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With more than 1,400 tigers within its boundary, India hold nearly 50% of the world’s wild tiger count. Spread over 40 different national parks, tigers thrive in India. If you are looking for a tiger safari, you ought to choose the parks with the maximum number of tigers, depth safari option and good visibility (short
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South India has very densely populated forests with immense flora and fauna. According to ISFR survey in 2017, South Indian states Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala played a crucial role in increasing forest growth in all over India.
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The beauty and richness of the safari clearly depends on the geographical location of the land. Given the climatic condition and geographical pattern of North India, it is not a surprise to see a lot of wildlife parks and interesting safaris in this region.
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Delhi has a long listing of famous traveller places and iconic landmarks. But equally remarkable is the flora and fauna that can be seen in its captivating splendor in countrywide parks and flora and fauna sanctuaries.
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If your current vacation were to the hill stations, beaches or historic places, then sticking around the “Nepal Wildlife Sanctuary” will be an extremely crazy experience for you.
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India is famous for Ranthambore National Park, Kaziranga National Park, Periyar National reserve and many a few others. This does not indicate the end of wildlife riches of the country. There are numerous offbeat wildlife sanctuaries and reserve
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Rajasthan attracts a large number of tourists in India and across the world. It is Best known as the land of kings and famous for its history, Rajasthan also attracts a large number of wildlife lovers.
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India is a tropical land endowed with numerous landforms starting from desert to mangrove forests. People visit India to enjoy its wildlife attraction. When it comes to wildlife photography, it is not just about clicking picture of animals.
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Bharatpur National Park or Keoladeo National Park or Bharatpur bird sanctuary is a historic national park, which is famous for its collection of more than 270 bird species. Declared as a protected sanctuary in 1971, this world heritage site attracts ornithologists from all over the world. The national park is a very famous tourist destination
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Are you fond of animals and want to spend some time amidst nature, watching exotic wildlife specially tigers than pay a visit to Ranthambore National Park. It is one of the most renowned Wildlife tourist spots of India and the biggest National Park in Northern India.
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Bandipur National Park is a very famous wildlife park and tiger reserve in Bandipur, Karnataka. A lot of people visit this national park every year.
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Uttarakhand has numerous tourist destinations but the best of all is the tiger sanctuary which is called as Jim Corbett National Park. Since 1936 from the date of inauguration, this park has been attracting numerous tourists from international and local destinations.
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The Indian subcontinent is filled with various styled wildlife sanctuaries where you can enjoy nature in the way it is intended to.
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Declaration of tiger as the national animal of India and launch of Project Tiger are the testimonials of the fact that tiger is of very much importance to India when talking about biodiversity. Due to a vigorous tiger conservation project going on in here and their population becoming stable, India has emerged as a top
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Blessed with a bounty of wildlife treasures, India is a country that boasts about the best of experiences when it comes to wildlife trips. There are numerous natural parks, preserved areas, sanctuaries etc.
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