Discover India’s Newest Tiger Reserve: Guru Ghasidas

Explore Guru Ghasidas National Park, India's newest tiger reserve, focused on conservation and ecotourism.

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Guru Ghasidas National Park in Chhattisgarh has been declared the newest tiger reserve in India. This aims to protect the habitat and population of tigers in the region, ensuring biodiversity conservation and promoting ecotourism benefits.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the significance of Guru Ghasidas National Park? It is vital for protecting tiger habitats and promoting biodiversity conservation.
  2. How many tiger reserves are there in India? As of now, there are over 50 tiger reserves across India, including the newly established one.
  3. What are the benefits of ecotourism in tiger reserves? Ecotourism helps fund conservation efforts and raises awareness about wildlife preservation.
  4. Can I visit Guru Ghasidas National Park? Yes, visitors can explore the park and enjoy its natural beauty while contributing to conservation.

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