The Gir National Park is located in the Gujarat peninsula in the south West India. The terrain is rugged with low hills and comprises of trees like Teak, Acacia, Jamun, Tendu and Dhak trees,
The Gir National Park is the only home in India of the Asiatic Lion of which there are nearly 300 in the park. Besides the Lion it is noted to have a big number of Leopards which is as good as 210.
The Gir National Park engulfs a big number of animals, bird’s reptiles. The animals spotted here are common and rare as well which are Chital or Spotted Deer. Others main wild attractions are Nilgai, Chinkara, Sambhar, Black Bucks, the four horned Antelope, Wild Boar, Indian Flying Foe, Grey Musk Shrew, Indian Hare, Pale Hedgehog, Small Indian Mangoose, Small Indian Civet, Indian Pangolin, Indian Porcupine, Ratel, Indian Fox, and Jackal.