A lush, dense forest reserve in South Gujarat known for its rich biodiversity and peaceful natural surroundings.

Home to leopards, hyenas, jungle cats, deer species, pangolins, and many reptiles and amphibians.

Offers excellent birdwatching with species like the Malabar trogon, Indian hornbill, grey junglefowl, and many forest birds.

Known for its thick canopy, evergreen patches, bamboo clusters, and scenic forest trails.

Close to tribal villages, giving visitors a cultural glimpse of local Dangi traditions.

Best time to visit is October to March when the weather is pleasant for forest walks and wildlife viewing.

Park remains closed during the monsoon (mid-June to mid-October) due to heavy rains.

Nearby attractions include Gira Waterfalls, Waghai Botanical Garden, and Saputara Hill Station.

Perfect for nature lovers, birdwatchers, families, and tourists looking for a calm, green escape.

Visitors should carry water, comfortable shoes, and follow forest department rules for a safe visit.