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Dudhwa - Where Rare is Common & Common in Abundance

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DTR Jungle Hideaways is a Wildlife Property

Ideally located adjacent to Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary (Just 2-3 minutes away from Kishanpur Entry Gate) of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. Kishanpur is undoubtedly the best zone of Dudhwa National Park for Tiger Sighting. Absolutely, no pollution, away from the noise and chaos of cities, best AQI ( Air Quality Index).

  • A Tapestry of Landscapes
  • Flora and Fauna Galore
  • Conservation Success Stories
  • Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Communities
  • Ecotourism and Responsible Travel
  • Nature-Based Activities and Experiences
  • Conservation Challenges and the Way Forward
Dudhwa National ParkDudhwa National Park

A Pristine Wilderness in the Heart of India

Home to Majestic Tigers and Elusive Rhinos

Dudhwa National Park is renowned for its population of Royal Bengal Tigers and the elusive Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros. These magnificent creatures symbolize the park's commitment to wildlife conservation and act as flagship species for the protection of their respective habitats. Spotting a tiger prowling through the dense foliage or catching a glimpse of the rare rhino grazing in the grasslands is an awe-inspiring experience that truly captures the essence of Dudhwa.

A Haven for Avian Delights

Birdwatchers will be delighted by the avian wonders that grace the skies of Dudhwa National Park. With over 400 species of birds, including migratory species, the park is a paradise for bird enthusiasts. The melodious call of the Indian Pitta, the vibrant plumage of the Oriental Pied Hornbill, and the graceful flight of the Sarus Crane are just a few examples of the avian treasures that await visitors. Birdwatching in Dudhwa is a sensory feast that will leave you mesmerized.

Wildlife Safaris and Nature Walks

To truly immerse yourself in the beauty of Dudhwa, embark on a wildlife safari or a leisurely nature walk. Accompanied by knowledgeable guides, you can explore the park's diverse landscapes, observing its residents in their natural habitat. Whether it's an encounter with a herd of majestic elephants, a playful group of langurs swinging through the trees, or a close encounter with a variety of deer species, every moment in Dudhwa is filled with excitement and wonder.

Ecotourism and Local Communities

Dudhwa National Park is not just a sanctuary for wildlife; it is also a place where the local communities thrive in harmony with nature. The park promotes ecotourism initiatives that ensure sustainable practices and the well-being of the local inhabitants. Visitors have the opportunity to engage with the local communities, learn about their customs and traditions, and contribute to their livelihoods. This immersive experience provides a deeper understanding of the interdependence between nature and human life.

Conservation Efforts and Initiatives

Dudhwa National Park has been at the forefront of wildlife conservation in India. The park's dedicated efforts in protecting and preserving its flora and fauna have resulted in successful conservation programs, such as the conservation of the swamp deer, which was once on the brink of extinction. Dudhwa's conservation initiatives serve as a shining example of how human intervention can make a positive impact on the natural world.

Breath Into Divine Dudhwa

Explore The Purest Air Quality of India

Absolutely, no pollution, away from the noise and chaos of cities. The music of Birds Chirping around & the suspense of the presence of a Tiger or a Leopard in the vicinity is the real fun here. We get confirmation of the same from Monkey and Deer Calls from the safety of our fenced Area. The bonding & togetherness heal our souls with friends & Family, over the evening Bonfire.

  • The air quality is ideal for most individuals; enjoy your normal outdoor activities.
  • Excellent AQI Comes Between 0 - 19
  • O3 AQI 18 Good
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Meet The Nature As It IsMeet The Nature As It Is

Discovering the Enigmatic Terai Habitat

A Tapestry of Landscapes

The Terai is a land of contrasting landscapes, seamlessly blending dense forests, open grasslands, wetlands, and riparian zones. This varied topography creates a mosaic of habitats, each with its unique set of species and ecological dynamics. From the towering sal trees to the vast expanses of elephant grass, the Terai showcases nature's artistry in its diverse and breathtaking landscapes.

Flora and Fauna Galore

The Terai is renowned for its exceptional biodiversity, housing an impressive array of plant and animal species. The region's forests are teeming with towering trees like sal, teak, and bamboo, providing a verdant canopy for a multitude of species. Wildlife enthusiasts will be enthralled by the presence of iconic animals such as Bengal tigers, Indian one-horned rhinoceroses, Asian elephants, and sloth bears. The Terai is also a birdwatcher's paradise, with a vast assortment of resident and migratory avian species.

Conservation Success Stories

The Terai habitat has witnessed remarkable conservation success stories, with efforts focused on protecting endangered species and preserving their fragile habitats. National parks and wildlife sanctuaries in the region, such as Dudhwa National Park and Chitwan National Park, have played a pivotal role in safeguarding the Terai's unique biodiversity. Conservation initiatives have contributed to the recovery of species like the Indian rhinoceros, highlighting the significance of collaborative conservation efforts

Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Communities

The Terai is not only a natural treasure trove but also a cultural melting pot. The region is home to indigenous communities whose lives are intricately intertwined with the land and its resources. These communities have preserved traditional knowledge and sustainable practices that harmonize with nature. Exploring the Terai provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in the vibrant local culture, experiencing traditional music, dance, and cuisine, and gaining insights into the age-old connections between humans and their natural surroundings.

Ecotourism and Responsible Travel

Visiting the Terai offers a chance to engage in responsible and sustainable tourism practices. Ecotourism initiatives in the region promote low-impact travel, community involvement, and the protection of natural and cultural heritage. By choosing eco-friendly accommodations, supporting local businesses, and respecting wildlife and ecosystems, visitors can contribute to the preservation of the Terai's delicate balance while creating positive impacts on local communities.

Nature-Based Activities and Experiences

The Terai habitat offers a multitude of nature-based activities and experiences that cater to all interests. Embark on thrilling wildlife safaris, where you can spot elusive tigers, witness the playful antics of elephants, or marvel at the grace of rhinoceroses. Take a tranquil river safari, allowing you to observe diverse aquatic life and stunning bird species. Engage in nature walks, birdwatching expeditions, or even immerse yourself in the local community through volunteering opportunities. The Terai offers something for every nature enthusiast.

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