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Nestled in Chamoli district of Uttaranchal, Nanda Devi National Park offers a treat to every nature or wildlife lover. Offering a scenic bliss, this north India wildlife sanctuary harbors a varied species of flora and fauna. On a picturesque setting, Nanda Devi was marked as a National Park in 1982. This north India wildlife sanctuary has been declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The first person to reach this place was W.W. Garden in 1883. Nanda Devi National Park India is mainly covered with birch, fir, juniper and rhododendron trees. Nanda Devi National Park India is a home to about 312 floral species, including 17 rare species. Before traveling Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, one must obtain permission from the officials.
During your tours to Nanda Devi National Park, you may see some endangered species of animals such as snow leopard, bharal and Himalayan musk deer. Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve also offers habitat to Himalayan tahr, Himalayan black bear, langur, brown bear and chir pheasants. Nanda Devi National Park is a home to 80 species of avifauna. See flights of warblers on your tours to Nanda Devi National Park India. Other birds to be seen in the reserve are rose finches, gresbreaks and ruby throat.
Besides rich flora and fauna, this wildlife reserve offers serene ambience and picture perfect surroundings. On can also go for excursions to Valley of Flowers and Hemkunth Sahib. On travel tours to Nanda Devi National Park, rendezvous with your inner self.
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