- Desert National Park is located in Jaisalmer and Barmer districts of Rajasthan, India.
- It is situated in western part of the state.
- It falls within the Thar Desert.
- The eastern boundary is characterised by the Aravalli hills, while the western boundary is defined by the fertile plains of the Indus river.
- In 1980, it was established as a protected area.
- The park plays a crucial role in safeguarding endangered species, such as the Indian bustard (Great Indian bustard).
- Area: It covers an area of approximately 3,162 square kilometers. Its 1900 km² is in the Jaisalmer district and the remaining 1262 km² is in the Barmer district of Rajasthan.
- Section: The park is divided into two major sections: the Sudashri forest and the sand dunes.
- River: The Luni river flows through Thar Desert.
- Fossils: Park has presence of fossils from the Jurassic Period.
- Flora: Khejri, Dhok, Ber, Rohida, Gugal, Phog, Cactus etc.
- Fauna: Chinkara, Desert Fox, Indian Wolf, Desert Cat, Great Indian Bustard, Sandgrouse, Partridges, Demoiselle Crane, Houbara Bustard, Falcons, Spiny-tailed Lizard, Monitor Lizard, Saw-scaled Viper, Russell’s Viper etc.