Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary

Vegetation in Sariska National Park, Rajasthan

Sariska National Park tours allow travelers to get immerse in its pristine nature and vegetation.

This north India wildlife sanctuary is a home to varied species of flora and fauna. Sariska vegetation is mainly of dry deciduous type. Around ninety percent of dry deciduous vegetation of Sariska comprises of Dhok trees.

Set on rolling hills covered with dry deciduous forests the Sariska National Park in Rajasthan, India offers the right habitat for a wide variety of wildlife, birds and reptiles.

Ninety percent of the dry deciduous vegetation at the Sariska National Park consists of Dhok trees and the rest of the area is generously covered with trees like Goria, Tendu, Ber, Surwal and Khair.

Besides these the vegetation at the Sariska National Park consists of scrub forests and thorn thickets. The vegetation at the Sariska National Park, Rajasthan, India offers the right habitat for the animals that make this place their home. Though the vegetation is not very dense here you are unlikely to spot tigers in the daytime as the tigers at Sariska are nocturnal creatures.

The dense vegetation of Sariska offers home to various species of animals such as tiger, chital, sambhar, wild boar, hyena, wild cat and many. The major vegetation of Sariska National Park comprises of Ber, Bamboo, Gular, Gum Karaya, Gugal, Kadam, Neem, Salar and Tendu. The wide variety of flora of Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary offers treat to nature lovers

Sprawling over 800 sq. km, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries of north India. On your tours to Sariska National Park, relax in the lap of pristine nature and feel the scenic bliss. The rich and diverse flora of Sariska beckons nature seekers. Through nature walks and treks, one can rendezvous with the diverse flora and fauna of Sariska National Park.