Answer: Haryana
Notes: The Indian government is actively promoting nature tourism at 16 Ramsar sites, including Chilika Lake and Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary. Sultanpur National Park, formerly Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, spans 1.42 sq km in Haryana's Gurgaon district, recognized as a Ramsar site in 2021. Featuring tropical and dry deciduous vegetation, it hosts over 320 bird species, including the Common Hoopoe and Siberian Crane. This initiative aims to foster conservation efforts and boost local economies at these critical wetland locations.
