National Parks of India
Every park, state-wise. Tap a state to zoom, tap a park for its facts and the UPSC years it was asked.
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Every park, state-wise. Tap a state to zoom, tap a park for its facts and the UPSC years it was asked.
All 58 reserves, the first nine of 1973, the newest (Madhav, 2025) and the state traps.
All 18 reserves. See which 13 are on UNESCOβs list, and tap any reserve for its facts and PYQ years.
All 101 wetlands (Aug 2026), the Montreux Record, records and the state traps.
The 24 sanctuaries UPSC and UPPCS have actually named, with the question each came from.
Every mangrove and reef area exams use, from the Sundarbans to Lakshadweep.
Indiaβs four hotspots and all eight natural and mixed World Heritage Sites.
Himalayan ranges to the Nilgiris, and the peaks exams ask.
25 passes from Karakoram to Palghat. Each one shows what it connects and the state trap examiners keep setting.
Where each river rises, its tributaries and its basin.
Each dam on its river, and the reservoir-state traps.
Freshwater, saline, crater and coastal lakes.
26 falls, each tied to its river and state, with the tallest ones and the wrong pairs examiners have set.
Andaman & Nicobar, Lakshadweep and the river islands.
All major ports, east and west, and what each handles.
Coal, iron ore, bauxite, manganese, mica, copper β belts and mines.
Nuclear, thermal and hydro plants, oil and gas fields, refineries.
Every strait and canal, and the water and land it separates.
And the countries that border each one.
Source, mouth and the countries each river crosses.
Hot and cold deserts; prairies, pampas, steppes, veld, downs.
Warm and cold currents and what they do to the coast.
Chokepoints, conflict zones and borders exams pick from the news.
The major plateaus and plains.
Rice, wheat, maize, millets and pulses β the leading states in 2024-25, and the old exam answers that have changed.
Sugarcane, cotton, jute, oilseeds, tobacco and mentha β who leads now and the traps.
Tea, coffee, rubber, pepper, cardamom, saffron, coconut and cashew, with the UPSC 2022 tea question.
All eight soil groups, where each is found, and the saline, alkali and laterite traps.
37 dams, barrages and canals, each with its river and the states that share it.
The 15 agro-climatic zones plus GI farm products from Basmati to Mithila makhana.
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