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Royal Bardiya National Park
is the largest and most undisturbed wild area of the
Terai. It is densely covered by Sal forests,
riverine forests and grassland. Within its confines
of 968 square kilometers, there are animals such the
Rhinoceros, Wild Elephant, Tiger, Swamp deer, Black
buck, Gharial crocodile, and Gangetic dolphin.
Endangered birds include the Bengal florican, Lesser
florican, Silver-eared mesia, and Sarus crane, Over
30 different mammals, 200 species of resident and
migratory birds, including many reptiles and fish
are found thriving in this wilderness. |
