Wildlife in India

India is a land of a variety of experiences. Whatever theme a traveller may have, the country proves to be as gratifying as ever. Wildlife, a never-to-be-escaped aspect of the country, invites legions of tourists, naturalists and researchers from across the globe. The pristine flora and fauna of India prove to be a worthy experience if you make a trip to the well-preserved sanctuaries and national parks of the country. Indian national parks and sanctuaries are known for their varied topography that provides befitting refuge to species including flora, fauna and avifauna.

National Parks and wildlife sanctuaries dot the landscape of the country from the far north to the extreme southern zone. Popular wildlife species include the Royal Bengal Tiger, Indian Elephant, Asiatic Lion, Snow Leopard, Nilgiri Tahr, Indian one-horned Rhino etc. Options of both elephant and Jeep safari are available at the parks. The forest department also supplies specialised guides to acquaint visitors of the flora and fauna of the parks.

So, get ready to experience a life which is truly wild!

	Corbett National Park Famous for its population of tigers, leopards and elephants, the Corbett National Park has the eminence of being the first national park of India.

	Ranthambore National Park One of the finest tiger reserves in the country, the Ranthambore National Park remains surrounded by the hill ranges of Aravali and Vindhya

	Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary Anyone who has heard of the God's very own Kerala must also have heard of its wildlife riches. And the best option to explore the wild side is to make a trip to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary.....

	Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary Birds have been a constant source of delight to watch. And India has a number of famous bird sanctuaries that are flocked to by hordes of tourists, naturalists and ornithologists.

	Sariska National Park Rajasthan is an accumulation of varied themes and experiences. Wildlife is just one aspect but is as much significant as others.

Bandhavgarh National Park India has been a destination with myriad opportunities for travellers and tourists. Among the country's various aspects, wildlife is one that one can never escape. Kanha National Park Tigers have been intriguing the mankind since time immemorial. The fearful symmetry of the tiger has been praised many a time by poets and scholars.