Jaipur: Rajasthan is known as a hot and dry place, which is also home to the famous Thar desert. Even after this, the largest state of India is extremely rich in wildlife and there are different types of flora, animal and bird species found here. In fact, Rajasthan is at the forefront of India's top places to see tigers and birds. A large number of tourists come all year round to see the culture of Rajasthan and the pleasant wildlife here, not only from India but also from abroad. The indigenous micro-blogging platform, Koo App, is also discussing the colourful wildlife of Rajasthan, after seeing which you will definitely feel like visiting Rajasthan.
Rajasthan Tourism has said through its official handle of Koo App that 'look at the beauty of nature and the dazzling purple sunbird in Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary of Rajasthan, whose wings get a metallic purple shade in the sunlight.' Sunbird is a common city bird, which can be seen chirping in your garden or flying in your neighbourhood.'
Koo AppRediscover the beauty of nature at the Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary in Rajasthan, and encounter the shiny Purple Sunbird, whose feathers acquire a metallic purple shade under the sunlight. Sunbird is a common city bird, which can be seen chirping in your garden or flying over in your neighbourhood. #sunbird #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #Rajasthan #RajasthanTourism - Rajasthan Tourism (@my_rajasthan) 25 May 2022
Giving information about the Night Sky Astro Tourism of Khuri in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan Tourism has done koo that, 'The sky full of stars..!! It's not just sight, but a dream that is true..!! As Rajasthan becomes the first state to launch 'Night Sky Astro Tourism', Khuri in Jaisalmer is definitely taking it to the next level. If you want to spend a dreamy night under the starry sky, plan your trip to Rajasthan soon. '
IRCTC has written about the pleasant wildlife of Rajasthan, "Listen to the roar of #बाघ, see the #सुंदरता of #प्रकृति, and join it while working #साहसिक with the trails of the #रणथंभौर forest in #राजस्थान." Visit the www.the-maharajas.com today to learn more about this #यात्रा!'
Koo AppListen to the roar of the #tiger, witness the #beauty of #nature, and connect with it as you #adventure along the trails of the #Ranthambore forest in #Rajasthan. To know more on this #journey, visit www.the-maharajas.com today! #IRCTC #MaharajasExpress #luxury #IncredibleIndia #travel @my_rajasthan @AmritMahotsav - IRCTC (@irctcofficial) 24 May 2022
Rajasthan Tourism has described the pleasant wildlife here as magic, writing that 'the roar of the tiger, the cries of the deer and the call of the birds.' #रणथंभौर Tiger Reserve is where the magic takes place. It's a magnificent, majestic and awe-inspiring place to see. '
Koo AppThe roar of the tiger, the dash of the deer and call of the birds. #RanthamboreTigerReserve is where the magic happens. It is magnificent,majestic and an awe inspiring place to visit. #Ranthambore #RajasthanTourism #Rajasthan #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography - Rajasthan Tourism (@my_rajasthan) 19 May 2022
There is a semi-green forest, hilly terrain, dry meadows, dry deciduous thorny forests and even a wetland conducive to the growth of wildlife with biodiversity. About 480 species of plants and trees are found in Rajasthan. It is also home to several national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and bird sanctuaries, making it one of the top wildlife destinations in the country.
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