List of National Parks in India 2022, Wildlife Sanctuaries Map (Updated)

List of National Parks in India : The beauty of India, which is called the golden bird, was due to the national park present here and the animals living in it. Even today there are many national parks in India which are maintaining the pride of our country. Do you know which parks come under the category of national parks? If you are unaware of this, then today through we will tell you about the popular national park in india.

Before giving you information about the National Park of India, it is important to know that due to the unlimited growth of human population, it has had a very bad effect on other creatures, their living and eating areas are almost over. That’s why it is very important that we control all the human population and save the forest so that our next generation also does not read these creatures only in the pages.

Page Contents

1 National Parks in India map
- 1.1 Indian wildlife sanctuary and national park
- 1.2 Declaration of National Parks in India
2 India National Parks Map (Updated)
3 List of National Parks in India
- 3.1 National Park and Sanctuary of India (States)
- 3.2 National Parks in India (Union Territories)
4 The Largest National Park in India
5 Map of Wildlife Sanctuaries in India
6 Total Biosphere Reserve in India/ Protected Area
- 6.1 Biosphere Reserves of India (Protected area)

National Parks in India map

List of National Parks in India Map : Even before the Indian independence, sanctuaries had been created in the form of shooting blocks, game reserves or hunting reserves by the provisional governments or by the native rulers in their respective areas. In 1936, the first National Park in India was created and named as the Hailey National Park, now called the Corbett National Park, in Uttaranchal.

The sections 18 to 34 of the Indian Constitution deal with Sanctuaries, section 35 deals with National Parks and section 38 empowers the Central Government to declare areas as Sanctuaries or National Parks (Negi, S.S., 1991).

Indian wildlife sanctuary and national park

The term ‘National Park’ should denote an area:

which is, set aside for the protection and conservation of outstanding natural fauna, flora, geological formations and natural scenic;
in which hunting, killing or capturing of fauna, or deprivation of any wild animal of its habitat, or destruction and collection of flora, and weapons are all prohibited except for the improvement and a better management of wildlife therein, and on condition that these issues are handled by, or are under the control of, the park authorities;
where also, grazing [of any live-stock] shall not be permitted.

No alteration of the boundaries of a National Park shall be made except on the resolution passed by the legislature of the State (Wildlife Protection Society of India, 2003., Thane Riney, 1982).

Declaration of National Parks in India

Whenever it appears to the State Government that an area, whether within a Sanctuary or not, is, by reason of its ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological or zoological association or importance, needed to be constituted as a National Park for the purpose of protecting, propagating or developing wild life therein or its environment, it may, by notification, declare its intention to constitute that area as a National Park. (Sub section (1) of section 35).

India National Parks Map (Updated)

List of National Parks in India

National Park and Sanctuary of India (States)

