Image Credit: Pexels 8 Reasons To Visit Bhitarkanika National Park In Odisha
Image Credit: Pexels Bhitarkanika is one of India's most biodiverse ecosystems. The park is rich in diversity, with over 215 species of birds, including migratory birds from Europe and Central Asia. The wetlands and lush mangroves provide shelter for countless species
Image Credit: Pexels The national park is known for its population of giant saltwater crocodiles, including some of the largest in the world. Witnessing these magnificent reptiles in their natural habitat is indeed a sight to behold
Image Credit: Pexels The Bhitarkanika boasts one of India's largest mangrove ecosystems that plays an important role in protecting the coastline from erosion. With dense forests and pristine waterways, the park creates a serene and picturesque landscape that is worth a visit
Image Credit: Pexels The diverse wildlife offers an enthralling experience for nature and animal lovers. Apart from crocodiles, the park is home to various other animals like deer, wild boars, monitor lizards, pythons, and a variety of fish and amphibians
Image Credit: Pexels The national park is a birdwatcher's paradise, it is home to various species like the Asian Openbill, Black Ibis, and the endangered Lesser Adjutant Stork
Image Credit: Pexels Another reason to visit this national park is its boat safaris. The safaris allow visitors to explore the peaceful rivers while observing the best of nature and wildlife
Instagram/dishapatani One can also spot the rare marine turtles here as well. Visit the nearby Gahirmatha Beach, which is the world's largest spot for Olive Ridley turtles, and enjoy the sight of them resting in their natural habitat
Image Credit: Pexels Overall, the national park serves a peaceful environment and serenity that marks it as an ideal destination for eco-tourism
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