Last Update: February 04, 2023, 20:47 IST
India boasts of vast national parks and sanctuaries which can be perfect to quench the wild spirit in you.
The Sundarbans Tiger Reserve in West Bengal, recognized as a World Heritage Site, is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger.
If you consider yourself an adventure seeker, then a jungle safari is sure to thrill you. It is true that hill stations and beaches are popular tourist destinations. But exploring the depths of wildlife, and experiencing the eerie silence of the forests, waiting with bated breath to catch a fleeting glimpse of a wild animal has its own share of adventure. India Boasts of vast national parks and sanctuaries which can be perfect to quench the wild spirit within you. If you are up for an exciting tiger-spotting safari, then these popular tiger reserves welcome you with open arms.
Jim Corbett National Park – Uttarakhand
Located in Uttarakhand’s Nainital, Jim Corbett National Park, named after the famous hunter Jim Corbett, is India’s first tiger reserve. Surrounded by thick crusted trees and tall grasses, the tiger reserve offers you a diverse range of flora and fauna. Pure varieties of Sal trees are known to flourish here. If you don’t want to follow the traditional route of riding a jeep, a thrilling elephant ride awaits you.
Ranthambore – Rajasthan
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan is a popular wildlife safari area in India. Earlier, the Maharaja used this area as his hunting ground. Tigers and leopards are often seen in the historic fort which is part of the grounds of the reserve. Sloth bears, hyenas, Indian foxes, jackals and crocodiles are also found in abundance here. Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is a paradise for wildlife photographers.
Sundarbans Tiger Reserve – West Bengal
Sundarbans in West Bengal, is recognized as one of the World The heritage site is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger. Sunderbans will treat your eyes to crocodiles enjoying the shores, diverse bird species and even some endangered animals. Unlike jeep safaris, Sundarbans allows you to explore the mangrove forest while floating in the green waters in a boat.
Bandhavgarh – Madhya Pradesh
A visit to the deep forests of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve ideally attracts wildlife enthusiasts from all over the world due to its abundance of biological diversity, stunning natural surroundings and illustrious history. Apart from waiting to spot tigers in this reserve, you can enjoy bird watching or soaking in the rustic natural beauty of the place.
Periyar Tiger Reserve – Kerala
Periyar Tiger Reserve is a breathtaking wild reserve that is perfect for those looking for some peace and quiet or just to get in touch with nature. While visiting this reserve, you can easily catch a glimpse of the mighty Asian elephants, Bengal tigers, white tigers and Indian giant squirrels. A word of advice – you should bring your binoculars with you to spot exotic bird species including the blue-winged parrot, Malabar gray hornbill, and Nilgiri wood pigeon.
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