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WILDLIFE

The nation of spices, tradition, colors, and culture also gloats its discrete wildlife. With not less than 5% of its land being occupied by the wild sides, this country India has a lot in-stored in its bag as it preserves the distinct species of animals all across the nation.

If confirmed from a study that the country India along with other sixteen mega diverse nations of the world is a native of about 60 to 70% of the world’s biodiversity. India is lying within the region of ‘Indonesian Eco Zone’ that is a habitat to about 7.5% of all the mammals, 12.6% of birds, 6.2% of the reptiles, 55.8% of the amphibians and 6.0% of all the flowering plants’ species. continue reading

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India Elephant Safari Tour

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Golden Triangle with Jim Corbett Wildlife Tour

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East India wildlife Tour

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India Nepal Wildlife Tour

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Travel Information

India is a comfortable womb to as many as 99 national parks, 440 wildlife sanctuaries and 43 tiger reserves among, which one could choose their favorite and show some love to the wild animals.

In the country India you will find a number of resorts and home stays in the depth of the forest with facilities like open jeep safari and guided tour to the jungles.



Why Choose Wildlife Tour?
One must choose the wildlife tour of India to enjoy the wild side it has bracketed in its very flick. India is famous for infinite number of animals both
famous and endangered waiting for your love.

When To Plan A Wildlife Tour To India?

If you have planned that you would choose the wildlife tour in India, do not forget to check the opening and closing dates of different sanctuaries, national parks and reserves before you land in the country to enjoy one of them.


Let Us Know The Most Important And Popular Wildlife Sanctuaries In The Country


Kaziranga national park

Kaziranga National Park is in the list of world heritage sites recognized by the UNESCO for providing shelter to about two-third of the world’s great one-horned Rhinoceros. This national park of Kaziranga is also recognized as a major Bird area by The Birdlife International for skillfully protecting the Avi-faunal species. Kaziranga national park is located in the state of Assam.
Kaziranga national park provides a wide shelter to world’s biggest population of one-horned rhinoceros. If you are lucky you could also spot a cascade of elephants by the side of a water-body to cool them and relieve their thirst. The national park in the state of Assam is a habitat to bears, panthers, elephants, deer, hornbills and a flock of birds singing sweet songs for you.

Established in the year: 1974
Area covered: 430 square kilometers.
State: Assam
Best time to visit: from November to the month of April
Forest type: grassland, evergreen.

Ranthambore national park

Are you a tiger lover? If yes this is a one stop location for you. This national park is situated in the state of Rajasthan, which is most famous among the tourists from across the world for its colors and culture but it does not mean that it is not home to the wild livings and Ranthambore national park is one such example.

It is also the forth largest national park in the northern region of India with a wide variety of lush green flora and diversified fauna. This national park near the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan proves to be one of the coolest locations for the lovers of photography with its absolute landscapes. The national park is home to the lovely wild side that is as follows: about 300 species of trees, 50 aquatic (water) plants, coinciding with 273 species of birds and about 12 species of the reptiles and also the Marsh Crocodile & a wide range of amphibians.

Established in the year: 1980
Area covered: 392 square kilometers
State: Rajasthan
Best time to visit: November to the month of March
Forest type: Dry and deciduous

Kanha national park

Kanha national park is in the state of Madhya Pradesh and is the same national park that was the true inspiration of the writer Rudyard Kipling’s novel, ‘The jungle book’. This national park is the 2nd most loved national park in the country India and is been visited by numerous tourists and travelers daily to adore the beauty of the endangered and reserved animals amidst the park.
The landscaped view of the national park is the green meadows, bamboo trees and open grasslands making it look like a garden for the royal families of the wildlife living in the cantonment of the wild region.

The blooming wildlife and tall stretched trees makes it the most favorite destination for the visitors looking for diversified flora and fauna. Kanha is divided into four zones namely: Kisli, Kanha, Mukhi and Sarai. One can find tigers, wild pigs, jackal, different mammals and aquatic animals as well in the lap of the soil.

