Wildlife sanctuaries dot the country, each with its unique flora and fauna. In the north are Corbett, named after the British hunter-writer Jim Corbett; Dudhwa National Park, bordering Nepal, known for its rhinos and elephants; Sariska National Park and Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, where migratory birds arrive in season, and Ranthambore known for its tigers. In central India, Kanha and Bandhavgarh showcase the tiger too. In the west is the Gir Lion sanctuary, home to the Asiatic lion. In the south are Bandipur, Nagarhole and Mudumalai, known for their elephants, and Periyar, a tiger and bird reserve. In the east, Kaziranga is known for its one-horned rhino.