Call of the Wild

India a unique subcontinent has vast variations in geography, climate and vegetation. As a consequences there are exciting diversity in habitat and wildlife. Most national parks and sanctuaries are easily accessible from major Indian metro cities. The main sanctuaries being the Kanha National Park, Corbett National Park and also the destinations accommodating these parks having rare wild animals or the animals who are on the verge of extinction. The most popular destinations for India Wildlife Tour are: 

Arunachal Pradesh, Chiru, Goa, Kaziranga, Ranthambore etc. Here is your chance to travel the beauty of Indian wildlife and A message to protect the endangered species.

The habitats in India, are diverse: From the cold and high altitudes of the trans - Himalayas to the tropical rain forests of South; from the desert land of the West to lush mango forests of the coastal east. Therefore, it is said "the wild life in Africa is more numerous, largely diurnal and in-habitats open, sunny places whereas wild animals in India are rarer mainly of nocturnal and their habitat dense". Despite rapid deforestation, India still plays host to 350 odd species of mammals, 1200 species of birds and thousands of reptiles, fishes and amphibians. 

Kanha National Park: One of India's largest National Parks, is a beautiful region of sal forests and lightly wooded grassland, criss-crossed by numerous rivers and streams. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, with the tiger and the highland Barasingha being the most honoured residents. An ideal dwelling ground for both predator and prey, this 'Tiger Country' is among the most scenic reserves in the world.

The other animals that can be seen here are the panther, gaur, chital, sambar, sloth bear, nilgai and blackbuck. Besides, there are some 200 species of birds, making Kanha a bird watcher's paradise. Water birds can be seen here and other commonly spotted species include cattle egret, racket-tailed drongo, woodpecker, parakee.

ER09 - 15 Days Wildlife Tour of North India

Day 01 : Arrive Bombay Day 02 : Bombay-Nagpur (By Flight) Kahna National Park Day 03 : Kanha N.P. Day 04 : Kanha Bandhavgarh N.P. Day 05 : Bandhavgarh N.P. Day 06 : Bandavgarh-Khajuraho Day 07 : Khajuraho-Orchha-Gwalior Day 08 : Gwalior-Agr-Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary Day 09 : Bharatpur Day 10 : Bharatpur-Ranthambore N.P. Day 11 : Ranthambore N.P. Day 12 : Ranthambore-Jaipur Day 13 : Jaipur-Delhi Day 14 : Delhi Day 15 : Delhi Depart

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Bandhavgarh National Park, 165 km from Jabalpur, is one place where the tiger can be seen in its natural habitat. Stretching over 448 sq km, it is compact yet full of wildlife, with the highest tiger density in India. This is also white tiger country, which has been spotted in the old state of Rewa for many years. It is also rich in many other forms of wildlife and a variety of flora and fauna. The great gaur or Indian bison, Sambar, barking deer, Nilgai, etc are seen in the more open areas of the park. There are more than 22 species of mammals and 250 species of birds. Common Langurs and rhesus macaque represent the primate group. Mammals such as Dhole, the small Indian civet, palm squirrel and lesser bandicoot rat are seen occasionally. 

Ranthambore - One of the many famous destinations in the western state of India, Rajasthan. Surrounded by the Vindhya and Aravali hill ranges and located very near the outer fringes of the Thar desert, Ranthambore offers the best of the desert as well as plain area near the hills. Due to its proximity to the Thar desert, the vegetation here is that of a deciduous forest. Ranthambore is also considered the best place in the world to photograph the tiger in its natural habitat. A jeep safari, a cultural and traditional experience of the Meena tribes are some of the attractions offered here.

EXT-01 Corbett National Park

Day 01 : Delhi-Corbett Day 02 : Corbett Day 03 : Corbett Day 04 : Corbett-Delhi

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EXT-02 Bandipur / Nagarahole National Park

Day 01 : Bangalore-Mysore(by Train) Nagarhole N.P. Day 02 : Nagarhole N.P. Day 03 : Nagarhole N.P. Day 04 : Nagarhole-Mysore-Bangalore (By Train)

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Corbett - India's first national park and one of its finest. It is notable not only for its rich and varied wildlife and birdlife but also for its scenic charm and magnificent sub-montane and riverain views. The park comprises the broad valley of Ramganga River backing onto the forest covered slopes of the Himalayan foothills.
  
There is an immensely rich flora - 110 species of trees, 51 species of shrubs, 33 species of bamboos and 27 species of climbers. The valley floor is covered with tall elephant grass, lantana bushes and patches of sal & sheesham. The fauna is as rich as the flora. The park has always been noted for its tigers which are seen quite frequently. There are leopards too but they are seldom seen. In total there are over 50 species of mammals alone. Corbett is a bird-watcher's paradise with over 600 species, and since the creation of the Kalagarh Dam on the Ramganga River, large numbers of waterfowl have been attracted here the Ramganga River, large numbers of waterfowl have been attracted here.

Nagarahole is derived from the combination of two kannada words - 'nagar' meaning snake and 'hole' meaning streams - true to its name a number of streams snake through its rich tropical forests. Nagarahole is situated in the picturesque districts of Kodagu and Mysore in southern Karnataka.

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