This decision is taken in significant boost to India ‘s rich natural heritage , Similipal in Odhisha has been recognized among the country ‘s now 107 national Park . Situated in Mayurbhanj District , Similipal is not just a National Park but also a tiger reserve and a UNESCO world Network of Biosphere Reserves site , celebrated for its incredible biodiversity and mesmerizing landscape .
Spread across 2750 square kilometres , Similipal is home to Royal Bengal Tigers , Asian Elephant , leopards , and hundreds of bird species , making it a crown of jewels of eastern India ‘s wilderness and many other wild animals .The park ‘s dense sal forests , grassy meadows , and sparkling waterfalls like Barehipani and Joranda create a perfect heaven for wildlife enthusiasts and researchers alike .
The addition of Similipal to India ‘s growing list of protected areas highlights the country’s ongoing commitment to conservation and protection and sustainable tourism . With this step , India continues to stand among the top developed nations globally for the size and diversity of its national park network , offering a slight hope for endangered species and fragile network .
As Eco-tourism gains momentum , Similipal is set emerge as a major attraction , inviting travelers to experience Odhisha ‘s untamed beauty while emphasizing the importance of protecting wildlife and preserving nature ‘s delicate balance .