Answer: Uttarakhand
Notes: Rajaji National Park has abundant reservoirs and water holes that help limit elephant movement into human-populated areas. The park is located in Uttarakhand, spanning three districts: Haridwar, Dehradun, and Pauri Garhwal. It lies along the hills and foothills of the Shiwalik ranges, representing the Shiwalik ecosystem. In 1983, Rajaji Wildlife Sanctuary was merged with Motichur and Chilla sanctuaries to form Rajaji National Park. The park is named after the famous freedom fighter, Rajgopalachari, also known as "Rajaji." Situated at the transition zone between the temperate western Himalaya and the central Himalaya, it boasts rich species diversity.
