Nahargarh Biological Park
Conservation park in the Aravalli hills housing Asiatic lions, tigers, and rare endemic birds.
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This guide to the wildlife park above Jaipur opens among the maharajas' old hunting lodges, tracing how this stretch of the Aravalli hills went from royal hunting ground to protected sanctuary in 1980. It follows the Asiatic lions and Bengal tigers now living on slopes their predators once stalked, and singles out one small resident, the white-naped tit, among the more than 280 bird species recorded here. Watch for it if you're patient near the rockier trails.
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