Indian Wildlife - A Date With the Majestic Creatures of India

"For every tiger you see in India, five see you!"
The enchanting and the rarest wild species in India are the true treasures. A wildlife tour in India takes you to some distinguished forest reserves for sighting the variety of wild animals and birds in their natural habitats. It is a fabulous treat to all the wildlife lovers. These tour packages, planned keeping in mind the rich legacy of wildlife and the comforts of the travellers, offer wonderful opportunities to explore the wilds of the forest.

Major Reserves/National Parks With over 350 species of mammals and 1200 species of birds, India has something distinct to offer. These enchanting species have been preserved through 80 National Parks and 441 Wildlife Sanctuaries. A few majors of the India Wildlife sanctuaries are:

• Bandhavgarh (vindhya hills in Madhya Pradesh)
• Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary (Rajasthan)
• Jim Corbett (Uttaranchal)
• Gir (Junagarh, Gujarat)
• Kanha (Madhya Pradesh)
• Kaziranga (Arunachal Pradesh)
• Panna (Madhya Pradesh)
• Periyar (Periyar, Kerala)
• Ranthambhore (Rajasthan)
• Sariska (Rajasthan)
• Sunderban (West Bengal)

Most of these preserved areas work to save the rarest and endangered species of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles etc. Indian Government has taken adequate steps and measures for the conservation and regeneration of animals and birds like tiger, lion, panther, musk deer, Nilgiri tahr, great Indian bustard etc. Apart from that, these preserved areas are the best places to spot the rich Indian flora. These tours are ideal for Wildlife Photography, Eco-Tourism, Jungle Safaris and other adventurous activities. India's topography and varying climatic conditions make it the second largest country to have such diversified wildlife tourism.

Indian wildlife tour offers excellent opportunities for wildlife photography, eco-tourism, jungle safaris and other adventurous activities. Wildlife travel in India is a true tourist delight. Go for wildlife tours India and spot the rarest of animals including tigers, elephants, rhinos, snow leopards, red panda, sloth bears, nilgai, gharial, and a number of migratory birds.