Rajaji National Park is spread over three districts in the state of Uttarakhand, India. These districts are:
- Dehradun
- Haridwar
- Pauri Garhwal
- It was created after merging the three wildlife sanctuaries of Uttarakhand – Rajaji, Motichur and Chilla. It was named after the famous freedom fighter C.Rajgopalachari popularly known as "Rajaji".
- Rajaji National Park is spread over an area of 820.42 sq km. Subsequently in 2015, 255.63 sq km area of adjacent reserve forest was added to the area of Rajaji National Park as buffer zone and the whole area of 1075 sq km was declared as Rajaji Tiger Reserve under the provision of Wild Life Protection Act 1972.
- Rivers:
- Ganges River flows through the Rajaji Tiger Reserve, adding to the ecological significance of the region.
- Song River is another important river flowing through the reserve. It is a tributary of the Ganga and supports a variety of wildlife and vegetation within the reserve.
- It has an elephant corridor that facilitates the movement of elephants between Rajaji and Corbett National Park.
Fauna: Bengal Tiger, Asian Elephant, Leopard, Goral, Striped Hyena, Himalayan Black Bear, deer etc.