Wildllife Tour

India's wildlife is her most magnificent natural heritage. It has a virtually unmatched diversity of forest wildlife. Of the over 400 parks and sanctuaries which are declared as protected areas, very few are visited by the tourists due to lack of infrastructure; location and climatic conditions. There are many parks and sanctuaries of outstanding natural beauty, with a fairly healthy population of wild animals and rare species of birds, mammals. Wildlife watching in India is more of an adventure than fun. At times, the sightseeing of endangered animals take days, while for lucky ones, one visit to the Park provides a life time opportunity to witness Tiger and rare endangered species at a close sighting. Unlike South Africa, where the wildlife is at abundance, the game viewing in India could be an exciting or disappointing experience.

Under Project Tiger and with the support of World-Wide Fund, the population growth of Tiger reached 4334 in 1989 from 1830 in 1972. The other endangered species which are seen at these parks are - chital, sambar, nilgai, wild bull, wild boar, leopard, chinkara, 12 horned antelope, wild elephants, wild dog, barking dog, jackal, wild cat, Asiatic Lions(Sasangir only), dhol, barking deer, langur and rhesus monkey, gharial and mugger crorodiles and one horned rhino(only in Kaziranga). Besides there are rare species of avian attractions found in most of the parks, the famous among them are

Ranthambhor *  Sariska *  Bharatpur *  Bandhavgarh *  Kanha *  Corbett *  Dhudwa *  Sunderbans *  Manas *  Jaldapara *  Kaziranga *  Nagerhole *  Bandipur *  Mudumalai *  Periyar *  Vedanthangal *  Sasangir