 Chota Nagpur dry deciduous
forests are wide spread in the Chota Nagpur Plateau of Eastern India
covering Jharkhand, Orissa, Bihar and Chhattisgarh. The eco- region
comprises of dry to wet deciduous forests. The area is fully surrounded
by the plateaus, rocky hills and verdant valleys. more... |
 Walk into the subtropical pine
forests of the Himalayas, a beautiful paradise lost in no time. The
Himalayas sub tropical pine forests are confined to Nepal, Bhutan,
states of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh in
northern India, and Pakistan in the west. They are the largest one in
the Indo pacific region more... |
 Located on the Western Ghats
mountain ranges of the peninsular India to the south of the Palakkad
Gap, the Southwestern Ghats moist forests are among the most
ecologically richest regions of India. These moist forests are
exceptionally the treasure trove – home to a magnificent array of
flora and fauna, tribal population, fascinating peaks and several
valleys. more... |
 The Naga Manipuri Chin Hills
moist forests are of great size and bio diversity. The forests provides
the fascinating sights for the nature lovers. These forests remain wet
althrough the year and there are several areas in the forests which
receive more than 36 feet of rainfall in an year. There are more than
300 species of medicinal plants so far noted in these areas. more... |
 Travel to the Rann of Kutch
flooded grasslands situated at the western tip of Gujrat. The eco region
of Rann of Kutch represents the saline wasteland where scrub flora and
flooded grasslands interspersed with swampy land offers a refuge to the
exotic wildlife. The region harbors large population of Wild Asiatic
Ass, which is the member of the wild horse family. more... |
