Exotic Destinations for Wildlife Holidays in India
Written by Ankita Shrivastava
India is a great country famous for its unique cultural and geographical features. It is often described that India is a country of unity in diversity. This diverse and vast country has a number of destinations for wildlife tourism and attracts wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. Have a look at some of the exotic destinations for wildlife holidays in India.
Ranthambhore National Park
Ranthambhore is located in India state of Rajasthan. It is one of the most sought after tiger reserves in India and attracts jungle enthusiasts from all over the world. It has good population and density of royal Bengal tigers. For this reason it is also considered to be as one of the finest places in India to see the royal Bengal tigers in natural habitats. Majestic tigers can be easily spotted here even during the day time. Jeep safari is the most recommended and preferred way to explore the jungle of Ranthambore. Apart from tigers, the park also features diverse rich species of different mammals, birds, reptiles and vegetations. Accommodation facilities available around the park are excellent.
Sariska Tiger Reserve
Sariska is a much sought after wildlife sanctuary, tiger reserve and national park in Alwar district of Indian state of Rajasthan. It has rich flora and fauna. Tourists from all over the world come to explore the jungle of Sariska. The sanctuary is famous for tigers and other mammals like leopards, hyenas, chital, sambar, monkeys, wild dogs, etc. It is also an excellent place for birding.
Kanha Tiger Reserve
Kanha Tiger Reserve is a prominent destination for wildlife tourism in Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is famous for its exotic wildlife and abundant natural beauty. Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bear, Barahsingha, Indian wild dogs, brown fish owl, wooly necked stork, etc are attractions to see at this sanctuary. Kanha jungle resort is an excellent option to celebrate wildlife holiday here.
Periyar National Park
Periyar is a forest reserve, animal sanctuary, national park and tiger reserve in Indian state of Kerala. It is famous for good population of elephants and tigers. You can explore rich flora and fauna at this reserve and treasure unique lifetime experience. You can find different kinds of mammals, birds, reptiles and vegetations at this sanctuary. There is Periyar Lake that runs through the reserve. A boat ride on the lake is one of the most preferred ways to enjoy wildlife viewing and birding at the reserve.
All the above mentioned destinations are very popular on Wildlife Tours in India. There are many other destinations which can be visited and explored during India Wildlife Travel and tours. In a nutshell, for wildlife holidays India has lots to offer you.
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