Why We Love Jungle Tourism in India (And You Should, Too!)

India – a land of extreme variation- is also no different when it comes to adventure traveling which largely is characterized by Jungle tourism. Around 450 wildlife sanctuaries, 99 national parks, and 40 tiger reserves, India is indulged in captivating species of Flora and Fauna. Rich wildlife is signature of Jungle Tourism in India which fortunately a common sight such as deserts of Rajasthan or soothing greenery of Assam, you name it and find an enthralling wildlife in everywhere possible for our Incredible India.

Mere descriptions can make you excited, then think of it, when you actually got to know the exquisite aspect of Indian safari that can give anyone the much needed mental and physical rejuvenation. In order to experience the exotic wildlife, the sensible approach is to understand the various facets and delightfully expose yourself to what we fondly call as Jungle Trip in India.
 

Why a complete package- Jungle trip India

  • Diversity: The Indian subcontinent is full of diversity from every aspect.  The wildlife in India has the most diversified flora and fauna and it is well equipped with the extremely versatile geographical divisions and climatic variations. There are countless Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks all over India that spans from North to South and from East to West which is solely created to conserve the endangered species in their natural habitat.

           Popular Wildlife safaris in India

  1. Bandhavgarh National Park
  2. Corbett National Park
  3. Ranthambore National Park
  4. Sundarbans National Park
  5. Gir National Park
  6. Kaziranga National Park
  7. Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
  8. Kanha National Park
  9. Periyar National Park
  10. Pench National Park

  • Cat Paradise: India is the home for big to medium and small type of cats that is known in layman term as Tiger, Lion, Leopard and the list goes on. The main reason for the existence of every kind of cat is the diverse ecosystem that helps the cat from each family to exist together. For instance, Tiger lives in Jungle while Lions lives in the natural habitat of grassland. Seeing that, India offers both as Grassland found in Gujrat and parts of Rajasthan whereas dense and overgrown jungles are found in northern, eastern and north-eastern part of India. Hence, both Tiger and Lion can co-exist in India.

      Best National Parks to see Tigers in India

  1. Bandhavgarh National Park ( Madhya Pradesh )
  2. Pench National Park (Madhya Pradesh /Maharashtra )
  3. Tadoba – Andhari Tiger (Maharashtra)
  4. Ranthambore National Park ( Rajasthan)
  5. Kanha National Park ( Madhya Pradesh)

      Lion Safari In India

  1. Gir Forest National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary (Gujrat)
  2. Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary (Madhya Pradesh)
  3. Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary (Rajasthan)
  4. Chandra Prabha Wildlife Sanctuary (Uttar Pradesh)
  5. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary (Rajasthan)
  6. Barda Wildlife Sanctuary (Gujrat)

  • Best of Accommodations: If you are planning to visit a national park or want to experience the spectacular view of wildlife safari but having doubts regarding comfortable accommodation in midst of the adventure and chaos then keep your worries away. There are some excellent lodges in India that offer some memorable wildlife experience. It is a myth that lodges are just used for staying but it is important to choose a good lodge as each lodge differs in quality of naturalists and transportation which is a focal aspect in any of the Jungle trip in India.

            Best Wildlife and Jungle Lodges in India

  1. KTDC Lake Palace, Thekkady, Kerala
  2. Pench Jungle Camp, Pench, Madhya Pradesh
  3. Asiatic Lion Lodge, Gir, Gujrat
  4. The Blackbuck Lodge, Velavadar Lodge, Gujrat
  5. Sherbagh, Ranthanbhore, Rajasthan
  6. Reni Pani Jungle Lodge, Satpura, Madhya Pradesh
  7. Forsyth Lodge, Satpura, Madhya Pradesh
  8. Mahua Kothi, Bandhavgarh, Madhya Pradesh
  9. Samode Safari Lodge, Bandhavgarh, Madhya Pradesh
  10. Kanha Earth Lodge, Kanha, Madhya Pradesh
  11. Chitvan Jungle Lodge, Kanha, Madhya Pradesh
  12. Singinawa Jungle Lodge, Kanha, Madhya Pradesh
  13. Spice Village, Thekkady, Kerala
  14. Evolve Back, Kabini, Karnataka
  15. Jawai Leopard Camp, Pali District, Rajasthan

India is the most desirable place when it comes to explore the wildlife as it has many destinations to offer the variety of locations with activity. Particularly the Jungle tours in India is laced with safaris and adventures. It is this diverse Jungle Tourism in India that attracts the attention of a large number of local and international tourists from all over the world.

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