Tiger Reserves of India
Tiger is one of the most majestic animal of the world. Due to poaching, urbanization and other activities, the population of tigers was decreased to a substantial level. To save the endangered species of this royal animal, a programme known as Project Tiger was launched by the Government of India in the year 1973. Starting from 9 tiger reserves in 1973, the number has grown up to 50 in 2016. Here follows is the list of all tiger reserves.
Andhra Pradesh
- Nagarjunsagar Srisailam Tiger Reserve.
Arunachal Pradesh
- Pakke Tiger Reserve,
- Kamlang Tiger Reserve,
- Namdapha Tiger Reserve.
Assam
- Nameri Tiger Reserve,
- OrangTiger Reserve,
- Kaziranga Tiger Reserve,
- Manas Tiger Reserve.
Bihar
- Valmiki Tiger Reserve.
Chhattisgarh
- Indravati Tiger Reserve,
- Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve,
- Achanakmar Tiger Reserve.
Jharkhand
- Palamau Tiger Reserve.
Karnataka
- Bandipur Tiger Reserve,
- Bhadra Tiger Reserve,
- Biligiri Ranganatha TempleTiger Reserve,
- Dandeli-Anshi Tiger Reserve,
- Nagarahole Tiger Reserve.
Kerala
- Parambikulam Tiger Reserve,
- Periyar Tiger Reserve.
Madhya Pradesh
- Kanha Tiger Reserve,
- Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve,
- Pench Tiger Reserve,
- Panna National Park,
- Satpura Tiger Reserve,
- Sanjay-Dubri Tiger Reserve.
Maharashtra
- Melghat Tiger Reserve,
- Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve,
- Bor Tiger Reserve,
- Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve,
- Sahyadri Tiger Reserve,
- Pench Tiger Reserve.
Mizoram
- Dampa Tiger Reserve.
Odisha
- Similipal Tiger Reserve,
- Satkosia Tiger Reserve.
Rajasthan
- Mukandra Hills Tiger Reserve,
- Ranthambore Tiger Reserve,
- Sariska Tiger Reserve.
Tamilnadu
- Kalakad-Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve,
- Anamalai Tiger Reserve,
- Mudumalai Tiger Reserve,
- Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve.
Telangana
- Kawalsu Tiger Reserve,
- Amrabad Tiger Reserve.
Uttar Pradesh
- Dudhwa Tiger Reserve,
- Pilibhit Tiger Reserve.
Uttarakhand
- Corbett Tiger Reserve,
- Rajaji Tiger Reserve.
West Bengal
- Sunderban Tiger Reserve,
- Buxa Tiger Reserve.
