TOP 5 LARGEST FOREST IN INDIA

Sundarbans Forest, West Bengal

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Gir Forest, Gujarat

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BIGGEST

Khasi Hills Forest,Meghalaya

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Namdapha Forest, Arunachal Pradesh

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Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand

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