Gorumara National Park

Wildlife OverviewGorumara National Park is renowned for its population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. The park also shelters elephants, leopards, bison, sambar, and diverse birdlife, making it a wildlife lover’s paradise.HabitatThe park is characterized by alluvial grasslands interspersed with dense forests and rivers, creating a rich ecosystem that sustains varied flora and fauna. Its strategic location at the Himalayan foothills enhances its biodiversity.Visitor ActivitiesGuests can enjoy jeep safaris, watchtowers for wildlife observation, bird watching, and nature walks. Guided tours offer insights into the park’s habitat and conservation efforts.FacilitiesAccommodation is available in government lodges and eco-resorts. The park provides visitor centers, rest areas, and regulated safari arrangements for a comfortable and informative experience.Best Time to VisitThe park is best visited from November to March when the weather is pleasant, and animal sightings peak. The park remains closed during the monsoon (mid-June to September).Safety TipsAlways follow park guidelines, keep a safe distance from animals, and avoid loud noises. Stay with guides during tours, and carry essentials like water, hats, and insect repellent for safety.