1. Snowdonia, Wales
After the Peak District and the Lake District, This Park was
established as the 3rd National Park in Great Britain in 1951. The coverage of
the Park are is 2,140 km2 (827 square miles), and has 60 km (37 miles) of
coastline. The Park's natural forest is of the mixed deciduous type. The most
common trees are Welsh Oak, ash, birch, hazel and mountain-ash. In Snowdonia
National Park 26,000 people live within and approximately 62% of people can
able to speak some Welsh. In each and every year 6 million visitors were
attracted by Snowdonia National Park and it is the 3rd most visited National
Park in Wales and England. If you are a hiker, the perfect place to visit is
Snowdonia National Park.
2. Grand Canyon, the United States
The Grand Canyon is carved by River Colorado over hundreds
of years and an amazing complex canyon is created. Tourists flock to the site
every year to admire it or even to hike down and camp in the myriad of channels
cut out by the water. The Natural wonders of the world are Grand Canyon and
also have been named as UNESCO World Heritage site. In Arizona it stretches
over more than 1,200,000 acres.
There are some best qualities in the Grand Canyon; in
likewise it has some of the cleanest air in the United States. The moss found
in the park is about 1,737 famous species of vascular plants, 195 species of
lichen, 167 species of fungi and 64 species. Within the boundaries of the park,
we can see dozen endemic plants. Its flora is actually 10% only exotic. Here,
running, hiking, rafting and helicopter tours are highly popular apart from
casual sightseeing from the South Rim. The Grand Canyon 24 hour ultra Marathon
race about 126 km takes all the participants out on the North Rim of Grand
Canyon. You should not miss this event, if you are a runner.
3. Kruger National Park, South Africa
Kruger National Park is one of the largest national parks in
the world; it covers millions of acres of land. Amazing number of African
species is hosted by it, including elephants, giraffes and many other animals.
You can able to watch these animals from watch towers scattered throughout the
park. Apart from these facilities, development is nearly nonexistent and park
fends for itself in most ways.
The Park contains 21 rest camps, 2 private lodge
concessions, along with 15 private designated safari lodges. The most popular
one in the Kruger National Park is camping with backpackers and tourist since
it is cheaper. This is open to everyone and it does not require any special
permissions. The 9 different trails are offered by Kruger National Park,
including overnight, but in wildness areas you may not able to find trails.
4. Deosai, Pakistan
The best place for the impressive flowers is Deosai National
Park. Here thousand types of flowers bloom every spring. These flowers form a
living carpet of color that is attracted by variety of butterflies. All year
round deosai national park is lovely and in spring the park is certainly worth
seeing. The incredible plateaus would be another most interest and it is some
of the highest in the world.
The main reason for establishing the park is to protect is
to protect Himalayan Brown Bear along with its habitat in 1993. And also many
effective measures has taken by the Government of Pakistan during the last
decade, the bear is still under great threat. Many great and unique animals and
birds are also there. Many tourists who visit Baltistan also go to Deosai
National Park because the park is tourist attraction.
5. Kakadu National Park, Australia
The Kakadu National Park is managed together by Australian
Government and the aboriginal people together. The amazing views which attracts
tourist year round and also it is a world heritage site. In most of the areas
you can find the aboriginal rock art which is one of the most interesting
attractions in the site. It is also home to a range of animals, including the
saltwater crocodile.
The northern Australia is richest with over 1700 plant
species among these one of the most richest plant in the Kakadu National Park
is flora, which is a result of the landform, geological and habitat diversity
of the Park. The one of the world's most weed free national park is Kakadu
National Park. The park wonders nothing but it draws hundreds of thousands of
tourists per year.
6. Hortobagy, Hungary
The first national park in Hungary is the Hortobagy National
Park. In 1973, it was established as a national park. The Park was elected
among the World Heritage Sites in 1999. Hortobagy National Park is rich with
unique folklore and interesting cultural history. For wild horses and home to a
number of endangered bides the park is an official refuge. The Park is the only
place which provides habitat for over 342 species of birds and is a bird
watcher's paradise, with plenty of migratory waterfowl.
7. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
You will find Plitvice National Park, when you head into
inland Croatia. The Park is the best are with number of lakes and streams and
of mountainous terrain ideal for hiking. Here most of the lakes and streams
contain travertine; it is unique thing about the water in the park. This
provides the water clarity seldom found in nature, as well as very bright
blue-green hue.
8. Madain Saley National Historic Park, Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is the place where many national parks are
heavily forested; Madain Saley is almost entirely made up of desert and rock.
The one of the most beautiful sights you will see is Maidain Saley and also
here you can find the amazing oasis scattered throughout the park. The Ancient
burial ground is also located on the site. Between 500 BC and 100 AD the
facades were cut from rock somewhere to build more than 125 tombs which were
found on the site. If you are in the area they are still in amazing condition
and certain worth to visit.
9. Sagarmatha National park, Nepal
Nepal is the place of unique, wild look and Sagarmatha is
also having that picturesque. Inside the park you can able to see Sherpa
Villages and few monasteries. Here you
will find Mount Everest, which is one of the tallest mountains in the world. So
this National Park sees quite a bit of populated. The park is home to several animals including mountain goats hat
balance precariously along seemingly sheer rock cliffs.
10. Iguazu National Park, Argentina and Brazil
The Iguazu National Park lies through Argentina and into Brazil.
Here the subtropical rainforest is protected by this Park, as well as the
Iguazu Falls. Around a curved cliff hundreds of waterfalls forms to make the
Iguazu Falls. To get a closer look of this falls, the visitors can take a boat
or they can walk through the various waterfalls by crossing catwalks. Several
wide range of wildlife makes their home here, including howler monkeys,
jaguars, tapirs, and caimans.
The fascinating and historical areas should be preserved by
the countries; around the world what this is happens. Natural Beauty should
accessible for future generations; it is preserved by National Parks.
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