1) Sasan Gir is a national park in Gujarat, India that is home to the last remaining population of Asiatic lions. It attracts many travelers from India and worldwide to observe the lions in their natural habitat.
2) In the early 20th century, the ruling Nawab of Junagadh declared the Gir forest area as protected in order to save the endangered Asiatic lion population.
3) The area is home to over 300 Asian lions as well as other wildlife like leopards, deer, and birds. Jeep safaris through the forest allow visitors to view lions and other animals in their natural surroundings.