Indian Safari

1.) Kanha: While the plateau here is covered with grasses, bamboo and saline are abundant on the flatter sections. During a journey through the area, see tigers, swamp deer, sloth bears, blackbucks, owls, hyenas and pythons.

2.) Bandhavgarh: Sal and bamboo are the most common trees here, along with fruit trees such as mangoes and berries. Some of the most prominent animals found here are leopard, gaur, vulture, chinkara, nilgai and four-horned antelope.

4.) Pench: This wonderful place is located in Madhya Pradesh. Grass and dense, dry and moist forests are found here, in which salts and bamboo dominate the area. Deer, fox, hyena, jungle fowl, peacock and about 170 bird species have been recorded here.

5.) Panna: This place is located in an area where the northern plains meet the tropical humid and dry deciduous belt. Among trees, teak is the most widely distributed type, with patches of grasses and thorny plants. Here you can see wolves, tigers, hyenas, geese and vultures.

6.) Corbett: Probably the most famous place for wildlife safari in India is Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand. The geography here is characterized by hills, valleys, ravines, valleys and narrow streams. Sal, papal and bamboo forests provide shelter to creatures such as bears, tigers, elephants, buffalo and monkeys.

7.) Sundarbans: Situated in the vast delta of the river Ganges, it is a vast mangrove forest. In addition to mammals, you will be able to see dolphins and porpoises, and birds such as cranes and kingfishers.