Sundarbans to Kahurangi: 7 largest National Parks in the World
Embark on a journey through nature's wonders! Join us in exploring the world's largest national parks, brimming with breathtaking landscapes and wildlife
lifestyle Jun 10 2024
Author: Amrita Ghosh Image Credits:Pixabay
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Northeast Greenland National Park (Greenland)
Covers 972,000 sq km of remote Arctic wilderness, teeming with glaciers, fjords, and polar bears
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Wrangell-St. Elias National Park (USA)
Encompasses 53,320 sq km of Alaska's rugged terrain, boasting towering peaks, glaciers, and diverse wildlife
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Kahurangi National Park (New Zealand)
Spanning 4,520 sq km, it's New Zealand's second-largest park, featuring ancient forests, coastal landscapes, and the Heaphy Track
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Sarek National Park (Sweden)
At 1,970 sq km, it's a wilderness haven in Swedish Lapland, home to Europe's last true wilderness with soaring peaks, glaciers, and vast valleys
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Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge (USA)
Encompasses 79,320 sq km in Alaska, known for its expansive wetlands, river networks, and vital habitat for migratory birds
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Sundarbans National Park (Bangladesh/India)
Spanning 10,000 sq km of mangrove forest, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and critical habitat for Bengal tigers and diverse aquatic life
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Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks (Kenya)
Together forming Kenya's largest park complex, covering 20,812 sq km, they offer iconic African savanna landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage sites