Sl	Name	Area (sq km)	Date of Est	District	State
1	Kasu Brahmananda Reddy	1.42	1994	Hyderabad	Andhra Pradesh
2	Mahaveer Harina Vanasthali	14.59	1994	Hyderabad	AP
3	Mrugavani	3.60	1994	Hyderabad	AP
4	Sri Venkateswara	353.62	1989	Chittor & Cuddapah	AP
5	Mouling	483.00	1986	Upper Siang	Arunachal Pradesh
6	Naldapha	1,985.23	1983	Changlang	Arunachal Pradesh
7	Dibru-Saikhowa	340.00	1999	Tinsukia & Dibrugarh	Assam
8	Kaziranga	471.71	1974	Golaghat & Nagaon	Assam
9	Manas	500.00	1990	Barpeta & Bongaigaon	Assam
10	Nameri	200.00	1998	Sonitpur	Asam
11	Orang	78.80	1999	Darrang & Sonitpur	Assam
12	Valmiki	335.65	1989	Pashchim Champaran	Bihar
13	Indravati	1,258.37	1981	Dantewada	Chhattishgarh
14	Kangerghati	200.00	1982	Kanker	Chhattishgarh
15	Sanjay	1,471.13	1981	Surguja, Koria	Chhattishgarh
16	Mollem	107.00	1978	North Goa	Goa
17	Bansda	23.99	1979	Valsad	Gujarat
18	Gir	258.71	1975	Junagadh	Gujarat
19	Marine (Gulf of Kachchh)	162.89	1980	Jamnagar	Gujarat
20	Blackbuck	34.08	1976	Bhavnagar	Gujarat
21	Kalesar	46.82	2003	Yamuna Nagar	Haryana
22	Sultanpur	1.43	1989	Gurgaon	Haryana
23	Great Himalayan	754.40	1984	Kullu	Himachal Pradesh
24	Pin Valley	675.00	1987	Lahul & Spiti	Himachal Pradesh
25	City Forest (Salim Ali)	9.07	1992	Srinagar	J & K
26	Dachigam	141.00	1981	Srinagar	J & K
27	Hemis	4,100.00	1981	Ladakh	J & K
28	Kistwar	400.00	1981	Doda	J & K
29	Betla	231.67	1986	Palamau	Jharkhand
30	Anshi	250.00	1987	Uttara kannada	Karnataka
31	Bandipur	874.20	1974	Chamarajanagar	Karnataka
32	Bannerghatta	104.27	1974	Bangalore	Karnataka
33	Kudremukh	600.32	1987	Chikmagalur & Dakshin Kannada	Karnataka
34	Nagarahole (Rajiv Gandhi)	643.39	1983	Mysore & Kodagu	Karnataka
35	Anamudi	7.5	2003	–	Kerala
36	Eravikulam	97.00	1978	Idukki	Kerala
37	Mathikettan Shola	12.82	2003	Idukki	kerala
38	Pambadum Shola	1.318	2003	–	kerala
39	Periyar	350.00	1982	Idukki	Kerala
40	Silent Valley	89.52	1984	Palakhad	Kerala
41	Bandhavgarh	448.85	1982	Umaria & Jabalpur	MP
42	Fossil	0.27	1983	Mandla	MP
43	Kanha	940.00	1955	Mandla & Balaghat	MP
44	Madhav	375.22	1959	Shivpuri	MP
45	Panna	542.67	1973	Panna & Chhatarpur	MP
46	Pench (Priyadarshini)	292.85	1975	Seoni & Chhindwara	MP
47	Sanjay	466.88	1981	Sidhi	MP
48	Satpura	585.17	1981	Hoshangabad	MP
49	Van Vihar	4.45	1979	Bhopal	MP
50	Gugamal	361.28	1987	Amravati	Maharashtra
51	Nawegaon	133.88	1975	Bhandara & Gondia	Maharashtra
52	Pench	257.26	1975	Nagpur	Maharashtra
53	Sanjay Gandhi (Borivilli)	86.96	1983	Thane & Mumbai-Suburban	Maharashtra
54	Tadoba	116.55	1955	Chandrapur	Maharashtra
55	Keibul-Lamjao	40.00	1977	Bishnupur	Manipur
56	Balphakram	220.00	1986	South Garo Hills	Meghalaya
57	Nokrek	47.48	1986	East, West & South Garo Hills	Meghalaya
58	Murlen	200.00	1991	Champhai	Mizoram
59	Phawngpui Blue Mountain	50.00	1997	Chhimtuipui (E)	Mizoram
60	Intanki	202.02	1993	Dimapur	Nagaland
61	Bhitarkanika	145.00	1988	Kendrapara	Orissa
62	Simlipal	845.70	1986	Mayurbhanj	Orissa
63	Darrah	265.8	2003	Kota	Rajasthan
64	Desert	3,162.00	1980	Barmer & Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
65	Keoladeo Ghana	28.73	1981	Bharatpur	Rajasthan
66	Ranthambore	392.00	1980	Sawai Madhopur	Rajasthan
67	Sariska	273.80	1992	Alwar	Rajasthan
68	Khangchendzonga	1,784.00	1977	North & West Sikkim	Sikkim
69	Guindy	2.82	1976	Chennai	Tamil Nadu
70	Gulf of Mannar Marine	6.23	1980	Ramanathpuram & Tuticorin	Tamil Nadu
71	Indira Gandhi (Annamalai)	117.10	1989	Coimbatore	Tamil Nadu
72	Mudumalai	103.24	1990	Nilgiris	Tamil Nadu
73	Mukurthi	78.46	1990	Nilgiris	Tamil Nadu
74	Corbett	520.82	1936	Nainital & Garhwal (Pauri)	Uttaranchal
75	Gangotri	1,552.00	1989	Uttarkashi	Uttaranchal
76	Govind	472.08	1990	Uttarkashi	Uttaranchal
77	Nanda Devi	630.00	1982	Chamoli	Uttaranchal
78	Rajaji	820.00	1983	Dehradun, Garhwal & Haridwar	Uttaranchal
79	Valley of Flowers	87.50	1982	Chamoli	Uttaranchal
80	Dudhwa	490.00	1977	Lakhimpur Kheri	Uttar pradesh
81	Buxa	117.10	1992	Jalpaiguri	West Bengal
82	Gorumara	79.45	1994	Jalpaiguri	West Bengal
83	Neora Valley	88.00	1986	Darjeeling	West Bengal
84	Singhalila	78.60	1986	Darjeeling	West Bengal
85	Sunderbans	1,330.10	1984	North & South 24-Paraganas	West Bengal

