A Contribution to the Flora of Sariska Tiger Reserve, Alwar District, Rajasthan

Sariska Tiger Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate and one of India's 15 tiger reserves, is notable for its unique blend of natural history and archaeology. This study contributes to the understanding of its flora by detailing its topography, fauna, and vegetation while highlighting significant historical ruins such as the Siva temple of Grah Rajer, the medieval fort of Kankwari, and the Tomb of Lord Bhartrihari. The research employs a comprehensive approach to document the reserve's ecological diversity, emphasizing its role in conservation efforts within the Aravalli hill ranges. Located 140 km from Jaipur, Sariska spans 800 sq. km with a core area of 498 sq. km, making it a critical site for biodiversity and historical preservation.

Parmar, P. J. (2024). A Contribution to the Flora of Sariska Tiger Reserve, Alwar District, Rajasthan. Nelumbo, 29–40. https://doi.org/10.20324/nelumbo/v27/1985/74739