In Search For Wildlife: GHNP Day 3 #himachal #kullu

We are going towards Supakhani Jogni From Dhel to Looking for Wildlife. In this Video you will also know about Wildlife Census. Great Himalayan National Park was constituted in 1984 and was formally notified as a national park in 1999. It is located in Banjaar Sub-Division of Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh, India, in the far Western Himalayas. GHNP is one of the most recent additions to a huge network of wildlife reserves found in Himalayan region in India and adjoining countries. The V-shaped Sainj Valley rises from the lower ranges of the main Himalaya to the east of Kullu. The Sainj River flows past a series of interlocking spurs and widens as it travels southwest to join the River Beas at the small village of Larji. The Valley is around 90 sq. kms in area and approximately 35 KMs from Kullu district headquarters. It is a designated wildlife sanctuary encompassing the villages of Shakti and Maror. Both the villages lie outside GHNP's boundaries.