National Parks
1. the district of Kerala which have maximum number of National Parks ?
Idukki
2. the first National Park in Kerala ?
Eravikulam
3. the smallest National Park in Kerala ?
Pambadum shola ( 1.32sq.km-Idukki )
Eravikulam National Park
- Eravikulam was declared as wild life sanctuary in : 1975
- Eravikulam was declared as National Park in 1978
- Eravikulam National Park is situated in Idukki (Devikulam Taluk)
- Eravikulam National Park is a sanctuary of the endangered Niligiri Thar.
- The scientific name of Niligiri Thar is Nilgiritragus Hylocrius.
- Tourism zone of Eravikulam National Park - Rajamala
Silent Valley National Park
- The second largest National Park in Kerala.
- The taluk at which silent valley located - Mannarcaud
- Creation of silent valley park is established in the year: 1980
- Silent valley was declared as National Park in - 1984
- The Prime Minister who declared Silent valley as National Park - Indira Gandhi.
- The silent valley is called so because of the: Absence of Cicadas.
- Silent valley declared as Buffer Zone in - 2007
- The Prime Minister who inaugurated silent valley National Park: Rajiv Gandhi (1985)
- The endangered species found in silent valley is: Lion tailed macaques.
- The lion tailed macaques is found at silent valley because of the presence of a tree named - Vediplavu (Cullenia exarillata)
- Silent valley is the largest rain forest in Kerala.
- The only virgin forest - silent valley.
- In Mahabharata silent valley was depicted as: Sirendari Vanam.
- The name 'silent valley' was given by: Robert Wright.
- The river flows through silent valley - Kunthipuzha.
- Least polluted river in Kerala - Kunthipuzha.
- The river that originates from silent valley - Thuthapuzha
Pambadum Shola
- The smallest National Park in Kerala.
- It was declared as National Park in 2003.
Mathikettan Shola
- It is situated in Idukki district ( Udumbanshola Taluk)
- It was declared as National Park in 2003.
Anamudi Chola
- It is located in Devikulam taluk in Idukki district.
- It was declared as National Park in 2003.
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