Wildlife India Tours

Millions of people visit India to witness the country’s cultural diversity but there is immense diversity in wildlife as well. Wildlife India Tours provide an incredible opportunity for animal and nature lovers as you get to explore the immaculate variety of flora and fauna in the country.

Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Assam, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat are some of the many states that offer the best wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in the country. Some of the top protected natural habitats are in Ranthambore, Kazirannga, Periyar, Thekkady, Sariska, Ranathambore, and Bandhavgarh. Once an endangered species, the great Indian Bengal Tiger got revived through the dedicated work of government along with different NGOs. You can witness these amazing creatures in the various national parks of India.

Apart from visiting these beautiful natural habitats, you can witness the local culture and explore the cities around them to get an idea about the Indian culture in general. You can stay in the various resorts available in and around the national parks and have a great time staying so close to nature and away from the bustling rush of the city. There are various state-run jungle safaris, through which you can explore the forests and spot the amazing variety of flora and fauna.

The best time to visit India for a wildlife tour is winter. There are mainly two reasons behind it - the first being you can easily travel through the forests and not feel the heat. This makes it incredibly beneficial as walking and trekking through the forests can take a toll on you and make you feel lethargic. The second reason is that many migratory birds come to  visit India during the winter season here. This is a delight for a photographer who can get tons of beautiful pictures of the various species of birds.

During a Wildlife India tour, we recommend you to keep the natural places as natural as possible. This implies we do not want you to litter the places with plastics or other things you carry with yourself. Do care about nature and help the authorities to make the habitat as clean as possible for the plants and animals.