Wildlife tourism is a key attraction of incredible India.
Rich diversity of indigenous flora and fauna species has formed the core of India's natural heritage.
With more than 400 wildlife sanctuaries and 80 national parks, India offers a charming wildlife fiesta for the Nature lovers.
In every corner of this country, one can find colorful wildlife diversity in abundance.
For the overseas tourists, New Delhi serves as the ideal location to embark upon jungle safari in Northern and Central India.
Jim Corbett National Park is one of the supreme attractions of wildlife tourism in India.
This prominent destination of bio diversity is located in Nainital District (state of Uttrakhand), just 296 kilometers away from Delhi.
Corbett park is easily accessible by road, rail or air.
The nearest airport is Phoolbagh and Ramnagar is the nearest railway station.
Ranikhet Express is the best option to reach Ramnagar from Delhi.
The world-famous biosphere reserve served as the cradle of 'Project Tiger' in India to save the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger.
Among 50 species of mammals, 7 species of amphibians and 26 species of reptiles the notable attractions are tiger, elephant, leopard, deer, wild boar and rhesus monkey.
Moreover, more than 550 bird species welcome the visitors here.
This Park remains open for the public from 15th November to 15th June.
Several guest houses and cottages ensure warm and luxury accommodation in the midst of dense forest.
Your next destination should be Ranthombhore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan.
Hire a cab to reach Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan (424 km away).
Flights are also available to reach Jaipur.
The Tiger Reserve Park is just 185 km away from this capital city of Rajasthan.
Morning and evening drives in the Ranthombhore sanctuary often proves to be highly intoxicating as many of the visitors have been fortunate enough to witness the tigers and their hunting expeditions around the lakes.
After exploring the wild beauty, drive to the famous Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.
Once your exploration of the avian beauty at the sanctuary is over, drive to the famous historical city of Agra and bathe in the beauty of Taj Mahal.
The distance between Bharatpur and Agra is just 50 km.
The next destination is Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, situated at Vindhya Hills in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
Executive class air-conditioned train is the best option to reach here from Agra.
With a core reserve area of 105 sq km and a buffer area of 400 sq km, this erstwhile hunting ground of Mewa royal family is now home to endangered white tiger and the Royal Bengal Tiger.
This tiger reserve boasts of highest tiger density in India.
After visiting Badhavgarh, drive to Kanha National Park.
Kanha is another prominent habitat of tigers in India.
With more than 22 species of mammals, it is a popular destination for Nature lovers.
Apart from tiger other notable animals are gaur, sambar deer, chausingha (the only four-horned antelope in the world), sloth bear, panther and dhole (Indian wild dog).
Elephant safari is a memorable attraction for the overseas tourists at Kanha.
This is the terminal destination of wildlife safari in Central India.
After relishing the tour, drive to Jabalpur and catch a train to reach Delhi.
Plenty of trains are available to reach Delhi from Jabalpur.
Wildlife tourism in India has myriad hues that offer the best glimpses and sounds of virgin Nature.
It is our duty to preserve Nature in her purest form.
Forest safari is enjoyable but we need to follow certain simple steps to protect the rich diversity of flora and fauna at the reserve forests.
Quality amenities and lodging facilities ensure memorable trips in the national parks but it is also equally important to learn about the local traditions and rules before embarking upon the trips.
Forest safari no doubt ensures peace of mind but we need to respect Nature to relish her best offerings.
Rich diversity of indigenous flora and fauna species has formed the core of India's natural heritage.
With more than 400 wildlife sanctuaries and 80 national parks, India offers a charming wildlife fiesta for the Nature lovers.
In every corner of this country, one can find colorful wildlife diversity in abundance.
For the overseas tourists, New Delhi serves as the ideal location to embark upon jungle safari in Northern and Central India.
Jim Corbett National Park is one of the supreme attractions of wildlife tourism in India.
This prominent destination of bio diversity is located in Nainital District (state of Uttrakhand), just 296 kilometers away from Delhi.
Corbett park is easily accessible by road, rail or air.
The nearest airport is Phoolbagh and Ramnagar is the nearest railway station.
Ranikhet Express is the best option to reach Ramnagar from Delhi.
The world-famous biosphere reserve served as the cradle of 'Project Tiger' in India to save the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger.
Among 50 species of mammals, 7 species of amphibians and 26 species of reptiles the notable attractions are tiger, elephant, leopard, deer, wild boar and rhesus monkey.
Moreover, more than 550 bird species welcome the visitors here.
This Park remains open for the public from 15th November to 15th June.
Several guest houses and cottages ensure warm and luxury accommodation in the midst of dense forest.
Your next destination should be Ranthombhore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan.
Hire a cab to reach Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan (424 km away).
Flights are also available to reach Jaipur.
The Tiger Reserve Park is just 185 km away from this capital city of Rajasthan.
Morning and evening drives in the Ranthombhore sanctuary often proves to be highly intoxicating as many of the visitors have been fortunate enough to witness the tigers and their hunting expeditions around the lakes.
After exploring the wild beauty, drive to the famous Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.
Once your exploration of the avian beauty at the sanctuary is over, drive to the famous historical city of Agra and bathe in the beauty of Taj Mahal.
The distance between Bharatpur and Agra is just 50 km.
The next destination is Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, situated at Vindhya Hills in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
Executive class air-conditioned train is the best option to reach here from Agra.
With a core reserve area of 105 sq km and a buffer area of 400 sq km, this erstwhile hunting ground of Mewa royal family is now home to endangered white tiger and the Royal Bengal Tiger.
This tiger reserve boasts of highest tiger density in India.
After visiting Badhavgarh, drive to Kanha National Park.
Kanha is another prominent habitat of tigers in India.
With more than 22 species of mammals, it is a popular destination for Nature lovers.
Apart from tiger other notable animals are gaur, sambar deer, chausingha (the only four-horned antelope in the world), sloth bear, panther and dhole (Indian wild dog).
Elephant safari is a memorable attraction for the overseas tourists at Kanha.
This is the terminal destination of wildlife safari in Central India.
After relishing the tour, drive to Jabalpur and catch a train to reach Delhi.
Plenty of trains are available to reach Delhi from Jabalpur.
Wildlife tourism in India has myriad hues that offer the best glimpses and sounds of virgin Nature.
It is our duty to preserve Nature in her purest form.
Forest safari is enjoyable but we need to follow certain simple steps to protect the rich diversity of flora and fauna at the reserve forests.
Quality amenities and lodging facilities ensure memorable trips in the national parks but it is also equally important to learn about the local traditions and rules before embarking upon the trips.
Forest safari no doubt ensures peace of mind but we need to respect Nature to relish her best offerings.
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