Singra National Park, National park in northeastern Bangladesh.
Singra National Park is a protected area in northeastern Bangladesh covering around 2,740 hectares (6,770 acres). The terrain shifts between hills, streams, wetlands, and thick forest that supports different types of ecosystems.
The site became a protected area in 1974 under the Bangladesh Wildlife Act to safeguard natural habitats. This designation came from the need to secure wildlife and their environments long-term.
Local communities live near the park and maintain traditional ways of life while taking part in conservation efforts. The connection between people and this land shapes how the area develops and is cared for.
Early morning is the best time to visit when birds are most active and wildlife watching is most rewarding. Guided tours help visitors understand the different habitats and their inhabitants.
The park contains special wetland zones that support rare plants and provide shelter for migratory birds traveling through the region. These areas are unusual and offer visitors chances to see species found nowhere else nearby.
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