Remembering all the National Parks in India can feel difficult when you try to memorise them as a plain state-wise list. A better approach is to use short stories, word associations, initials, and visual links that connect the park name with the state. This makes revision faster and improves recall during exams such as SSC, Railways, Banking, Defence, and other government exams.
Instead of trying to memorise all 107 National Parks at once, start with a small set, learn them through easy memory tricks, and then revise the complete list from the PDF.
Download Complete List of 107 National Parks in India PDF
The examples above cover only a small selection to help you understand the memory-trick method. The complete PDF contains the full list of all 107 National Parks in India, arranged state-wise for quick revision and for SSC and Railways Exams preparation.
Sample Memory Tricks for National Parks in India
Remembering National Parks becomes easier when you connect the park names with short, memorable stories or word associations. The table below gives 20 sample state-wise memory tricks that can help you quickly recall important National Parks and their locations.
| S. No. | State / UT | National Parks | Memory Trick |
| 1 | Andhra Pradesh | Papikonda, Rajiv Gandhi, Sri Venkateswara | Rajiv Gandhi went to Venkateswara temple in Andhra Pradesh and met his friend Papi. |
| 2 | Arunachal Pradesh | Mouling, Namdapha | Aru-Nam was walking in the Mouling gardens. |
| 3 | Assam | Kaziranga, Manas, Nameri, Orang, Dibru-Saikhowa, Dehing Patkai, Raimona | Manas and Dibru went to Kazi to meet Nameri near Orang. |
| 4 | Chhattisgarh | Indravati, Guru Ghasidas, Kanger Valley | Guru went through Kanger Valley and read about Indra in Chhattisgarh. |
| 5 | Gujarat | Gir, Blackbuck, Vansda, Marine National Park | A Black Van from Vansda went to Gir and then reached the Marine coast of Gujarat. |
| 6 | Himachal Pradesh | Great Himalayan, Pin Valley, Inderkilla, Khirganga, Simbalbara | A Pin was found near Inder-killa during a trip to the Great Himalayan region. |
| 7 | Karnataka | Bandipur, Bannerghatta, Nagarahole, Kudremukh, Anshi | Anshi raised a Banner during a Karnataka Bandh while travelling near Nagarahole and Kudremukh. |
| 8 | Kerala | Periyar, Silent Valley, Eravikulam, Anamudi Shola, Mathikettan Shola, Pambadum Shola | Ana and Mathi travelled through Silent Valley to reach Periyar and Eravikulam. |
| 9 | Madhya Pradesh | Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Panna, Satpura, Sanjay, Madhav, Van Vihar, Kuno and others | Sanjay and Madhav drove a Van on Saturday to Bandhavgarh, then visited Kanha, Pench, and Panna. |
| 10 | Maharashtra | Sanjay Gandhi, Tadoba, Chandoli, Gugamal, Navegaon, Pench | Sanjay and Chandoli visited Tadoba, then travelled to Gugamal and Navegaon. |
| 11 | Rajasthan | Ranthambore, Keoladeo, Desert, Mukundra Hills, Sariska | Sariska and Keo travelled through the Desert to reach Ranthambore and Mukundra Hills. |
| 12 | Tamil Nadu | Guindy, Mudumalai, Mukurthi, Indira Gandhi, Gulf of Mannar Marine | Indira wore a Kurti and went to Mannar Marine, then visited Mudumalai and Guindy. |
| 13 | Telangana | Mahavir Harina Vanasthali, Kasu Brahmananda Reddy, Mrugavani | Mahavir and Brahmananda Reddy went to Telangana to meet Mrugavani. |
| 14 | Uttarakhand | Jim Corbett, Rajaji, Nanda Devi, Gangotri, Valley of Flowers, Govind | Raja Govind and Nanda Devi sent Jim and Gangotri to the Valley of Flowers. |
| 15 | West Bengal | Sundarbans, Gorumara, Jaldapara, Neora Valley, Singalila, Buxa | A Buxa boxer from Sundarbans met Gorumara, Neora, and Jaldapara in West Bengal. |
| 16 | Tripura | Clouded Leopard, Bison (Rajbari) | A Clouded Leopard followed a Bison through Tripura. |
| 17 | Odisha | Similipal, Bhitarkanika | Remember Odisha as “Sim + Bhit” — Similipal and Bhitarkanika. |
| 18 | Meghalaya | Nokrek, Balphakram | Balram travelled to Nokrek in Meghalaya. |
| 19 | Mizoram | Murlen, Phawngpui Blue Mountain | Murlen climbed the Blue Mountain of Mizoram. |
| 20 | Goa and Jharkhand | Mollem in Goa, Betla in Jharkhand | Molly from Goa made a Bet with someone from Jharkhand. |
How to remember National Parks faster?
Use these simple methods while revising:
- Group parks state-wise instead of memorising one long national list.
- Create a short story using the first part of each park’s name.
- Link the state name directly with the mnemonic.
- Revise 5–10 parks at a time.
- Use maps to connect parks with their geographical location.
- Practise state-to-park and park-to-state questions both ways.
- Revise important parks that appear in current affairs separately.
- Make one-page state-wise revision notes for the final week.
Exam Tip
Do not rely only on mnemonics. First understand which park belongs to which state, then use the trick only as a memory aid. Also keep an eye on current-affairs updates related to National Parks, wildlife reserves, tiger reserves, UNESCO sites and newly notified protected areas, as Static GK is often linked with current events.
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