Flora and Fauna at Guindy National Park Chennai

Main attraction of the park is the 20 million years old Specimen of Tyrannosaurus. The wildlife population of the Park includes Chital, Sloth Bear, dhole, and Indian spotted chevrotain, Spotted deer, common Palm Civet, Small Liven Civet, Bonnet Macaque and Pangolin.

Visitors will find solitude in the national park that provides the habitat for 14 species of mammals including Blackbuck, Hyena, Hedgehog, Common Mongoose and Three-Striped Palm Squirrel.

It is home to the Indian hare or the black-naped hare which are named so because of the patch of black fur that runs along the nape of its neck. Tourists would enjoy stunning views of the inspiring tropical dry evergreen forests that houses around 24 varieties of trees and 350 species of plants.