Wildlife encounters

Kishtwar National Park is a sanctuary for some of the Himalayas' most elusive and majestic creatures. From the elusive snow leopard and Himalayan black bear to the colourful Himalayan monal and chirping Himalayan marmot, the park's wildlife population is as diverse as it is awe-inspiring. Wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike will find themselves captivated by the park's inhabitants.

A playground of trails

For adventure seekers, Kishtwar National Park offers a playground of trekking trails that wind through its breath-taking landscapes. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a novice explorer, there's a trail for every level of expertise. From the challenging ascent to the peaks of Nun and Ken to the gentle meanders along the Bhukailash and Margan Pass, each trail promises an adventure of a lifetime.

Cultural immersion

Beyond its natural splendour, Kishtwar National Park is steeped in history and culture. The park is home to several indigenous communities, including the Gujjar and Bakarwal tribes, whose traditional way of life is intricately linked to the land. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture, learning about age-old traditions, sampling traditional cuisine, and experiencing the warmth and hospitality of the people.

Conservation at its core

At the heart of Kishtwar National Park lies a commitment to conservation and preservation. Efforts to protect the park's fragile ecosystems, mitigate human-wildlife conflict, and promote sustainable tourism practices ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy its natural wonders. Visitors play a crucial role in this endeavour, as they learn about the importance of conservation and become ambassadors for environmental stewardship.