- Mukundra Hills National Park is located in the Kota district of Rajasthan, India.
- In 1955, a part of the region was declared as a wildlife sanctuary and named Mukundra Hills Wildlife Sanctuary.
- In 2004, the sanctuary was upgraded to the status of a national park.
- In 2013, Mukundra Hills National Park was notified as a Tiger Reserve.
- Area: It covers an area of 759.99 km2 (293.43 sq mi).
- Wildlife Sanctuaries: Mukundara Hills National Park consists of three wildlife sanctuaries:
- Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary
- National Chambal Sanctuary
- Jawahar Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary
- Hills: The park is situated on the Mukundra Hills range, which is an extension of the Aravalli Range.
- Highest Peak: The highest peak in the Mukundra Hills National Park is Darrah Peak.
- River: Chambal, Kali, Ahu and Ramzan river flow through the park.
- Lake: Gagron Lake and Talab-e-Shahi are the most prominent lakes in the park.
- Flora: Teak, tendu, khair, dhak, babul, kadam, neem, mango, ber, custard apple, Khejri, Gugal, Acacia, Spear Grass, Elephant Grass etc.
- Fauna: Tiger, Indian Wolf, Indian Leopard, Chital, Sambar Deer, Wild Boar, Sloth Bear, Chinkara, Vultures, Owls, Mugger Crocodile, Gharial, Mahseer, Catfish etc.
- The park was once considered for the reintroduction of the Asiatic lion.