Lesser -known national parks in Europe and Asia; Hidden treasures to travel

When it comes to nature tourism in Europe and Asia, most people’s minds go to well -known and popular destinations; But at the heart of these two continents, there are less well -known national parks that, with unique landscapes, pristine wildlife, and relaxation away from the fuss, provide a different experience of travel. Below we want to introduce you to the national parks but to introduce you to Europe and Asia; So join us.

Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy is one of the oldest and most productive areas of the Alps. In the summer, Gran Paradisu’s mountaineering routes provide a great opportunity to watch the amazing mountainous landscapes, and in winter, ski enthusiasts can have a unique Alps experience. The valleys of the park are among the spectacular parts of the park and the sights of Italy that attract adventurers. Also, the surrounding villages, with special architecture and indigenous atmosphere, give you a different journey.

Photographer: Laura Mantica / Google Map

There are a variety of choices for staying in Gran Paradiso National Park; From comfortable and well -equipped residences for those who do not like camping to guidance services and tours provided by park management. The same fascinating combination of pure nature, tourism facilities and quiet atmosphere have made Gran Paradiso one of the best options for traveling to Italy’s Alps.

Taman Negara National Park is one of Asia’s most important national parks and offers a unique experience of nature and wildlife. As one of the sights of Malaysia, the park has hosted a variety of animal and plant species and provides the opportunity to view rare birds, mammals and strange and rare plants. In this park you can see amazing species such as the Malay tiger, elephant, rhinos “somaturra” and Malay deer. In addition, Taman Negara hosts rare and attractive plants such as the huge flower of Rafflesia, whose petals can reach up to one meter.

Photographer: Roku / Google Map

Taman Negara Park, with an area of ​​1.2 square kilometers, is just a few hours from the north of Kuala Lumpur and is one of Malaysia’s largest and most pristine forests. It has estimated this protected forest for more than 5 million years and has made it one of the world’s oldest rainforests.

Triglav National Park is the only Slovenian National Park and one of the most attractive Alps in the northwest. Many tourists know this natural destination through the recreational city of BLED; But the experience of staying in the heart of the park will be a unique opportunity to touch the true peace of nature.

Photographer: Dariusz Krauza / Google Map

One of the most beautiful parts of the Triglau National Park and one of Slovenia’s sights is Bohinj Lake. Unlike the city of Balad, this lake does not have a well -known church in the middle, making it a calm and intact atmosphere. Around Bohemine you can have fun such as mountaineering and cycling, boating and even swimming in transparent waters. Climbing the surrounding forest hills also gives you unique views of the park.

Yala National Park in Sri Lanka is one of the most famous purposes of nature and wildlife in Asia. The park hosts a variety of species of animals; But its reputation is mostly due to elephant herds and rare Sri Lanka leopards. In fact, it is thought to be found in the world’s most density of leopards; So here’s the best place to see these great and legendary cats.

Photographer: Ranjan Silva / Google Map

To reach the Yala National Park, you will have about 4 hours of driving from Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka. Along the way you can see a variety of landscapes from Sri Lanka’s sights such as large meadows, dense forests and many wetlands. In addition to pristine nature and unique wildlife, the park is also historically and culturally important; Because it was once the center of several ancient Sri Lankan civilizations.

The National Park Olanka in the Lapland area, near the Finnish -Russian border, attracts tourists through stunning landscapes throughout the year. Founded as one of the sights of Finland, the park is founded in year 6, known for its northern deer and high variety of plant species, natural landscapes and pink and white orchids.

Photographer: Eerik Leto / Google Map

Karhunkierroos, the most popular mountaineering and nature tour in Finland. Crossing this 2 -kilometer route that passes through lush forests and on wooden bridges may take up to seven days. You can also stay in the wooden hut next to the path. In addition, there are boating routes in the roaring waters of the Olankajoki River and shorter and family routes for nature enthusiasts.

Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India, is one of Asia’s most famous national parks and has a worldwide reputation due to the presence of a remarkable population of Bengal tigers. The area was used to be used as a hunting field in Rajasthan and has now become one of India’s sights for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Photographer: Pradhan Meena / Google Map

The Rentabbur National Park, with an approximate area of ​​2 square kilometers, has a collection of lush forests, vast meadows, valleys and hills. Alongside these natural scenery, lakes and quiet rivers also flow in the park, providing an ideal environment for observing birds and other wild animals. In addition to nature, the buildings and the “Historical Fortress of Rentamb” is a reminder of the Maharaja era that has added to the charm of the park.

Penda-Gores National Park in the north of Portugal is a place where wild horses are freely rotated in the heart of nature. You can also visit the oak forests and the heights of the area by boarding a domestic horse and have a unique experience of the pristine nature of the area, which is one of Portugal’s sights.

Photographer: Júlio Martins / Google Map

Panda-Grass National Park is not limited to natural landscapes, with the monuments and signs of human habitation, including a Roman road with 4-year-olds passing through the park. The cultural experience in Panda National Park is also unforgettable.

Chitwan National Park, south of Nepal, is one of the most diverse national parks in Asia and is a real paradise for wildlife and nature lovers. The park is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its natural value and biodiversity.

Photographer: Nabin Shahi / Google Map

Chitan National Park is well -known for the presence of rare Bengal tiger and other rare mammals and offers an unforgettable experience of Nepal’s wild nature. Another unique wonders of the park is the ability to see monochrome rhinos in its natural habitat.

Kalkalpen National Park in Austria is the largest forest area of ​​Central Europe, with about four -fifths of the park being dense forests. There are rivers, valleys and gorges between these forests and provide a good place for rock climbers, cyclists, pedestrian tourists and ski enthusiasts. Despite the remarkable natural beauties, the park is still relatively unknown.

Photographer: Johann Stadlbauer / Google Map

Among the sights of the Colcalepen National Park and the sights of Austria include the 2 -meter -long view tower that offers a panoramic view of forests and mountains. Park management also offers guards tours to take you to the heart of the forest and allow you to see wild animals of the park.

Fuji-Hakone-Zu National Park is one of Japan and Asia’s most spectacular national parks with Fuji-Hakone-Zu. The park, with an area of ​​about 2.5 square kilometers, including Fuji Mountain, Five Lakes, Hakone, Peninsula and Iso Islands (IZU), offers a unique combination of mountainous landscapes, lakes and volcanic beaches.

Fuji National Park, as one of Japan’s sights, is the best destination for a one -day short trip to Tokyo and provides a variety of nature experience in the ISO area. After visiting the Fuji Mountain, one night’s stay in Hakun is recommended; A city that, with the relaxing hot springs and the beautiful scenery of Lake Ashi, creates an ideal environment for rest and renewal.

Photographer: Unknown / Tripomatic.com

If you are familiar with other unknown national parks in the world or are familiar with each of these pristine tourist attractions around the world, we will be happy to share your knowledge and experience with the audience.

Cover Photo Source: Ranthamborenationalparkonline.net; Photographer: Unknown (Rentbur National Park)