India is a land of many wonders. On one hand, it gives you beaches and nightlife and on the other it gives you the wilderness. The wildlife in India is an interesting mix of flora and fauna from the regions of Europe and Asia, is majorly dominated by tigers and elephants, not to forget the world’s largest population of one-horned rhinoceros. This is not all. Here, you can also spot (if you are lucky) endangered species of animals such as the Ganges Dolphins and the Asiatic Lion.The Indian Wildlife also includes a fascinating collection of birds, reptiles, insects, and other fauna. Likewise, the flora in some of these sanctuaries are outstanding and includes many rare plants.
Let’s explore some of te best Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks in India and discover what each holds for us:
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Jim Corbett National Park
2-3 days
The oldest national park in India which was created to endanger Bengal Tiger
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Ranthambore National Park
2-3 days
One of the largest national parks in Northern India
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CKanha National Park
2-3 days
The largest of its kind in Madhya Pradesh and one of the tiger reserves in India
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FThe world's largest river delta
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2-3 days each attractionEasyAll wildlife sanctuaries require you to wear earthy and lighter shades of clothing such as khakis. Bringing mosquito repellant, sunglasses, scarves, hats, and sunscreen is also a good idea.
Updated: April 22, 2015
