How do you like your wildlife safari? Should it be studded with diverse topographical terrains that range from mammoth mountains to mushy lands, from lush jungles to rugged terrains and more?
How do you like your wildlife safari? Should it be studded with diverse topographical terrains that range from mammoth mountains to mushy lands, from lush jungles to rugged terrains and more? Should it be abundant with exalted sights of wild fauna and the nonchalance of untamed flora? If your answer to any of these questions is “YES”then here is the list of top 10 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. An excursion to these reserves with wildlife tour packages is synonymous to experience the spectacles of wilderness at its best.
Sundarbans
If you are an adventure junkie by heart, Sundarbans is a must-visit. One of the most popular sanctuaries of India, Sundarbans in all its facets is the most exquisite enclaves of wilds. Apart from being the home of Royal Bengal tigers, Sundarbans abode turtles, rare saltwater crocodiles along with the wide range of birds and reptiles. The epitome of wilderness - Sundarbans is also designated with the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Best Time to Visit: October to April
Ranthambore National Park
The former hunting grounds of royalty, this wildlife reserve is now counted amongst the top national parks of the country. Inhabiting the elusive Bengal tigers, leopards, wild boar, striped hyena, chitai, nilgai, sambar and a lot of other species of animals, birds, reptiles, Ranthambore is a mini paradise for all wildlife enthusiasts. Enjoy the morning and afternoon Jungle Safari in Ranthambore which is a popular enthralling addition to the heritage tour of Golden Triangle cities with Golden Triangle Tour with Ranthambore.
Best Time to Visit: October to March
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
If you’re looking to add some wild flairs to your cultural exploration of Golden Triangle tour with Kerala, Periyar is your destination. Nestled in western ghats of Kerala, Periyar National Park is popular for its prosperous biodiversity and impressive scenic vistas. Moreover, enjoy the unique experience of jungle safari via boat cruising across Periyar lake which is the major water source of the Park.
Best Time to Visit: October to February
Corbett National Park
India’s first national park - Jim Corbett National Park is a beautiful reserve which abodes the endangered species of Royal Bengal tigers. Within the national park, you can experience the vivid landscapes which are divided into different zones sheltering several species of wildlife. With India wildlife Tour packages, you can enjoy Jungle safari in Corbett via jeep or elephant riding.
Best Time to Visit: November to June
Gir Wildlife Sanctuary
While most of the national parks in India are popular for their tiger population, the Gir of Gujarat is famed for being the proud habitat of “King of the jungle” - Lions. Catch the exalted sights of Asiatic lions in its untamed scrublands and woods. Along with lions, several different species of wild animals, reptiles, birds, and amphibians call Gir - their home.
Best Time to Visit: November to April
Kanha National Park
Kanha is very popular for its biodiversity and is famed for being the inspiration of the “Jungle Book” by Rudyard Kipling. How often we had enacted Mowgli in our childhood play and games? So, you surely can’t overlook visiting Kanha with India wildlife Tour Packages. The national park is abundant with several species of flora and fauna and is no less than a paradise for wildlife lovers.
Best Time to Visit: October to March
Bandhavgarh National Park
Nestled in the heart of the Indian state Madhya Pradesh, the wildlife reserve is popular for its dense tiger population. Blessed with the grace of Vindhyanchal Mountains, the national park located at its foothills is also the shelter of exalted White Tigers along with different species of mammals, birds, and butterflies.
Best Time to Visit: October to March
Kaziranga National Park
Counted amongst the most popular wildlife sanctuaries of the country, Assam’s Kaziranga National park is also a listed World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The north-eastern gem of India is the home of one-horned rhinoceros along with exotic wild species of flora and fauna. Moreover, the sights of scenic landscapes of Kaziranga will be etched to your mind for long.
Best Time to Visit: November to April
Bandipur National Park
Like many of India’s popular national Parks, Bandipur of Karnataka is also blessed with the finest wilderness. The former hunting grounds of Bandipur are now leaving no rock unturned to save and cherish the rich biodiversity, the land is blessed with. Some of the inhabitants of Bandipur are tigers, langurs, elephants, deers, sambhar, jackals, and more.
Best Time to Visit: October to April
Pench National Park
Apart from Kanha, Pench National Park is believed to e the inspiring muse of our favorite “Jungle Book” by Rudyard Kipling. The legends of Mowgli and other significant characters like Bagheera, Sher Khan are inspired from the enclaves of Pench. The contrasting topography of Pench that varies from sheltered valleys to dry deciduous forest houses several hundred species of flora. As of fauna, you can expect the sights of tigers, wild boars, Chitals, leopards and more. The park is also popular for providing the nonchalant experience of Bird watching.
Best Time to Visit: October to June
So these are our top 10 picks you can visit to experience the incredible wildlife of India.
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