Wildlife in India

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Wildlife in India

Have some close encounters within the wilds! Indian heritage is enriched with a magnificent range of wildlife. Visit Gir, the only habitat of Asiatic Lions but do not forget to take a look at the lesser known wildlife and avifauna of this sanctuary too. There's Kaziranga, abode of the Great One Horned Rhino.

Jim Corbett, Manas, the Great Himalayan National Park and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary are some other wildlife sanctuaries, which are on a mission to save the most exquisite and endangered species of India. India's flora is also among the richest in the world. Evergreen forest in the northeast and along the Western Ghats, moist and dry Deciduous forests, swampy marshes, estuaries and lagoons shelter unique forms of plant and animal life.

Wildlife is not just about animals, but birds too. Usually when people visit the wildlife sanctuaries, they miss out the avifauna of that wild hub, because the major scene stealers of any wildlife are predators like Tigers and Leopards. Still, if you ever get a chance to visit the bird sanctuaries of India, make sure to pay more attention on bird watching and you'll know why this sport is catching up as the best wildlife leisure activity in India.

Check out some of the popular bird sanctuaries in India such as Bharatpur or Keoladeo Ghana National Park that is blessed with some of the most exquisite avifauna and a delightful sight for any bird watcher. Some of the major residents of Bharatpur sanctuary include 375 species of birds, numerous mammals and reptiles. Corbett National park is another bird hideout, especially when it comes to the avian treasures of the Himalayan region. A boat cruise from Boothathenkeru to Thattekad is an unforgettable birding experience through the evergreen forests nesting migratory and indigenous birds.

Forest trails can be anything from simple hike within the forest regions to the trekking regions within the wildlife reserves and protected areas. If you like to explore the nature via walking, this is the best activity you can involve in and it also works as a good recreation medicine too. Each and every wildlife sanctuary and national park in India supports several variety of species, even if they are popular about a particular animal or is a protected wildlife reserve, such as the the Project Tiger Reserves in India.

Wild camps have become the ultimate focus of wildlife conservation in the whole world. Since the days when natural wilderness and wildlife of the the world cam under threat, the wildlife authorities of forests preservation societies, started of a new kind of awareness programme, which will educate the people about nature and its preservation in a better way and that's how, wild camps came into being. Among the northern regions is Chitrauli, situated near to the hill station of Nainital in Uttaranchal and is considered to be a prime trekking paradise in this region.

Safari is an adventure that takes any adventurer who like to explore the unexplored wildlife trails and unspoilt natural horizons of desert or country side or forests. One such safari is Jungle safari. It can also be defined as a forest trail, except that instead of walking, hiking or trekking, you have also got the options of explore the forest regions via a jeep or a elephant or even on a horse.

Ranthambhore wildlife sanctuary has always remained a favorite with Tiger-lovers the world over. The spread of this National Park is such that it becomes relatively easy to spot the majestic tiger. Short Jungle Safari tours through this wildlife sanctuary make ones travel thorough in this Park.