National Parks in India (Union Territories)

86	Campbell Bay	429.00	1992	Andaman	A & N Islands
87	Galathea	110.00	1992	Andaman	A & N Islands
88	Mahatama Gandhi Marine	281.50	1983	Andaman	A & N Islands
89	Middle Button Island	0.64	1979	Andaman	A & N Islands
90	Mount Harriett	46.62	1979	Andaman	A & N Islands
91	North Button Island	0.44	1979	Andaman	A & N Islands
92	Rani Jhansi Marine	256.14	1996	Andaman	A & N Islands
93	Saddle Peak	32.54	1979	Andaman	A & N Islands
94	South Button Island	0.03	1977	Andaman	A & N Islands

The Largest National Park in India

The name of India’s largest national park is Hemis National Park , which was established in the year 1981, which is located in Ladakh, the central state of India.

According to Wikipedia, it is the largest national park not only of India, but also of South Asia, located at great heights in eastern Ladakh.

name of national park	Hemis National Park
Year of establishment	1991
Location	Leh, Ladakh
Area	4400 sq km

Map of Wildlife Sanctuaries in India

*Map showing the Wildlife sanctuaries in India. (Source : mpsofindia)

Disclaimer: All efforts have been made to make this image accurate. However Mapping Digiworld Pvt Ltd and its directors do not own any responsibility for the correctness or authenticity of the same.

Total Biosphere Reserve in India/ Protected Area

The Government of India has established 18 Biosphere Protected Areas across the country . These biosphere reserves geographically protect the natural habitat of fauna and often serve to preserve one or more national parks and sanctuaries with buffer zones established for economic uses. Protection is given not only to the flora and fauna of the protected area, but also to the human communities living in these areas.

India designated the cold-desert of Himachal Pradesh as a biosphere reserve in 2009. On September 20, 2010, the Ministry of Environment and Forests designated Shaschalam Hills as the 17th Biosphere Reserve. Panna (Madhya Pradesh) was designated as the 18th on August 25, 2011.

Biosphere Reserves of India (Protected area)

year	Name	State	Area (in sq. km)
1986	Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve	Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka	5520
1988	Nanda Devi National Park and Biosphere Reserve	Uttarakhand	5860
1989	Bay of Mannar	Tamil Nadu	10500
1988	nocrek	Meghalaya	820
1989	Sundarbans	West Bengal	9630
1989	psyche	Assam	2837
1994	Simlipal	Orissa	4374
1998	dihang-dibang	Arunachal Pradesh	5112
1999	Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve	Madhya Pradesh	4926.28
2005	Achanakmar-Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve	Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh	3835
2008	Rann of Kutch	Gujarat	12454
2009	cold dessert	Himachal Pradesh	7770
2000	kangchenjunga	Sikkim	2620
2001	Agasthyamalai Biosphere Reserve	Kerala, Tamil Nadu	3500.08
1989	Big Nicobar Biosphere Reserve	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	885
1997	Dibru-Saikhowa	Assam	765
2010	Seshachalam Hills	Andhra Pradesh	4755
2011	Panna National Park	Madhya Pradesh	2998.98

Source: wikipedia

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