Safari Lodge
    Sultanpur National Park, India
    PlnrScore 29

    The Crashpad Mangar

    The Crashpad Mangar is a camp near Sultanpur National Park.

    Score
    29
    Species
    1111

    Location

    Latitude

    28.367281

    Longitude

    77.181010

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    The Crashpad Mangar in Sultanpur National Park

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Indira Gandhi International Airport

    DEL
    23 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Indira Gandhi International Airport

    DEL
    23 km away

    1,111

    Total Species

    35

    Mammals

    210

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Plain Tiger Butterfly
    376 obs
    Five-striped Palm Squirrel
    302 obs
    Pioneer White
    282 obs
    Lemon Pansy
    264 obs
    Indian Peafowl
    224 obs
    Jungle Babbler
    221 obs
    Common Myna
    204 obs
    Rose-ringed Parakeet
    182 obs
    Yellow Orange Tip
    166 obs
    Red Pierrot
    164 obs
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