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Indian is rich in flora and fauna. If you are in love with wild life, India is a must visit for you. Here experience the top 5 wildlife travel India destination of India.

1. The Wild World of Kaziranga

Kaziranga National Park, Assam is a UNESCO world natural site. Surrounded with hills and River Brahmaputra, the endangered species of one-horned rhinos safely reside at Kaziranga; 70% of the world population of rhinos are here.

Go for an elephant safari to experience jungle life. The grazing swamp deer, wild buffalos and sly leopards relax here in their natural mood. As you enter the jungle, the tweets of numerous birds welcome you; pelicans, parakeets, teals, eagles, floricans and geese being some of them. Almost 60 types of fish and 150 perennial water bodies rule the lakes.

Night is beautiful in its own way at Kaziranga; checkout the hunting tigers, cautious night owls and herons from the watchtowers.

2. The ‘Sundari’ Sunderban

The world’s largest mangrove forest, Sunderban has its name from the mangrove plants, Sundari.

As you land here, you are thrilled by the presence of Royal Bengal Tigers. Sunderban is the largest Indian tiger reserve; spend a night at the Sajnekhali watch tower to see tigers. Explore the wildlife India Holidays of this delta on motor boats. The water bodies of Sunderban are the natural abode of the large estuarine crocodiles.

Wild boars, barking deer, chital and axis deer are the common sights here along with pythons and venomous snakes. Among the 248 bird species found here, many are migratory birds which visit the forest during winters. Birds like small minivet, cinnamon bittern, mangrove whistler, black oriole and sunbirds colour the Sunderban forests.

3 . The jungle of the Jungle Book, Kanha National Park

The Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh has been the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling for the Jungle Book. Like the author, you will also be enthralled by the scenic beauty of Kanha.

The best part of this national park is that you can frequently spot tigers. Be it the endangered barasingha, chital, sambhar, black or barking deer, the park is known for its grazing herd.

The chattering monkeys, the dancing peacocks, the colourful green pigeons, the hardworking wood peckers or the enjoyable kingfishers, nature seems to be at its best at Kanha.

 4. The royal kingdom of Gir

The Sasan-Gir Wildlife  sanctuary, Gujarat is one of the oldest Indian sanctuaries. It is the only place in India where the endangered species of lions inhabit.

This biodiverse region is also the breeding ground for the florican, osprey and Indian pitta birds. Checkout the large pythons, crawling star tortoise, ferocious leopards and relaxing marsh crocodiles here.

5. The custodian of the solitary wildlife, Hemis National Park

The Hemis National Park, Leh is a must visit to witness a different wild lifestyle. This is the only Himalayan national park of India.

The endangered snow leopards are protected here by Mother Nature; there are almost 200 snow leopards here. This high altitude park is also the only refuge for the wild sheep, Shapu. The Asiatic Ibex, Tibetian wolf, Eurasian brown bear and the cunning red fox also inhabit Hemis.

Visit the Rumbak valley for bird watching; robin accentor, tickell’s leaf warbler, Tibetan snowfinch, rosefinch, red billed chough and serins are rare at other Indian national parks.

Nature unfolds its mysteries at the Indian forests. Visit these national parks to feel nature.