Hemis National Park Ladakh

The Hemis National Park Ladakh is the single Indian National park that is founded north of the Himalayan Mountain variety. It is in the Ladakh District in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is also one of the greatest countrywide parks within the subcontinent. Hemis national Park is a part of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve and is inside the Palearctic ecozone. It is bordered by the Indus River and a section of the Zanskar Mountain range. Hemis High Altitude National Park Leh was established in 1981 with the purpose of shielding the catchment areas of Rumbak and Markha. Hemis High Altitude National Park is extended up to 600 square kilometers. The name has derived from the famous monastery named as Hemis Gompa. It is positioned in the west bank of the Indus River. The Hemis National Park Ladakh is well known for the rare species like the bharal and the snow leopard. There are total of 16 mammal species and 73 bird species have been recorded in the park. In the National park there are other species such as Tibetan Wolf, Eurasian Brown Bear, Himalayan Marmot and mountain weasel. It also attracts bird watchers all over the world to study the occasional species of birds of prey such as the Himalayan Griffon Vulture, Lammergeyer Vulture and the Golden Eagle can join the speed up to 180 km per hour.

Hemis National Park Ladakh country wide Park is India's excellent included discipline for Snow Leopards giving it an international biodiversity value. The park throughout its last depend recorded some 200 snow leopards, specifically in the Rumbak catchment discipline. The snow leopard hunts on the opposite animals present in the region in most cases the great Tibetan Sheep and the Blue Sheep. Moreover the wildlife the national park is important as it owns Tibetan Gompas. The famous Hemis Monastery is 400 year old and it holds the Padmasambhava festival. In the festival there are many visitors that get attracted from all over the world. There are also activities like trekking and sightseeing for the visitors. The paramount time to visit Hemis National Park Ladakh is in the month of July to November so that you can enjoy the snow fall anytime. The timings for visiting Hemis High Altitude National Park are in the early morning and in afternoon. It is open for whole day. The national park consists of Alpine Meadow, Alpine Tundra, pine forests and Alpine Shrublands as part of its diverse ecology. The vegetation that is flourished is under drier conditions. The Hemis National Park Ladakh has been the home to Tibetan monks and local tribes. The grass growth is moderately fast in the summer season after the melting of the snow. The conditions are austere and isolated in this park. The grass growth is very rapid in the month of summer after the melting of the snow. The Hemis High Altitude National Park is surrounded by the Indus River and a share of the Zanskar Mountain Range.