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Best National Parks of India for Elephant Safari

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011

Elephant Safari India tour is an adventurous tour, which is well liked by tourists across the globe. It is adventurous and exciting tour altogether. You can plan out elephant safari tours India by discussing abut package deals with tour operators. The prominent national parks where you can engage in real time elephant back ride in India include Kaziranga National Park, Jim Corbett National Park, Kanha National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park.

Kaziranga National Park

The national park situated in Assam is homeland of one horned rhinoceros, besides offering elephant safari ride in India. The park is also a natural habitat for the in situ wildlife and plant life conservation. Many local as well as regional tour operators organize elephant back ride in India including Kaziranga national park. Hiring elephant safari tours in the park would also be a great idea to participate in birding activity and exploring prolific grasslands. The national park is truly a heart rending place.

Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park is comfortably located on foot hills of Himalaya. It is popular for tigers and well known bastion of endangered species. For exploring huge valley landscape and sighting tigers, it would indeed be good to opt for elephant safari. Sal, Sissoo and Khair are tree species which are predominant in Jim Corbett National Park. Make sure that you arrange an elephant safari through a professional tour operator.  Such operators are easily located online. Flat valleys in Jim Corbett National Park are interspersed with hilly ridges and exploring them on the Elephant ride.

Kanha National Park

Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh is one of the most well known sites under the project tiger. There are several conservation programs which are carried out for the protection of flora and fauna. The park has interspersed sal and bamboo forests, grassy meadows and many more. While in the Park, you can easily arrange an enjoyable elephant safari to take closer view of tigers and other endangered species like hard ground Swamp Deer (Barasingha). The Park offers many options for tourists to choose elephant back ride in India.

Bandhavgarh National Park

The Park is strategically situated in the north-east of Jabalpur and has highest density of tigers. The national park can be explored by hiring an elephant safari tour, which is easy to arrange once you get into the park. You may book such a tour in advance on the Internet also. Riding on elephant back, you will get terrific sightings of great white tigers apart from other fauna species like Nilgai, Chausingha, Chital, Chinkara, Wild Boar, etc.

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Explore Indian Wildlife with India Wildlife Tours

Friday, June 3rd, 2011

India is known for its rich bio diversity and therefore, India wildlife offers plenty of exploration possibility for wildlife enthusiasts. If you are a true aficionado of India wildlife, the best way to come close and understand it thoroughly is by arranging wildlife tours to India. Indian wildlife tours are specially designed for wildlife sightseeing in India. The tours take wild life enthusiasts through a completely birds eye view of wildlife of India.

Right from migratory birds to exotic mammals, reptiles and beyond, India wildlife tours set forth unique temperament amidst natural and verdant reclines. The special Tiger Safari India tours are offered as an integral part of India wildlife tours and you will be charmed to catch the real sightings of Asiatic Lion and Royal Bengal Tiger.

Some of the popular glimpse of animal species that India wildlife tours provide includes the following:

Royal Bengal Tiger – Royal Bengal tigers are prominently seen in rainforests and grasslands spread in India, China, Burma, Bangladesh and many other places. Tiger is amongst largest living species of Felidae family.

Asiatic Lion – The Indian Lion which is quite commonly found in Gir Forest of Gujarat, India. It is amongst 5 major cats, the other ones being the Indian leopard, the snow leopard, clouded leopard and the Royal Bengal tiger.

Indian Cobra – It is native to Indian sub continent, primarily showing its presence in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Indian Cobra commonly feeds on rodents, toads, frogs, birds and other species of snakes. Cobra has most powerful known venoms.

Indian Elephant – Indian elephants primarily inhabit the moist deciduous, evergreen, semi-evergreen forests, grasslands and dry deciduous forests. Indian elephant is usually friendly in nature.

Indian Rhinoceros – These rhinos are quite popular in riverine grasslands in the foothills of the Himalayas as well as Terai regions of Nepal.

