SIMILIPAL

Simlipal National Park, located in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha, is a breathtaking expanse of dense forests, rolling hills, and sparkling waterfalls. Spread across 2,750 square kilometers, it is one of India’s largest tiger reserves and a UNESCO‑recognized biosphere. The park is home to majestic Bengal tigers, herds of wild elephants, and over 230 species of birds, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts.

Visitors are drawn to the spectacular Barehipani Waterfall, plunging from 399 meters, and the scenic Joranda Waterfall, both nestled deep within the forest. The lush sal trees, medicinal plants, and orchids add to the park’s natural charm. Beyond its biodiversity, Simlipal offers a glimpse into Odisha’s tribal heritage, where local communities live in harmony with nature.

Travel Appeal: Whether you’re seeking adventure through jungle safaris, birdwatching, or trekking, or simply want to immerse yourself in serene landscapes, Simlipal promises an unforgettable experience. Eco‑tourism camps inside the park provide comfortable stays and guided tours, ensuring a perfect blend of exploration and relaxation.