Dudhwa National Park and Dudhwa Tiger Reserve are virtually untouched paradises waiting to be explored as exciting holiday destinations. A  trip to Dudhwa National Park gives you an opportunity for FUN-ADVENTURE-DISCOVERY like a Naturalist. So plan your trip to Dudhwa National Park now!

 

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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE CAMP

OUR PROGRAMS

ATTRACTIONS OF DUDHWA TIGER RESERVE

Day 1- National Environment Science Camp

Explore the Eleven Star Reserve of India.

Day 2- Kishanpur

The Second day is dedicated to four celebrities of Dudhwa- Kishanpur Range, Jhadi Tal, Birdlife of Dudhwa and Swamp Deer

Day 3- Dudhwa, Tharu Tribals and Rhino Rehabilitation Project

Drive through the core forest of Dudhwa to reach the Indo-Nepal Border.

Day 4- Grasslands of Satiyana

Visit the grasslands of Africa in India.

 

Day 5- Katerniya Ghat

First two lines- Experience the feeling of being a naturalist in Amazonian Forest

WHY CHOOSE US?

Fun

We organize Nature Walks, Jungle Safari, Quiz, Bird watching and campfire. We share every bit of information about Dudhwa.

Adventure

Campers participate in Dares. These are thrilling challenges that have to be accomplished. They are contests of observation, analysis and decisiveness.

Discovery

Campers discover the secrets of Dudhwa. They explore nature and wildlife in the deep forest.
National Environment Science Camp is a complete place for a naturalist to discover more.

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THEME


‘EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING’
The Process of Self Discovery

Scientific Methodology:
Structured and guided outdoor activities to enable scientific discovery

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Traditional Wisdom of Tharu Tribals of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve

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Dudhwa Tiger Reserve: Rediscover the Garden of Eden

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Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, the virtually unknown and untouched paradise, lies on the Himalayan foothills on the Indo-Nepal border. Dudhwa is truly the final frontier of civilization. It is the last remnant forest of the amazing Terai-Ecosystem. The Terai, a complex

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Naturalist’s Eye

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve

INTRODUCTION:

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, District Lakhimpur Kheri (Uttar Pradesh), is the best-preserved forest of the Terai Arc Landscape. The Terai Arc spreads across the southern

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, the virtually untouched paradise, lies on the Himalayan foothills on the Indo-Nepal border. It is the last remnant forest of the amazing Terai-Ecosystem, a magical mosaic of woodland, grassland and wetland habitats.
As we move past the Entry Gate, we are gulped into an enchanted kingdom guarded for miles by the mighty Sal trees. The cavern-like canopy of the woodland is awe-inspiring at daytime and spine-chilling as it gets dark. Under the cover of the apparent tranquility, “tigers lurk, cheetals hide, snakes writhe,”

An adventurous journey on the jungle tracks leads us to the other natural treasures of Dudhwa National Park: the Wetlands and Grasslands. Gazing upon the crystal clear water of the wetlands, we can watch in delight and ecstasy the best of wildlife: the swamp deer, the otters, the gavials, the crocs, thousands of winged visitors and majestic birds of prey.

The grasslands provide sustenance to the wildlife. Their beauty is best appreciated from 150 feet high watchtowers. From this vantage point, we behold the vast grassland spreading like a seamless carpet into the adjoining jungles. And the only thought that comes to the mind is if this is not paradise then what is!

The biodiversity and wildlife at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve are rivaled by few places on earth. Forty-seven species of mammals and Four hundred species of birds dwell in these habitats.

The legend of Dudhwa National Park would be incomplete without the Tharu tribals who still preserve a rich and vibrant culture.