India is one of the top 10 countries with rich forest cover, which is an achievement in itself. While this achievement is noteworthy, it’s tempered by the loss of resources due to historical transgressions, such as forest burning and wildlife hunting. Nevertheless, for enthusiasts of nature, India remains a veritable paradise, teeming with biosphere reserves and biodiversity hotspots. Here, we bring to you a curated list of India’s 7 most notable forests, promising visitors an unparalleled and exclusive experience.
Saranda Forest, JharkhandThis forest once served as the private hunting grounds for the Singh Deo royal family of Saraikela in the West Singhbhum district of Jharkhand. Saranda Forest spans across an area of 820 square kilometers and is inhabited by the Ho people. Rich in iron ore, minerals, sal trees, and a variety of wildlife including leopards, the forest derives its name, ‘Saranda,’ from its abundant water sources and lush greenery, along with a diverse…