Established in the year: 1955
Area covered: 1945 square kilometers
State: Madhya Pradesh
Best time to visit: October to June
Forest type: moist, dry and deciduous type of forest.

Bandipur national park

Bandipur national park is in the state of Karnataka, which is the like a record holder in the list of ‘most number of national parks and sanctuaries in the state’. It is stuffed with free land for the wild animals to enjoy their lives without a tension of being hunted and killed.

Bandipur national park was the hunting ground of the king of Mysore but was later changed into a national reserve that takes care of the wild buddies in the state of Karnataka. It is considerably one of the most recognized national parks in the state of the southern region of the country.

Joining hands with Nagarhole national park, wayanad wildlife sanctuary and mudumalai national park and Bandipur itself makes one of the biggest reserves of the wildlife in the south of India.

Established in the year: 1974
Area covered: 874 square kilometers
State: Karnataka
Best time to visit: July. And then from September to November
Forest type: Tropical mix deciduous forest

Bandhavgarh national park

Bandhavgarh national park situated in the Umaina district of the state of Madhya Pradesh was also a hunting ground for the kings of the state like the national park of Bandipur. It is popular among the Indians for its varied biodiversity and is also the most populous national park in the terms of tigers.
The hunting ground was changed into a national reserve to preserve the lives of the wild animals those were getting distinct. Bandhavgarh national park is a house of about 250 bird species and about 250 species of mammals as well.

An ideal delight for the photography junkies this national park also offers different tourist attractions like the village tala, Bandhavgarh fort, fossil national park, Baghel museum and more.

It is a place with a group of wild animals like the hyena, jungle cat, sloth-bear, jungle fox, the gaur are the most common attractions of the national park of Bandhavgarh.

Established in the year: 1968
Area covered: 446 square kilometers
State: Madhya Pradesh
Best time to visit: October to April
Forest type: Sal moist mixed deciduous forest.

Gir national park and Sasan Gir sanctuary

Gir National Park and Sasan Gir Sanctuary are famous for providing home to the Great Asiatic Lions, since decades. The national park and the sanctuary are also acclaimed as one of the biggest protected areas in the continent of Asia.

The survey took place in the year 2010 also records the count of the Asiatic lions to be about 411, which was an increase of 52 Asiatic lions when compared to the records of the survey taken place in the year 2005.

The trees and plants here are this national park is decorated with the immensely forested valley, high stoned and rugged hill tops. If counted more than half of the area of forest is bracketed with teak forest (teak trees), and also the presence of other trees like khair and amla could be found. It is quite interesting to witness the ‘chital’ or The Indian spotted deer, “barasingha and chausingha” and also the four-horned antelopes, blackbuck that is the fastest of the Indian antelope. The most famous attractions loved by the visitors in the forest are the spotted cats, honey badger and also the wild boars.

Established in the year: 1965
Area covered: 1412 square kilometer
State: Gujarat
Best time to visit: late in November to early in the month of March
Forest type: Mixed deciduous forest.

Periyar national park

Periyar National Park is located in the southern state of Kerala which is recognized as one of the largest elephant reserves and also a tiger reserve of India. In addition to this fact National Park of Periyar is the only national park in the country India that is open for tourists during monsoon season as well.
One must visit Kumily and cardamom hills to not miss on a great trip to the state. Boat trips (houseboats) are also one of the most loved attractions in the national park. The evergreen forests of the area makes the place looks really beautiful and is loved by people who are wildlife and photography freaks.

Tiger Reserve of Periyar is an absolute natural wealth. The flora of the national park stretches to approximately 1965 flowering plant species among which 143 species of orchids and 171 grass species also combine.

Podocarpus wallichianus, the only South Indian species grows in the forests of Periyar. The amazing animals like the Indian wild dogs, Nilgiri Tahrs, langur of Nilgiri and also a few birds like Malabar trogon, The Malabar grey hornbill and varied amphibians like the Malabar gliding frog can be found here.

