Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Photographers Share Underrated Indian National Parks for 2025
World Photography Day is a time to celebrate photography and explore nature.
Three wildlife photographers recommend visiting some special, less-visited national parks in India.
One is a bird sanctuary in Rajasthan that looks like Africa.
Another is a forest in West Bengal where you can see rare birds.
The third is a desert park in Rajasthan known for a large bird called the Great Indian Bustard.
These places are great for taking photos and seeing amazing wildlife.
They offer a different experience from popular tourist spots.
World Photography Day spotlights lesser-known national parks in India.
Taal Chhapar Bird Sanctuary in Rajasthan is home to diverse birds and blackbucks.
Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bengal hosts endangered Rufous-necked Hornbills.
Desert National Park in Rajasthan is a haven for the Great Indian Bustard.
Wildlife photographers share insights on these unique locations.
- Who
- Three wildlife photographers.
- What
- Recommendations for lesser-known national parks.
- When
- Celebrated on World Photography Day.
- Where
- India: Rajasthan (Taal Chhapar and Desert National Park), West Bengal (Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary).
- Why
- To highlight unique photography locations.
- Event
- World Photography Day
- Featured Locations
- Taal Chhapar, Mahananda, Desert National Park
- Primary Focus
- Wildlife Photography
- Key Species: Taal Chhapar
- Blackbucks, Migratory Birds
- Key Species: Mahananda
- Rufous-necked Hornbill, Himalayan Salamander
- Key Species: Desert National Park
- Great Indian Bustard