Patna, April 1 -- Bihar is steadily emerging as a major eco-tourism hub, with its tiger reserves, dolphin sanctuaries, wildlife sanctuaries, and safari parks attracting a growing number of tourists eager to experience wildlife in natural habitats.
Official sources said here on Wednesday that the state's forest regions are witnessing a significant rise in footfall as visitors explore diverse ecosystems and rich biodiversity, boosting both tourism and conservation efforts.
Located in West Champaran, the Valmiki Tiger Reserve is the only tiger reserve in Bihar, spread across nearly 901 square kilometres. It is home to Bengal tigers, leopards, bears, deer, nilgai, wild cats, and over 250 species of birds. Surrounded by dense forests, hills, a...