Betla National Park is the only national park in Jharkhand.
Betla National Park
- Location: Latehar and Palamu Districts, Jharkhand, India; Chota Nagpur Plateau.
- Protected Area: Declared under India Forest Act in 1947.
- Wildlife Sanctuary: Established in 1973 (Palamau region).
- Tiger Reserve: Declared under Project Tiger in 1974.
- National Park: Upgraded in 1986 as Betla National Park; also known as Palamau National Park.
- Area: ~1,026 sq.km.
- Hills: Murhu, Netarhart, Huluk, Gulgul Hills.
- River: North Koel, Auranga, Palamu Rivers.
- Lakes: Betla Lake, Kamaldah Lake, Netarhat Lake.
- Fort: Palamu Fort on Auranga River.
- Plants: Tropical wet evergreen forests, temperate alpine forests, mixed moist and dry deciduous forests.
- Animals: Tiger, Elephant, Sloth Bear, Panther, Wild Bear, Wolf, Hyena, Sambhar, Black Stork, Black Ibis.