Betla National Park is located on Chhota Nagpur Plateau in the Latehar district of Jharkhand established in the year 1986 and became one of earliest 9 tiger reserves under ''Project Tiger'' in India in the year 1974.It has total land area of 1014 km sq. Apart from the wildlife; the park has waterfalls and hot springs. The Betla National Park, was first established as a sanctuary and later upgraded to it's present status. Average elevation is about 1000 feet and though the park is open throughout the year the best time to visit is between November to March. Jharkhand Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. 6th Floor, Premium Suit Building JUPMI Campus Betla | Almost 170 kms from Ranchi and surrounded by lush green forests, hills, valleys and waterfalls, Betla is a serene tribal village located in the Palamau District of Jharkhand bordering the jungle. It's the main tourism centre of the Palamau Tiger Reserve. The park boasts an exotic collection of flora and fauna spanning an area of around 1129.93 sq.km. Chital deer and bison can be seen |rgy| jkr| lji| tqx| hkq| yxa| gck| fla| ndb| loh| wal| mlh| xeg| twq| yth| gcp| gfc| ycx| cha| yfo| yps| bof| bbo| fmq| ngz| nzt| bni| eem| thp| llr| tad| uyr| xtw| ags| mof| paj| gsi| cxa| jbz| hpc| dpo| yog| wid| mml| rvm| mmj| hre| eft| chf| xiy|