Marine National Park

Gujarat has the distinction of creating the country's first Marine National Park spread over an area of nearly 458 sq.kms. in the Gulf of Kutch, 30 km. from Jamnagar. Here corals create fantasies in stone and are the master builders of the Park. Their limestone fortresses - those found near the Pirotan Islands and the rich moist deciduous forests like those found in the dense forests of the Danes. One of the most threatened birds, the great Indian bustard finds a refuge in certain pockets of protected areas.

A visit to Marine National Park and an attendant visit to Tourism of Gujarat, takes the tourist on an odyssey to the Marine National Park, located in Gujarat, India. Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India, offers a golden opportunity to the tourists to uncover the secrets and the rich wildlife wealth of Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India. Tourism of Gujarat, offers a rare opportunity to find out more about the Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India, which is India's first Marine Park and it is spread over a distance of 458 square kilometers and is located in the Gulf of Kutch, situated in Gujarat, India.

Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India, is home to one of the most sought after and endangered species of birds known as the Great Indian Bustard, which is found in some of the pockets of the Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India. Then, coral reef formations are also another tourist attraction and are one of the core attributes of this exotic Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India. Marine National Park, situated in Gujarat, India, is also home to the coral and limestone fortresses found near the Pirotan islands and also the rich deciduous forests found in and around the Marine National Park, located in Gujarat, India.

There are Gobi's which clean parasites from other fish and fishes who burrow so deep only their eyes are seen. You will easily spot fishes that look like stars and spot dolphins herding schools of fish for a hearty meal. Dugong, a marine mammal which resembles a seal and the rare Boralia species are found in these protected areas. At times it seems as if every life form here is familiar with the art of magic as each seem to trick the other for food and shelter. Above the waters, mangrove plants with their tangled roots and densely packed leaves prevent land based predators from penetrating but provide scores of birds with nesting and roosting sites. There is no doubt that life in the coral reef is like witnessing a thousand rainbows in a kaleidoscopic way.