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Jim Corbett National Park takes pride for inaugurating Project Tiger in India. The program focused on the conservation of the population of Tigers. Apart from Jeep and Elephant Safari in the national part, the visitors can also take pleasure in various activities such as fishing, rock-climbing, river-crossing, rappelling, slithering and rafting. The rich flora and fauna of the national park is one of the major factors that make it a sought-after travel destination for wildlife enthusiasts.<\/span><\/p>\n This massive park is also famous for hosting more than 25 species of reptiles, 585 kinds of birds and over 50 varieties of mammal species. Various kinds of crocodiles can also be found here. The richness of its wildlife is matched equally by its lush vegetation. Apart from 51 kinds of shrubs, 110 different species of trees and more than 30 kinds of bamboo trees, one can also find greenish grass here.<\/p>\n [ Check out more info about\u00a0Jim Corbett National Park<\/a>\u00a0]<\/strong><\/p>\n Highlights:<\/strong><\/p>\n Kaziranga National Park is listed as a world heritage site for providing shelter to almost two-thirds of the world’s Great One-horned Rhinoceroses. The national park is also recognized as a major Bird Area by Birdlife International for protecting the avifaunal species. Being located in Assam, the national park is acclaimed for providing excellent option for wildlife enthusiasts visit eastern regions of India.<\/span><\/p>\n On a lucky day, a visitor can come across a parade of elephants quenching their thirst or wandering about in the forest. Apart from the Wild Buffalo, with their incredible horns, one can be sure of spotting a herd of Hog Deer, Sambar and Swamp Deer. Nothing puts that smile on the face like spotting the Hornbills, Cranes and Pallas Fishing Eagle. The biodiversity is in itself worth admiring.<\/p>\n Highlights:<\/b><\/p>\n Ranthambore National Park is another wildlife attraction, which is acclaimed for providing shelter to a considerable population of Tigers. The National Park is serving shelter to almost 300 species of trees and 50 aquatic plants, together with 272 species of birds and 12 of reptiles including the Marsh Crocodile & amphibians. The count of mammals in the park is of about 30 species. Some of the attractions in and around the park are Ranthambhore Fort, Bakula, Kachida Valley, Lakarda Anantpura and Jogi Mahal. Visitors, along with wildlife photography, can enjoy wildlife safari. Apart from tigers and marsh crocodiles, one can also spot the elusive Indian Wolf. Naturalists and tourists alike will find much to marvel here. The fabulous background created by the dhok, fig and banyan trees is further embellished by the presence of the chital, the \u201cnilgai\u201d (blue antelope), rhesus macaque and an amazing variety of birds.<\/p>\n The Ranthambore National Park is one of the best weekend getaway options from Delhi. There also are safaris organized in the park for visitors.<\/span> Read Ranthambore Travel Guide here.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Highlights:<\/b><\/p>\n The Bandipur National Park is acclaimed for providing shelter to various species of India’s endangered wildlife. In addition to this, the national park, together with the Nagarhole National Park, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary and Mudumalai National Park, make the part of the largest protected area of South India, the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. Visitors on Ooty tour can also take a small trip to the Bandipur National Park to explore the rich flora and fauna.<\/span><\/p>\n At Bandipur National Park, expect the unexpected! Spotting an elusive animal here, watching a crane take off there \u2013 sure, nothing beats that. However, how about exploring the park on an elephant\u2019s back, enjoying every bit of the bumpy ride as it brings you face to face with unexpected encounters. Witness the forest come alive with the dance of the peacock, or, hold your breath as the enormous bison passes you by and grin back at that crocodile which basks lovingly in the sun, with that ever present grin!<\/p>\n Highlights:<\/b><\/p>\n Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary has been proposed as a world heritage site by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. In 2010, the sanctuary as declared as the part of Parambiculam Tiger Reserve. The wildlife sanctuary is one of the best spot for wildlife enthusiasts to enjoy rich flora and fauna. The visitors are praised for providing shelter to various endangered and conserved species.<\/span><\/p>\n Situated in Chittur taluk of Palakkad district,\u00a0Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary<\/span> boasts of scientifically managed teak plantations of the world, besides housing the world\u2019s oldest and tallest oak trees. The flora here ranges from evergreen forests, semi-evergreen, Shola forests and moist deciduous montane grasslands.<\/p>\n The diverse wildlife flourishes here due to the mosaic vegetation found in the forests. One can find about 16 species of amphibians, 61 species of reptiles, 47 species of fish, 39 species of mammals and more than 1000 species of insects. Here, one is sure to come across endangered freshwater crocodiles, Otters, mongoose, lion-tailed macaques, porcupines etc.<\/p>\n Highlights:<\/b> Bandhavgarh National Park is acclaimed in India for its large biodiversity. The national park is also said to host the highest density of the population of tigers in India. Moreover, the park is a treat for wildlife photographers. To explore the best of the national park it is advised to include visit to some of the attractions in and around the park. Some of the popular attractions are Bandhagarh Fort, Baghel Museum, Village Tala, and Fossil National Park. The ecosystem of the national park also leaves the visitor spellbound. Read a complete travel guide on Bandhavgarh National Park<\/strong><\/a>. The diversity of wildlife found here is indeed amazing. This park is home to about more than 250 species of mammals and 250 species of birds. While the carnivores range from the Striped Hyena and Jungle Cat to Sloth Bear and Jungle Fox, the Gaur (Indian bison) is a prime attraction here. The foliage found here is of the dry deciduous type.<\/p>\n Highlights:<\/b><\/p>\n Gir National Park &\u00a0Sasan Gir Sanctuary is famed for providing shelter to the Asiatic Lions. The national park & sanctuary is also acclaimed as one of the major protected areas in Asia. The survey of 2010 also recorded the count of Asiatic lions to be 411, which was as increase of 52 lions as compared to the records of 2005.<\/span><\/p>\n The flora here is defined by densely forested valleys, high ridges and rugged hills. More than half of the forested area of the park is covered with teak forest, with the presence of other trees like khair, amla and others. It\u2019s quite fascinating to watch the \u201cchital\u201d or Indian spotted deer, \u201cchausingha\u201d or the four-horned antelope, as well as the blackbuck, the fastest of the Indian antelope. The most popular fascinations here are the rusty spotted cat, honey badger and the wild boars.<\/p>\n Highlights:<\/b><\/p>\n Periyar National Park, located in Kerala, is acknowledged as one of the major elephant reserve and a tiger reserve in India. Additionally, the Periyar National Park is the only national park in India that is open for visitors during monsoon. Do not miss to visit Kumily and Cradomom Hills to make your visit a memorable experience. Boat Cruises is also one of the major attractions in the national park. \u00a0The nature is at its best and thus, wins the heart of wildlife enthusiasts.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Periyar Tiger Reserve is a repository of natural wealth. The flora here consists of over 1965 flowering plants, 143 species of orchids and 171 grass species. Further, Podocarpus wallichianus, the only South Indian confiner, grows in the forests here. The fauna here includes mammals such as Indian wild dog, Nilgiri Tahr, Nilgiri langur, birds like Malabar trogon, the Malabar grey hornbill and amphibians such as the Malabar gliding frog.<\/p>\n Read about most beautiful tourist places to visit in Kerala.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n
Kaziranga National Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Ranthambore National Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Bandipur National Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Bandhavgarh National Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Gir National Park and Sasan Gir Sanctuary<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Periyar National Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
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