Photo by Anurag Kumar
Uttar Pradesh, India
The Park is not only home to half the world's population of the Swamp Deer (Barasingha), but also the Hispid Hare and the Indian Rhinoceros.
The Park is not only home to half the world's population of the Swamp Deer (Barasingha), but also the Hispid Hare and the Indian Rhinoceros.
Any suggestions or Tips for Dudhwa National Park. Planning there in April.
The Charging Elephant
Shabnam Siddiqui WOW!
Shyamal Joshi Superb..
Swarup Roy Chowdhury How far from you?
spotted deer @ magical dudhwa
THE HULK...
An adult male One-Horned Rhinoceros giving me a tough look.
Introduced to North Indian Terai region in 1984, these Rhinos are now flourishing in Dudhwa N.P.
An unusual thing observed here is the deep cut on the right hand side of this beast which might be a result of a brawl with a huge tiger as I was told.
I was also told that a huge tiger has killed a Rhino in past, which I was finding hard to believe as these beasts usually do not have natural predators owing to their enormous size & impregnable tough skin. However, after verifying on internet, I have found that Tiger(s) have in past killed Rhinos on 2 occasions in Dudhwa.
Shot on Nikon D3200 & Nikkor 70-300mm F/4.5-5.6G IF-ED
Lokesh Dodla You can stay in FRH or there are some accommodations available near the forest gate.
D P Paul FRH at Dudhwa is the best option. Online booking @UP ECO Tourism is available. Also take safari to Kishanpur, if time permits
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