Wildlife tourism in India

Wildlife tourism in India is blessed with the rarest flora and fauna. There are about 80+ national parks, Tiger Reserves and more than 440 wildlife conservation sanctuaries in India, that provide shelter to several wild animals and birds. These wildlife conservation are situated in Indian jungle, which are the part of famous forest in India.

Wildlife Sanctuaries in India:
Wildlife Sanctuaries are the best places to roam around and above all witnessing there several wild animals is itself is and adventurous experience. Some of the famous wildlife sanctuaries in India are:

National Chambal Wildlife Sanctuary - Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh
Manas Wildlife Sanctuary - Barpeta, Assam
Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary - West Bengal, India
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary - Bharatpur, Rajasthan
Wayanad Wildlife Sactuary - Kerala, India
Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary - Kerala

National Parks in India
Away from the hustle and bustle of city these parks are established in the lush green area of Indian jungle. Map of national parks in India will help you during your visit.

Kaziranga National Park - Assam
Dudhwa National Park - U.P.
Gir National Park - Gujarat
Pench National Park - Madhya Pradesh
Chitwan National Park - Indo Nepal border

Famous Wildlife Resorts in India:
Kanha Tiger Reserve - Mandala, M.P.
Corbett National Park - Uttaranchal
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
Nagarhole Tiger Reserve
Satpura Tiger Reserve
Panna Tiger Reserve
Tadoba Tiger Reserve
Chinnar Resorts

Birds and Animals in India: In Indian jungle you may find a number of beautiful birds and wild

animals that mesmerize the visitors at the most, like peacocks in India are the most beautiful birds found anywhere in the world, while Indian camel represents the glimpse of royal Rajasthan state. But the worst part is that there are many extinct animals in India. Although the government of India has taken many fruitful steps to save these extinct species of India, yet it is incomplete without our efforts.
Endangered Species in India: When any species is left with very few numbers of its kind, and could disappear from the earth, then it is called endangered species. Indian government has taken certain applauded steps for conservation of wildlife. Some of endangered animals in India are:

Indian lion
Indian leopard
Snow leopard
Black buck
Asian white backed vulture
Asian elephant
White Bengal tigers
Indian Cobra (Black Cobra Snake)

Wildlife Adventure:
Indian wildlife tour is the hub of adventure activities, where apart from encountering the Indian wild animals and birds you may also enjoy other plenty of adventure sports and activities. In these wildlife Indian jungle provides an ideal location for trekking and safaris. Some other must do adventure activities during your wildlife tour are:

Angling and fishing
Jungle walk
Cycling
Jeep safari
Elephant safari
Horse safari
Camel safari

Wonderful Tiger Tours In Panna Tiger Reserve India

Tiger tours make for a thrilling wildlife holiday for enthusiasts of all ages. Travel to India on one of the fabulous Tiger tours and you will truly be embarking on the holiday of a lifetime. This beautiful creature is the undisputed king of the Indian jungle and, despite its elusive nature, it can still be sighted in the depths of the Indian jungle.

Panna Tiger Reserve:

Panna is a popular destination for Tiger tours primarily because it is one of the most untouched and unspoiled reserves in the country. The big cat roams freely here, along with the Leopard, Wild Dog, Wolf and Hyena. The Sloth Bear also makes its home here and it can often be seen lazing in the rock escarpments high above the valleys. Much of the reserve is wooded, making it prime habitation for the largest of the Indian deer, the Chital, while the Nilgai and Chinkara can be spotted easily in the open grasslands. The abundance of other mammals, reptiles and birdlife make Tiger tours in Panna even more exciting for the wildlife enthusiast.

Panna Tiger Reserve

Panna has a climate that is usually hot and dry, which is perfect for the dry teak forest and other mixed forests that dominate the area. There is a variety of vegetation in the park, including open grasslands, tall grasses and thorny woodland; it is this diversity that is conducive to providing the habitat for so many different animals. The beautiful Ken River runs through the park and is a haven for birdlife. In fact, more than 200 birds have been recorded in the reserve and most people who visit are treated to some wonderful sightings.

There are regular safaris that offer the opportunity to participate in night drives into the park. This offers the chance to see the Owls, Nightjars, Jungle Cats and Civets, who all come to life once the sun has set. Daily game drives leave camp in the early morning and later in the afternoon and take you deep into the heart of the reserve. Open topped jeeps allow for great photo opportunities, and an expert naturalist guide is there to provide information and decipher the best places for sightings.

Panna Tiger Reserve India

Tours in Panna can be extended to include a visit to other reserves, such as the famous Bandhavgarh, with its dense Tiger population and incredible ancient fort dominating its center. You can also head to the cultural capital of India and spend a few days in Delhi and Agra, for a very different and rather more cultural experience of this marvellous country.

More Information: 

IWTE Team:

http://www.iwte.in/panna-tiger-reserve

Other Tiger Reserves in India :

• Kanha Tiger Reserve
• Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
• Nagarhole Tiger Reserve
• Satpura Tiger Reserve
• Corbett Tiger Reserve
• Tadoba Tiger Reserve