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People
living
in
Mumbai
are
always
searching
for
a
fascinating
tourist
spot,
which
they
can
visit
during
their
vacation.
The
neighbouring
state,
Gujarat,
has
one
such
excellent
location,
called
Gir
Forest
National
Park
and
Wildlife
Sanctuary.
Earlier,
when
online
maps
were
not
in
use,
people
mostly
relied
on
travel
agents
for
enjoying
a
vacation
in
this
wildlife
reserve.
Today,
the
tourists
of
Mumbai
wondering
how to reach Gir
can
get
the
appropriate
directions
through
the
online
maps.
Owing
to
the
recent
developments
in
technology,
one
can
get
a
near
accurate
distance
and
time
required
to
reach
Gir
National
Park
from
any
city
by
using
such
maps
on
their
laptops
or
handheld
devices.
Established
in
the
year
1965,
this
wildlife
reserve
is
spread
over
a
vast
area
of
1,412
square
kilometres.
What
makes
it
truly
special
is
the
fact
that
it
is
the
only
natural
habitat
of
Asiatic
Lions
in
the
world.
In
recent
times,
population
of
Asiatic
Lions
in
this
region
has
increased
to
a
great
extent
as
compared
to
just
15
when
this
forest
area
and
lions
were
declared
as
'protected'
for
the
first
time.
The
distance
from
Mumbai to Gir forest
is
about
774
kilometres
by
road
according
to
the
online
maps.
It
would
take
11-14
hours
from
Mumbai
to
reach
Gir
National
Park,
depending
on
the
traffic
conditions.
The
airport
located
at
Diu,
in
India’s
union
territory
of
Daman
and
Diu,
offers
the
required
convenience
to
the
air
travellers
in
reaching
Gir
National
Park.
Both
non-stop
and
connecting
flights
reduce
the
travel
time
from
Mumbai to Gir Forest National Park
considerably
as
compared
to
the
time
taken
to
reach
this
region
by
road.
It
takes
close
to
an
hour
and
five
minutes
by
non-stop
flights,
and
a
little
more
than
two
hours
and
thirty-five
minutes
by
connecting
flights
to
reach
Diu
from
Mumbai's
airport.
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