Wildlife tourism

Wild life Tourism

Wildlife tourism can be broadly defined as trips to destinations with the main purpose of visit being to observe the local fauna. This therefore implies that wildlife tourism includes other niche markets such as bird watching and the exploration of marine life (such as whale watching).

For The Best Wildlife Experience In India

India is not just a land of diversities but also a land of wildlife adventures. Here are some of the best places in India where you can have really thrilling wildlife experiences:

• Ranthambore National Park – Rajasthan
• Sunderbans National Park – West Bengal
• Jim Corbett National Park – Uttarakhand
• Gir National Park – Gujarat
• Bannerghatta Biological Park – Karnataka
• Kaziranga National Park – Assam
• Periyar National Park – Kerala
• Bandhavgarh National Park – Madhya Pradesh
• Hemis National Park – Ladakh
• The Great Himalayan National Park – Himachal Pradesh
• Tadoba – Maharashtra
• Nanda Devi – Uttarakhand
• Khangchendzonga – Sikkim
• Panna National Park – Madhya Pradesh
• Bera – Rajasthan
• Bhitarkanika National Park – Odisha
• Jhalana Reserve Forest – Rajasthan
• Manas National Park – Assam.

• . Ranthambore National Park – Rajasthan.   Ranthambore National Park wildlife safari in India is one of the most adventurous safaris. This National Park is located in Rajasthan and was previously a famous hunting ground for the Maharajas. Now a wildlife conservation park, this park is most famous for its Tiger trails and Bird.

  

• 2. Sunderbans National Park – West Bengal

• It is said that whether you spot a Tiger at Sunderbans or no, it is sure to have spotted you. Sunderbans with its marshy land, dense mangroves and Tigers, is a naturalist’s paradise. Spread over 54 islands, it extends into neighboring Bangladesh.
  

  

• . Jim Corbett National Park – Uttarakhand Jim Corbett National Park wildlife safari in India is also one of the most exciting safaris. Situated in the mountainous district of Nainital, Jim Corbett National Park which is a part of the larger Corbett Tiger reserve is home to a large number of tigers. If you aren't lucky, you may spot a white tiger as well.

  

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  Gir National Park – Gujarat

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• The Gir National forest in Gujarat is best known for its Asiatic lions. Gujarat tourism is synonymous with the Gir Lions. If you want to enjoy an exciting safari and catch a good look of the king of the jungle, then head straight to Gir.
  

  
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  Bannerghatta Biological Park – Karnataka

• Just at the outskirts, south of Bangalore, is the Bannerghatta Biological Park. This park includes a zoo, an elephant sanctuary, a tiger park and a butterfly park. Who would have thought that such a wonderful nature’s treat lies in the middle of a bustling city.

  

  
  

  
  

• Kaziranga National Park – AssamThis park has the largest population of one horned Rhino in the World. This national park has achieved great success with its conservation projects.

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• Periyar National Park – KeralaThis park is in the hilly areas of the Cardamom Hills in kerala. Perched among the hills, this park is a nature lover’s paradise. With is lush green slopes and landscapes, it is a visual treat.

  

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  . Bandhavgarh National Park – Madhya Pradesh This Park has a large population of tigers and langurs. The park is at the center of India and is home to the famous white tiger.

  

• Hemis National Park – Ladakh This is a high altitude national park in eastern Ladakh. The park is home to many endangered animals like the snow leopard, the Asiatic Ibex, the red fox, Tibetan wolf. This park has pine forests, meadows and is nothing short of a safari in heaven.

  

• The Great Himalayan National Park – Himachal Pradesh

   is in the snowcapped mountain regions of kullu. With coniferous forests, sloping hills and green landscapes, this park is the crowning glory of the Himalayan slopes.
  

  

• Tadoba – Maharashtra

   one of the largest national parks in Maharashtra. Very close to the city, Nagpur, Tadoba is most famous for its Tigers and Tadoba crocodiles
  

  
•  Nanda Devi – Uttarakhand National Park is home to the Asiatic black bear. Adjoining the valley of flowers, Nanda Devi Park is a sight to behold.
  
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  Khangchendzonga – Sikkim famous for

   the red panda, Tibetan antelopes and snow leopards, this national park gets its name from the Kanchenjunga mountain in Sikkim.
  

• Panna National Park – Madhya Pradesh Located in the Panna and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh, Panna National Park covers an area of 542.7 km sq. The wildlife and nature lovers enjoy exploring the dense surroundings of the park through their guided safari tours. This is also a great place for bird watching and you can spot birds like changeable-hawk edge and the blossom-headed parakeet.

  

• Bera – Rajasthan

  ,a small region in the Southern Rajasthan is not a national park. But over the last few years, the place has emerged as a popular leopard sighting spot. The encroachment of land due to urban development has pushed the local population and the wild animals to share the place. So the villagers started hosting safaris tours in this region, especially around the Jawai Dam in the Aravallis, where leopard sightings are common. The dam is also home to many water birds.
  

  
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  Bhitarkanika National Park – Odisha Located in the Kendarapa district of Odisha, Bhitarkanika National Park is the core area of the Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary. Covering an area of 145 km sq., this place is dense mangrove forest with salt-tolerant trees. The marshy land and various big and small water streams provide the best habitat to crocodiles, lizards, and snakes.

  

• Jhalana Reserve Forest – Rajasthan The Jhalana Reserve Forest in Jaipur is one of the newest wildlife destinations in the country. Over the past few decades, this place has been home to more than 20 leopards. So in May 2017, the government finally decided to declare it as a protected reserve. Covering just 25 sq. km. area, the USP of Jhalana Reserve Forest is that the probability of spotting a leopard is high.

  

• Manas National Park – Assam  Manas National Park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site which includes a Tiger reserve, elephant reserve and a biosphere reserve in Assam. This national park less frequented as compared to the Kaziranga National Park. Therefore it offers a richer wildlife experience. One of the most famous species is the pygmy hog.

  

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