Rajasthan Wildlife

Rajasthan in fact has a varied topography that includes semi arid and desert land, the heavily forested world's oldest Aravali hills and the shallow wetlands. No doubt, the natural splendour of Rajasthan includes a wide spectrum of wild life habitating this land ranging from tigers and leopard to antelopes and gazelles and reptiles to an abundance of bird life.

Some of the terrains were once the hunting preserves of the kings of Rajasthan, now these special habitants are protected by the law. Rajasthan boasts of tiger reserves Ranthambhore and Sariska, the Keoladeo National Park-a World Heritage Site, the Desert National Park and over a dozen of sanctuaries.