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Ramsar Sites in India - 2022

The Ramsar Convention was signed in 1971 at the "Ramsar" (a city in Iran hence known as Ramsar convention) 'to conserve and for wise use with the cooperation of national, international and locals for sustainable use of wetlands of the world'.

As of 17 February 2022, There are 49 Ramsar sites in India

Ramsar Sites in IndiaState – Location
Khijadia Wildlife SanctuaryGujarat
Bakhira Wildlife SanctuaryUttar Pradesh
Haiderpur WetlandUttar Pradesh
Sultanpur National ParkHaryana
Bhindawas Wildlife SanctuaryHaryana
Thol Lake Wildlife SanctuaryGujarat
Wadhvana WetlandGujarat
Ashtamudi WetlandKerala
Beas Conservation ReservePunjab
Bhitarkanika MangrovesOdisha
Bhoj WetlandsMadhya Pradesh
Chandra TaalHimachal Pradesh
Chilika LakeOdisha
Deepor BeelAssam
East Kolkata WetlandsWest Bengal
Harike WetlandsPunjab
Hokera WetlandJammu & Kashmir
Kanjli WetlandPunjab
Keoladeo National ParkRajasthan
Keshopur-Miani Community ReservePunjab
Kolleru lakeAndhra Pradesh
Loktak lakeManipur
Nalsarovar Bird sanctuaryGujarat
Nandur MadhameshwarMaharashtra
Nangal Wildlife SanctuaryPunjab
Nawabganj Bird SanctuaryUttar Pradesh
Parvati Agra Bird SanctuaryUttar Pradesh
Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird SanctuaryTamil Nadu
Pong Dam lakeHimachal Pradesh
Renuka lakeHimachal Pradesh
Ropar WetlandPunjab
Rudrasagar LakeTripura
Saman Bird SanctuaryUttar Pradesh
Samaspur Bird SanctuaryUttar Pradesh
Sambhar lake Rajasthan
Sandi Bird SanctuaryUttar Pradesh
Sarsai Nawar JheelUttar Pradesh
Sasthamkotta lakeKerala
Surinsar- Mansar lakesJammu & Kashmir
TsomoririLadakh
Upper Ganga riverUttar Pradesh
Vembanad Kol WetlandKerala
Wular lakeJammu & Kashmir
Sunderban WetlandWest Bengal
Asan BarrageUttarakhand
Kanwar Lake or Kabal TaalBihar
Lonar LakeMaharashtra
Sur SarovarUttar Pradesh
Tso Kar Wetland ComplexLadakh



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