
Gir National Park
THE LAST KINGDOM OF ASIATIC LIONS.
Nestled in the rugged landscapes of Gujarat, Gir National Park is the only place in the world where Asiatic Lions roam freely in the wild. Beyond its majestic lions, Gir is a thriving habitat teeming with diverse wildlife, including leopards, striped hyenas, jackals, and the elusive honey badger. With its rich biodiversity, rolling grasslands, and dense forests, the park offers an unforgettable safari experience. Bird lovers will also find Gir to be a paradise, with over 300 species soaring through its skies, making every visit a true adventure into the wild.
Surprising Truths of Gir's Wilderness
Hover over to reveal fun facts you didn't know about Gir National Park
Unlike their African cousins, Asiatic lions in Gir are known to wade through water bodies,
especially during the scorching summer months,
making for a rare and
fascinating sight.
From just 12 lions in the early 1900s, Gir’s conservation efforts have helped the population
grow to over 600 today,
making it one of India’s
greatest wildlife
success stories.
Gir is one of the few places in India where you can spot the
infamous honey badger,
a tough and fearless
creature known for taking on predators much larger
than itself!
Spot Them in the Wild: Gir's Species
ASIATIC
LIONS
DEERS AND
ANTELOPES
INDIAN
LEOPARDS
OVER 300
BIRD SPECIES

NEAREST AIRPORT
Rajkot I 165 km I 4.5 hours

MAJOR CITIES
Rajkot (165 km) I Junagadh (90 km)
Ahmedabad (320 km)

RAILWAY STATION
Veraval I 64 km
1.5 hours
October to November
December to January
February to March
April to June
July to September
Best time to visit - November to June
Winter
Winter
Winter
Summer
Monsoon
Min.
18°C - 20°C
5°C - 10°C
18°C - 20°C
25°C - 30°C
20°C - 25°C
Max.
30°C - 35°C
18°C - 25°C
30°C - 35°C
40°C - 45°C
30°C - 35°C
Regular Safari Drive (Morning & Afternoon) - 3 Hours
Gir Through the Seasons
Accommodations Around Gir