Sasan Gir Wildlife Sanctuary one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries of India. The only known home of the world-famous Asiatic Lions in Asia, Sasan Gir Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Indian state of Gujarat. Spread over an area of approximately 1,412 sq km, Gir National Park supports a very rich and diverse flora and fauna.
The flora in Sasan Gir National Park chiefly comprises of Tropical dry deciduous forests dominated by short and gnarled teak trees, Thorn scrublands, Rolling grasslands and Semi-evergreen riverine. Sasan Gir National Park supports over 450 plant species.
Major trees found in Sasan Gir National Park include the Teak and Banyan trees. Being a Mixed dry deciduous forest, the main species of trees found here include Jambu, Karanj, Umro, Vad, Kalam, Charal, Sirus and Amli. Most of these trees are broad leaved and evergreen, giving the Park a cool shade and the much required moisture content.
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