Gir National Park

Gir National Park, often called Sasan Gir, is a wildlife refuge that can be found in the Indian state of Gujarat. The endangered Asiatic lion, the park's principal draw, makes it one of the most well-liked wildlife locations in India. Gir National Park was created in 1965 and has a 1412 square kilometer footprint.

In addition to the Asiatic lion, the Gir National Park is home to numerous other mammals, birds, and reptile species. The park is home to a diverse ecology that includes grasslands, rocky slopes, and deciduous forests. Leopards, hyenas, jackals, wild boars, chinkara, and spotted deer are just a few of the numerous notable wildlife species that may be found in the park.