Flora
The landscape of the Dudhwa National Park comprises of thick sal forests, grasslands and wet marshes. The wetlands of the park seem to be characterized by tall crude grass, muddy depressions and lakes. Termite mounds and patches of reverie trees make up a major portion of the reminiscent forests of the Dudhwa Wildlife Sanctuary.
Fauna
One can hope to find some of the most rare species of animals at Dudhwa
Wildlife Park of Uttar Pradesh. One of them is Hispid Hare, a dark brown
animal earlier thought to have become extinct, but rediscovered in 1984.
The other animals to be seen here include Swamp Deer, Sambar Deer,
Tiger, Rhinoceros, Sloth Bear, Ratel, Barking Deer, Jackal, Jungle Cat,
Leopard Cat, Spotted Deer, Hog Deer, Civet, Fishing Cat, etc. Bird Life
The bird lovers will find Dudhwa Tiger Reserve of India, with more than 400 species of birds, as a virtual paradise. It is also one of the favorite haunts of the migratory birds visiting the Indian subcontinent. Some of the most popular birds seen at Dudhwa National Park comprise of Drongos, Barbets, Cormorants, Ducks, Geese, Hornbills, Bulbuls, Teal, Woodpeckers, Heron, Bee Eaters, Minivets, Kingfishers, Egrets, Orioles, etc. You can also find a wide variety of owls here, including, Great Indian Horned Owl, Brown Fish Owl, Dusky Horned Owl, Scoops Owl, Jungle Owlet, The Brown Wood Owl And Tawny Fish Owl.
How to Reach Dudhwa National Park
By Air: The nearest airport falls in the city of Lucknow.
By Rail: Bareilli railway station is the nearest junction from Dudhwa.
By Road: Dudhwa National Park is well connected by road with almost all the major cities of the country.
