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It cannot be denied that the life of man emanated from the woods. The early man, along with the other creatures, used to live in the caves that were located in depth of the woods. Today, these enchanting forests play the perfect habitat for the 4 legged creatures with hooves and claws. Oops! We cannot forget the flying squad as well. In India, there are numerous sanctuaries, reserves and national parks that are spread in all the 4 directions. All of the wildlife sanctuaries and parks are bestowed with the beauty of nature. They are located in the perplexing surroundings and boast amazing beasts. If you belong to the breed of the wildlife lovers then do not miss to go through the below listed amazing wildlife safaris in India.
Located in the warm and virgin sands, Ranthambhore National Park is an enchanting meadow. The national park is a habitat to the majestic feline predator-Indian tigers in Rajasthan. If you are bitten by the bug that wants you to wander in the woods then Ranthambhore National Park is an apt place for it. You can easily spot the orange furred creature in vicinity of the park. The other furry pals with hooves and claws will also welcome you.
Raise your hands if you adore the alluring mountains. The serene land of Ladakh is a famous trekking destination in India. It boasts Hemis National Park that houses the exuberant Himalayan fauna. The people from different corners visit this enchanting national park. Apart from the snow leopard, the USP of the park, one can spot the ibex, bharal, snow cock, black bear and golden eagle.
Jim Corbett National Park is a well known national park all over India. Perched in the lofty and craggy hills of Uttarakhand, it is a beguiling destination to luxuriate the wildlife safari. Its serene ambiance invites the visitors & the foreign tourists on a large scale. Jim Corbett houses a large number of tigers and other fauna like mountain goats, antelopes, panthers, Brahmani eagle, mambas etc.
Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the most well knows wildlife sanctuaries in Madhya Pradesh. BNP serves a true and natural habitat for the majestic feline like tigers. It was setup for protecting the tigers from poaching and today, it has the highest population of royal Bengal tigers in India. Wildlife safaris are organized for the tourists so that they can take a closer look at the royal feline wandering in the meadows.
Adorned by the fearsome roars of the Asiatic lions, Sasan-Gir is a well known wildlife sanctuary in Gujarat. Gir Wildlife Sanctuary is the right place, for the lion aficionados, to wander amid the magnificent feline. The sanctuary houses the largest number of lions in Asia followed by the elephants, hyenas, bears, jackals etc. Safaris are the best and safe way to see these exotic creatures closely.
Kaziranga National Park is natures bounty. Endowed with emerald green vegetation, it is a home to the endangered one horned rhinoceros. One can easily spot the huge rhinos grazing in the swamps of Kaziranga. Apart from the rhinos, the species like langur, boar, wild rooster, roller bird, barking deer and reptiles like snake and python can also be spotted in Kaziranga National Park.
Kanha National Park needs no special presentation. The delightful sanctuary that houses a variety of animals never fails to lure the visitors. The exotic furry creatures like panther, leopard, elephant, tiger, boar, bear, hawk, cuckoo etc. Interestingly, Kanha National Park was the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling for writing the immortal novel 'The Jungle Book'. All the animals that came to life were none other than the dwellers of KNP.
Located in the murky Western Ghats in Gods Own Country Kerala, Periyar is an enchanting wildlife sanctuary. The tranquil surroundings of the sanctuary are home to the different species like white tiger, elephants, bison, giant squirrel, fruit bat, macaque and many more mammals. Also, theres a small section devoted to the birds. The domestic as well as migratory birds can be spotted easily. The tourists regularly visit Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary for spending some quality time with the furry friends.
Manas Wildlife Sanctuary is a delightful spot in Assam. Adorned with breathtaking vegetation, it stands among the reserves & sanctuaries where Project Tiger was initiated. Due to its tantalizing vegetation it boasts, Manas Wildlife Sanctuary also wears the crown of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sanctuary is the only place in the world where roofed turtles can be spotted. The species like golden langur, feline predators, deer, antelope and other hoofed creatures are found in abundance.
Sunderbans National Park in West Bengal is another alluring safari destination in India. Hemmed in exuberant location, this national is the habitat for tigers and elephants in abundance followed by other creatures like crocodile, panther, bison etc. The safaris and excursions are organized to see these exotic creatures indulged in playful activities in the amazing Sunderbans. Do not forget to carry your camcorder to capture the animals candidly.
Tadoba National Park in an ensnaring sanctuary and one of the 43 tiger reserves in India. Due to its enchanting surroundings, a separate area of the national park is a popular picnic spot. The tourists and visitors can come across with tigers, deer, nilgai, dhole, sloth bear, serpent eagle, endangered Russels viper and many more animals in Tadoba National Park.
Sharing its borders with Maharashtra, Pench National Park is a blissful meadow located in the heart of the country. It lies amongst the well known tiger reserves in Madhya Pradesh & was established to prevent the downfall of the species. The tigers can be seen wandering with pride amid the green surroundings of Pench National Park. Other animals like bear, barking deer, boar and birds like red breast woodpecker and Brahmani eagle can be spotted here.
Hemmed by the beautiful Satpura hill, Satpura National Park is a beguiling wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh. Bestowed with exuberant vegetation, it serves as the right habitat for different animals. The herds of deer, antelope, elephants, small packs of tiger and other creatures like brown bears, panthers etc. can show up at any time. So, keep the DSLRs and the photographer inside you ready.
So, you just scrolled past through the captivating wildlife sanctuaries. These sanctuaries and parks are the places to spot some greatest creations of Mother Nature. Interestingly, all of them promote the equality of animals right on this planet & that is the reason why UNESCO tagged them as a World Heritage Site. Whenever you feel like, except the monsoons, pack up your baggage and head towards the sanctuary that draws your attention. Well, thank us later!