There are a lot of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in India. You’ll simple fall in love will all such destinations if you are fond of wildlife exploration. Popular destinations cover Corbett National Park, Ranthambhore National Park, Sariska Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan, Bandhavgarh National Park and many more. Further, you may experience your India wildlife holidays by exciting jeep or elephant safari to the wildlife sanctuaries and parks.

Get ready to hire an affordable India wildlife tour and take the ride and explicit view of wildlife of the country. For quick reservation, prefer arranging India wildlife tour package online and get started for your dream trip right away.

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Kaziranga Tiger Reserve- a natural Habitat of Incredible Wildlife

Thursday, February 10th, 2011

Kaziranga National Park is well known for its admirable and gigantic wild life sanctuaries and is a well reserved natural hub of various wild life species in India. Situated on the bank of mighty Brahmaputra River in the Golaghat and Nagaon district of the state of Assam, Kaziranga National Park has the highest species of Tigers reserved safely in wildlife in its surroundings.

Kaziranga National Park is a natural habitat to the large breeding populations of huge and beautiful one horn Rhinoceros, Elephants, wild water Buffaloes, hog Deer, sloth Bears and Monitor Lizards etc.

The massive Kaziranga wildlife preserves the famously called one- horned Rhinoceros. There was a time when the one-horned Rhino’s population at Kaziranga was about 200 but today thanks to the extensive wildlife conservation programs of the Government of India there are about 1500 one-horned rhinos at the Kaziranga National Park in Assam, India.

The Kaziranga Tiger Reserve was initiated in India to conserve the significant life of tigers as they are one of the most vulnerable animals to get extinct, so this powerful act was passed to conserve our incredible natural fauna comprising a vital part of the complete wild life.

Kaziranga National Park is also famous for its Elephant safari which is an interesting activity and allures wildlife buffs from all over the world. Located in the north eastern region of India, in Assam, the dense woodlands and rich bio diversity of Kaziranga National Park is an ideal Elephant safari destination. Elephant Safari in Kaziranga National Park is quite exciting. One can see the elephant herds and the wild rhinos here, the elephant safari on these majestic beasts are a unique experience.

Kaziranga National Park offers ideal habitat for a variety of wildlife fauna including the world renowned and endangered species and was officially declared a wildlife sanctuary since 1940.

Weather in Kaziranga is pleasant throughout the year. There are no extremities in terms of temperature variation; the winters (November-January) are cool and summers are warm (temperature does not exceed more than 38°C). The best time to visit Kaziranga is in the winters. The beauty of the regional flora and fauna can be enjoyed at its closest best. It is precisely for this reason that many tourists feel drawn towards Kaziranga National Park.

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Wildlife Holidays in India – The Natural Choice for Seeing the Exotic Wildlife of India

Monday, August 16th, 2010

India is blessed with tremendous natural beauty. Part of this beauty is because of the unique flora and fauna that exists in the forests of India. Visiting these nature reserves of India is therefore the best way to witness the raw side of the land. So plan for a wildlife holiday in India and travel across the country to see some majestic tigers in the wild at Ranthambore, Corbett, Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Bandipur, Sunderban, Pench and Mudumalai. Enjoy the sight of elephants in at Periyar or see the Asiatic Lion at Sasangir in Gujarat. View flocks of migratory birds Bharatpur or watch peacocks spread their tails in the forest of Sunderban. Experience all this and more as you journey across the country on an Indian wildlife tour.

Tiger Tours

This is the most popular wildlife tour in India. It takes you to India’s finest national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, and offers you the best opportunity to view the tiger – the king of predators. Tiger tours in India are usually accompanied by jeep safari tours inside the parks. This is best for seeing some exotic green vistas of the country besides its varied wildlife.

Ranthambore (Rajasthan), Corbett (Uttranchal), Bandhavgarh (M.P) and Kanha (M.P) are some of the most popular tiger reserves of the country where tiger tours are organised all through the year.

