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Gir Forest National Park, India One for the animal lovers, Gir Forest National Park in India is the last remaining stronghold of the Asiatic lion. Located in the western state of Gujarat, this national park consists of vitally important protected forest. The iconic Asiatic lion once ranged across India, the Middle East and Turkey but was hunted down to just 20 animals in the early 20th century. Since then, conservation efforts in Gir National Park and the wider sanctuary saw numbers return to 650 in 2017. The Asiatic lion is the state animal of Gujarat and many locals live in astonishingly close proximity to their feline neighbours. This forest caters well to wildlife lovers; Gir’s hilly terrain makes it a preferred habitat for jackals, leopards, antelopes, and deer amongst other species. The most popular time to visit Gir Forest is from December to March, but it can become overcrowded during peak season. You’re more likely to see lions and other wildlife from March to May, but temperatures can become pretty hot during this time of year. #info #EverythingsInfo