What new eco-tourism activities are available at Desert National Park?

Desert National Park has launched camel and camel cart safaris, alongside plans for binoculars, watchtowers, and eco huts to enhance the visitor experience.

What routes are offered for the camel safaris in DNP?

The camel safaris in Desert National Park offer two designated routes, measuring 5km and 10km in length.

What wildlife can be seen during the Desert National Park safaris?

Visitors can potentially spot the Great Indian Bustard (state bird), Chinkara, Desert Fox, and other rare desert animal species during the safaris.

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Desert National Park Launches Camel Safaris for Eco-Tourism

30 Jan

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Summary

Camel and camel cart safaris are now available in Desert National Park.
Two designated routes of 5km and 10km have been established for the safaris.
Eco-tourism initiatives include binoculars, watchtowers, and eco huts.

Desert National Park Launches Camel Safaris for Eco-Tourism

The Desert National Park (DNP) has initiated eco-tourism with the introduction of camel and camel cart safaris. These safaris commenced on January 26th, offering tourists two routes, one at 5km and another at 10km, within the Sudasari area of the sanctuary. This pilot project aims to promote sustainable tourism in the protected wildlife area.

Further enhancing the eco-tourism experience, the forest department plans to offer binoculars and establish watchtowers for photography. Visitors may also have the opportunity to stay overnight in eco huts located within the sanctuary. Efforts are underway to ensure sightings of the Great Indian Bustard, the state bird, along with other desert wildlife like the Chinkara and Desert Fox.

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