Gir National Park

Gir National Park is one of the most favorites and visited places of Gujarat which is famous for Asiatic Lions. This park is spread in a 1,412 sq km area in Junagadh, Gir Somnath, and Amreli Districts of Gujarat, India. "Somnath" Temple is only 67 away from this amazing wildlife sanctuary. You will enjoy the jungle safari with the help of properly trained travel guides who will blow your mind with interesting information about Gir national park. This jungle safari is totally safe and organized and maintained by the Government of India. Almost all the tracks are continuously monitored by Cameras. This wildlife sanctuary allows you to take your 4-wheelers inside the park where you can see Lions, Leopards, crocodiles, monkeys, jackals, antelope, deer, and it's home to more than 300 species of birds.

Best season to visit:

The best season to visit the park is between December to March. The days of April and May month (hot summer) are also suggested to visit one of the best national parks of Gujarat which is best for wildlife viewing and photography these days. We recommend you to pre-book your visit to your family and friend to avoid the large queue. It will save your morning time and increase the possibility of a great safari. In 2 hours of wildlife safari, there is no guarantee that you will spot a lion during your visit. Unlike Devalia Safari Park, Gir wildlife sanctuary is open and spread in a large area. Here luck plays a major role to spot a lion.

Government Accommodation in Gir National Park:

You will find the number of best hotels, lodges, and resorts near this wildlife sanctuary. But you will love the services of Gir forest cottage(approved by the Gujarat government). You will love the Bonfire, Evening Jungle Safari, Wifi Coverage, etc. features in this government accommodation.

Flora and Fauna:

This national park is a great place of living for 32 species of mammals, 300 species of birds and 26 species of reptiles, and thousands of species of insects. The atmosphere is very clean due to the different tree species available in the Gir forest like Teak (Tectona grandis), Dudhlo, etc.