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For those searching for endeavor, greenery, natural air and heaps of fun with nature, then Sariska National park is the spot for you. Encompassed by the desolate Aravalli slopes, Sariska Tiger Reserve in Alwar region is one of Rajasthan's popular wildlife forests.
Once in the past a hunting spot of the Maharaja of Alwar in the Aravallis, the park was announced a wildlife reserve in 1955 and after that a Tiger Reserve in 1978 under Project Tiger. Sariska is among the 28 Tiger reserve in the nation which have come up since 1970. Covering a region of 800 sq km altogether including a center zone of pretty nearly 500 sq km, the spot is found 249 km South West of Delhi and 110 km North East of Jaipur.
A region of 274 sq km was recognised as a National Park in 1982. Comparable, however bigger than Ranthambore National Park, which is likewise in Rajasthan, Sariska is nearly less untouched by commercialization. At the same time the haven had ended up notorious making across the nation commotion for having lost every last bit of its tiger populace.
