Betla National Park is a well-known protected forest area located in the Palamu district of Jharkhand. It was one of the first national parks in India to be established in a forest region. The park is rich in natural beauty, with dense forests, hills, rivers, and grasslands spread across the Chota Nagpur Plateau. Betla National Park is home to wildlife such as deer, sloth bears, wild boars, monkeys, leopards, and various bird species. The historic Betla Fort, located inside the park, adds archaeological and cultural importance to the area. The park also offers jeep safaris and nature trails for visitors. It plays an important role in wildlife conservation and environmental protection. Betla National Park attracts nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and tourists throughout the year.