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Renowned for its significant population of Barasingha (swamp deer), Kanha played a pivotal role in conserving this species. Visitors can also spot chital (spotted deer) and sambar deer amidst its lush landscapes.
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Famous for the one-horned rhinoceros, Kaziranga is also home to species like the sambar and hog deer. Its rich biodiversity offers a captivating wildlife experience.
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Known for the Nilgiri tahr, Eravikulam's grasslands and shola forests also support populations of sambar and barking deer. The park's rolling hills provide picturesque trekking opportunities.
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Beyond its tiger population, Sariska's dry deciduous forests are inhabited by sambar and chital deer, offering a diverse wildlife experience.
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A prime tiger habitat, Ranthambore also hosts a variety of deer species, including sambar and chital, set against the backdrop of ancient ruins and dense forests.
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While famed for the Asiatic lion, Gir's diverse ecosystem supports chital and sambar deer, enriching the park's wildlife tapestry.
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With one of the highest densities of Bengal tigers, Bandhavgarh's meadows and forests are also home to sambar and chital deer, enhancing the park's biodiversity.
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A UNESCO World Heritage site, Manas boasts rich biodiversity, including species like the sambar and hog deer, amidst its grasslands and forests.
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Located near Mumbai, this urban park provides a habitat for chital and sambar deer, offering city dwellers a glimpse into India's wildlife.
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Visiting these parks offers an opportunity to witness India's diverse deer species in their natural environments, each park providing unique landscapes and ecosystems.
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