Established in the year: 1982
Area covered: 305 square kilometers
State: Kerala
Best time to visit: From June to October
Forest type: Deciduous forests

Jim Corbett National Park

One of the most loved locations by the visitors from across the world this national park in the state of Uttarakhand had proved its immense beauty to the world. Jim Corbett national park is in the state of Adventure hence offering a chance of practicing a few sports like rappelling, slithering, rafting, river-crossing, rock climbing, fishing and more.
Jim Corbett national park is the flagship holder when it comes to tiger reserves in India. It is the national park that is an inaugurating place to introduce tiger reserves in India and is widely popular for huge number of Tigers making the wild park their home.

Jim Corbett national park serves as a shelter for various species of animals to be precise: 25 species of reptiles, 585 different birds, crocodiles, more than 50 species of mammals. It is also home to varied flora that includes 110 species of trees, 51 kinds of shrubs and about 30 types of bamboo trees.

Established in the year: 1936
Area covered: 509 square miles
State: Uttarakhand
Best time to visit: January to march
Forest type: Sal forest

Sariska national park

In the state of Rajasthan this amazing national park between the Aravali hills is one of the greatest shelters for the tigers that come under the initiation of ‘tiger reserves’. Sariska national park is a dry forest that gives a clear view of the wild animals living under a single roof with harmony.
People love to visit Sariska when they are touring in the state of Rajasthan. Sariska and Ranthambore are two national parks with almost same kind of ecosystem laid for the tourists to enjoy and the innocent animals to feel like home.

Various other species of animals in the Sariska national park other than the national animal tiger are: wild dog, leopard, jungle cat, jackal, Nilgai, jackal, wild- bore, langur and the avian: tree pie, woodpecker, sand grouse, serpent eagle, the great Indian horned owl.

One must spend a day or two in this national park to know about the Indian species of flora and fauna present in the state of the Great Thar Desert.

Established in the year: 1978
Area covered: 800 square kilometers
State: Rajasthan
Best time to visit: October to June
Forest type: October to June

Parambikulam national park

Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary has been acclaimed as a world heritage site by the proclaimed UNESCO World Heritage crew. In the year 2010, the national park is declared as one of the parts of the popular Parambiculam Tiger Reserve. This national park is the best spot for people who love animals and are keen to know stories related to them.
The place is an amazing spot for lovers of photography as well who can spend a great time clicking the animals present in the national park. The wild buddies found in this national park are: more than 60 species of reptiles, 47 species of aquatic animals, about 40 species of mammals and more than 1000 types of varied insects could be found in this unique forest land.

Established in the year: 1973
Area covered: 643.67 square kilometer
State: Kerala
Best time to visit: August to January
Forest type: Semi- evergreen to ever-green forest.

WILDLIFE

What does the word wildlife describes, Wildlife if taken as separate identities, would give us ‘wild’ and ‘life’ that means the living beings having wilder sides, we have to accept the fact that they are a part of our ecosystem and they ought to be saved so as to make the life cycle work smoothly. India has taken various such projects under its control to save the innocent animals from being distinct.

In recent times the colonization of humans have endangered the wilder side of the nation, resolutions of a-forestation to plant more trees in the country have been initiated to give our inculpable animals a habitat of their own. The system of creating sanctuaries and national parks has been a great thought to preserve the endangered species to maintain the balance of life-cycle.

With as many as 515 wildlife sanctuaries in the country and 18 biosphere reserves, India takes a step forward to prove it to be one of the largest homes to another living side in the world. When you are roaming and enjoying in an open jeep in this amazing world of wildlife in the country, you would find different species of animals like the Royal Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lions, White Tiger, One-Horned Rhinoceros, Indian-Elephant, Chetal, Hangul, Leopards, Snow-Leopards, Clouded-Leopards, Indochinese Tigers, Great Indian Rhinoceros, Barasingha, Dromedary Camels, Various Types Of Dears, Gaur, Indian- Wolf, Sloth Bear, Peacock, Nicobar pigeon Indian-Cobra and these are just a few to mention.

Make yourself comfortable and enjoy a wild tour of this nation where the thought behind the great story of ‘the jungle book’ written by Rudyard Kipling came to the writers’ mind. Plan a wildlife tour and sit in an open jeep to challenge yourself to see the wild animals un-caged roaming around you.





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