National Parks in Maharashtra

Maharashtra the largest Indian state and economic capital of India, is also home home to a large number of animals and bird species, including the tiger, Crocodile, Bison, Gawa, Neelgai, Wild Deer, Sambar and rare migratory birds. Below is the list of some of the important wildlife national park in Maharashtra.

Navegaon National Park

Tadoba National Park

Wildlife Sanctuaries in Maharashtra

Sanjay Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary	Anerdam Wildlife Sanctuary	Yawal Wildlife Sanctuary
Karnala Bird Sanctuary	Malvan Marine Sanctuary	Phansad Wildlife Sanctuary
Tansa Wildlife Sanctuary	Gautala Wildlife Sanctuary	Jaikwadi Wildlife Sanctuary
Naygaon Mayur Wildlife Sanctuary	Yedshi Ramling Wildlife Sanctuary	Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary
Rehkuri Blackbuck Wildlife Sanctuary	Nandur Mahyameshwar Wildlife Sanctuary	Kalsubai Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary
Mayureshwar Wildlife Sanctuary	Great Indian Bustard Wildlife Sanctuary	Koyana Wildlife Sanctuary
Radhanagri Wildlife Sanctuary	Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary

Navegaon National Park

The Navegaon National Park located in Navegoan, Gondia is one of the most popular forest resorts in the Vidarbha region. The Park is spread over an area of 135 sq kms. A picturesque lake with crystal clear water, stretching over an area of 11 sq. kms is set in the midst of hill ranges and can be approached through a series of winding trails.

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Tadoba National Park

Tadoba National Park is the oldest national park of the State of Maharahtra and since 1993, a Project Tiger Reserve. It derives its name from the local God, "Taru". The legend goes that the village chief "Taru" was killed in an epic fight with the tiger. He is worshipped by all the local villagers as the deity of "Tadoba".

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