List of Tiger Reserve in India

List of Tiger Reserve

There are 50 Tiger Reserves in India. The oldest tiger reserve is Corbett Tiger Reserve which was declared in the year 1973 under ‘Project Tiger‘, Whereas Kamlang Tiger Reserve is the newest Tiger Reserve of India declared in the year 2018.

The maximum number of Tigers are in Madhya Pradesh, followed by Karnataka and Uttrakhand.


STATE
NAME OF TIGER RESERVE
Andhra Pradesh
NagarjunSagar Srisailam
Arunachal Pradesh
Pakke
Namdapha
Kamlang
Assam
Manas
Nameri
Kaziranga
Orang
Bihar
Valmiki
Chhatisgargh
Indravati
Udanti-Sitanadi
Achanakmar
Jharkhand
Palamau
Karnataka
Bandipur
Dandeli-Anshi (Kali)
Bharda
Billigiri Ranganatha Temple

Nagarhole
Kerala
Parambikulam
Periyar
Madhya Pradesh
Kanha
Pench
Sanjay-Dubri
Satpura
Bandhavgarh
Panna
Maharashtra
Tadobai-Andhari
Pench
Bor
Sahyadri
Nawegaon-Nagzira
Melghat
Mizoram
Dampa
Odisha
Similipal
Satkosia
Rajasthan
Mukandra Hills
Sariska
Ranthambore
Tamil Nadu
Kalakad-Mundanthurai
Anamalai
Mudumalai
Sathyamangalam
Telangana
Amrabad
Kawal
Uttarakhand
Corbett
Rajaji
Uttar Pradesh
Amangarh (buffer of Corbett TR)
Dudhwa
Pilibhit
West Bengal
Buxa
Sunderbans

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