful Asian country and native birds. In the winter the Keoladeo National Park becomes very visible. 

  Due to the noise of migratory birds - the color of the mind makes the mind enchanted. This magnificent sanctuary of Bharatpur in Rajasthan spreads within a radius of about 29 sq km. 

  In addition to birds, 379 flower species of species, more than 50 species of fish, more than 50 species of snakes, more than a dozen species of lizards, innumerable species of turtles are beautified in the Keoladeo National Park. Keoladeo National Park is indeed India's rich biological heritage.

  It is also known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. Significantly, there are thousands of rare and extinct species of birds and animals in the Keoladeo National Park.

  For example, the storks coming from Siberia, etc. The Keoladeo National Park is known to go abroad for global tourism. In autumn the Keoladeo National Park contains the bird scientists abundance.

  According to experts, in 1971 it was declared a protected bird sanctuary. After this, in 1985, the UNESCO declared it a world heritage, considering the specificity of the Keoladeo National Park. Experts believe that this bird sanctuary has existed for more than 250 years. 

  Explains that Maharaja Surajmal of Bharatpur constructed a dam in this area. This huge dam was built at the confluence site of the Ganges and Ganges rivers. Even during the reign of the Keoladeo National Park during the reign of Raja-Maharaja's favorite hunting ground was also. 

  Although this tradition was before 1850 This national bird sanctuary was once known to be known for the plurality of birds like Melord and Til. The Keoladeo National Park can also be called a zinc. 

  Visitors can see the vivid sights of rare creatures and animals. Here in the monsoon season, it is particularly special to see the bloom of birds. Numerous species are visible on the head and the gray duck, Pinotel, royal vulture, field vulture, yellow-brown vulture, spotted vulture, harrier vulture, dull vulture etc. 

  In addition to birds, groups of tigers, leopards, black deer, python, sambhar etc are found here. Intensive forest area covered with vegetation appears to be very tempting. 

 The aroma of flowers always keeps the environment pleasant.

  All necessary resources are available for the visit of Keoladeo National Park. The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport New Delhi. 

   The distance from Keoladeo National Park to New Delhi Airport is approximately 184 kilometers. Visitors can also visit Keoladeo National Park from Agra Airport. The nearest railway station is Bharatpur junction. Tourists can also travel by road.
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