The tourist zone of Gir Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, home to the world's only Asiatic lions, reopened today, October 7, after a four-month annual closure due to the Monsoon. The famous Sinh Darshan (Lion safari) in around 110 square kilometers of the total 1412 sq km Gir National Park and Sanctuary, more commonly known as the protected area of the Gir forest, the only abode of Asiatic lions situated in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, meant for tourist activities, remains closed from June to October every year due to monsoon. "Our first visit to Sasan Gir Wildlife Sanctuary was an amazing experience. We spotted a female lion and many other animals. The weather and rainfall were great, and the locals were very cooperative. We definitely want to visit again," a tourist said. Lion in Gujarat: Big Cat Roams Bhavnagar-Somnath Highway, Brings Traffic to Standstill (Watch Video).

'Gir National Park Lion Safari Reopens After 4-Month Monsoon Break'

Tourists Say ‘Gir Safari Was Amazing’ 

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