Bird Watching Tours If you are a curious bird watcher, bird watching tours in India are the best way for you to get close to the most amazing and stunning bird species of the country. Carry your camera with you and click some rare pictures of these colourful species amidst their melodious chirping.

Bird sanctuaries of Bharatpur (Rajasthan), Ranganathittu (Karnataka), Kumarakom (Kerala), Chilka Lake (Orissa) and Porbadar (Gujarat) are some of the famous bird reserves which you must visit on a bird watching tour in India.

Elephant Safari Tour An elephant safari helps you to travel through difficult terrains of a jungle where it is difficult even for jeeps to venture. Squashing the tall grass an elephant moves slowly and steadily within the vicinity of tropical wildlife sanctuaries. You too should check out the most awesome natural reserves of the country riding on an elephant during your wildlife holiday.

The best national parks in India for an elephant safari tour are Corbett (Uttranchal), Kanha (M.P), Bandhavgarh (M.P) and Kaziranga (Assam). You will not only love these tailor-made wildlife holidays in India but will also keep coming back to India to re-visit these places and explore new wildlife destinations of the country. After all India’s wildlife has a class of its own.

The rich animal reserve of India calls for wildlife holidays India. Go for a tiger tour, elephant safari, or bird watching tour when you are holidaying in India. Book your wildlife tours India today and experience India at its best.

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Wildlife Weekend Getaways from Delhi

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

Delhi is the political capital of India and also the starting point of many travel itenary. However, when you require a break and want to get away from the hustle bustle of this city, head out for a weekend wildlife getaway to the nearest sanctuary where you may get to spot the Royal Bengal Tiger or other rare Indian wildlife animals. Spend a relaxed time over the weekend and come back rejuvenated; ready to take on Delhi full on!

There are majorly five wildlife sanctuaries near Delhi namely Corbett National Park (Uttarakhand), Ranthambore National Park (Rajasthan), Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary (Rajasthan), Bandhavgarh National Park (Madhya Pradesh) and Kanha  Park (Madhya Pradesh) that form part of a weekend wildlife tour package. It is best to book a package from a reputed wildlife tour operators present in India so that your boarding and lodging arrangements are taken care of while you enjoy popular wildlife destinations near Delhi.

To begin with, towards the North of Delhi you will find the Corbett National Park. This park is 300 Km from the capital city. If you are travelling by road from here, follow the Hapur-Murababad-Ramnagar route to reach this national park. From Ramnagar you will reach the park with other road transportation available on this broad gauge track. The nearest airport, Phoolbagh in Pantnagar is at a distance of 50 Km from this park. The best time to visit this park is between November and June. However, summers are the best time to view the wildlife of Corbett, especially the tigers that come out of the forests to drink water. The Corbett  Park is out of bounds during the monsoons usually from July till October.

The Ranthambore National Park and the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary lie towards the south of Delhi. You can visit Sariska first and then if time permits extend your wildlife tour to Ranthambore. Sariska wildlife sanctuary is around 200 Km from Delhi. It is open throughout the year however certain jungle tracks are closed during the monsoon season and the breeding season. The best time for you to visit this park is from late winters, around January or February. Although, April to June is a good time to see Indian wildlife of Sariska at the waterholes. Ranthambore National park is just 450 Km from Delhi. The park remains opens from October through to June. The best time to visit this park is during the winters i.e. from November to February.

Bandhavgarh National Park and Kanha National Park falls in the South Eastern side of Delhi. Bandhavgarh is 250 Km whereas Kanha is 991 Km from Delhi. Best time to visit Kanha is from February to June whereas you can visit Bandhavgarh between March to June. You can go to both these  parks either by road or rail.

So pack your bag for a weekend wildlife gateway to any of the above national parks and have a wonderful time exploring their wilderness. Do not forget to carry your camera!

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