5 India’s renowned National parks pleasing for Wildlife Tour

The total lands of India are widely covered by around 80 national parks. In fact, some national parks are wider and even more attractive than others. Many visitors head into these parks especially to spot tigers. Actually, the likeliness of watching the tigers varies from the number of tigers and the total area of national park, which is different in all parks. But these 5 national parks in India won’t leave you hopeless when it comes to spot tigers.

1.   Jim Corbett: Oldest National Park of India, Jim Corbett is located in Nainital of Uttarakhand State. The park got its name from the conservationist Jim Corbett. The park has properly conserved India’s most endangered Bengal Tigers. The initiative held here by the Government of India is Project Tiger with an aim to protect Bengal Tiger. 

2.   Kanha National Park: Located in the heart of India, Kanha National Park is stretched over the total area of over 940 sq. km. between Mandla and Balaghat regions. Royal Indian Bengal Tiger is said to be the crown of Kanha National Park and the world-famous “Jungle Book” was inspired from this park.

3.   Bandhavgarh National Park: Located in Umaria of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park is known as one of the popular and finest Indian national park. The nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and adventure lovers generally visit the park from all over the world especially to enjoy Bandhavgarh tiger safari. Established as a National Park in the year 1968, Bandhavgarh is stretched at the total area of over 448 sq. km. In the jungle safari of famous Bandhavgarh forests, the visitors can explore tigers in their own natural habitat. For a great accommodation, Bandhavgarh resort is most preferred option because it enjoys panoramic views of the park.

4.   Ranthambore National Park: Located at Eastern Rajasthan, Ranthambore National Park is sandwiched among the Vindhyan Plateau and the Aravalli Hill Ranges. Chambal from the south and Banes River from the North flow through the streams of Ranthambore National Park. In addition, six constructed canals and several perennial streams are also going through this pristine wildlife park. Stretched over the total lands of 1334 sq. km., this national park is a house of around 300 living tree and 50 aquatic plant species, 300 bird species and 30 mammals.

5.   Sundarban National Park: Being around 4100 sq. km. land reserve, Sundarban is a shelter of largest number of wild number of wildlife of the nation with rivers, creeks and several water formations. Being an exotic tourist paradise, this national park is best option for the adventure lovers. Being the home of around 270 Royal Bengal Tigers, the park also houses Wild Pigs, Deer, Monkeys, Kingfishers, Herons, White-bellied Eagles, Turtles, Estuarine Terrapins, Crocodiles, Ganges Dolphins, Water Monitors and varieties of fishes and birds. 

Bottom Line

If you are an adventure or nature lover, you would definitely find something unique in these five national parks. They have many things to explore which have their own importance. They all have best accommodation facilities in common.

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