Top 10 Jungle Safaris in India

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Top 10 Jungle Safaris in India

• 1. Ranthambore National Park Ranthambore
  National Park is one of the largest wildlife
  parts in northern India. It is situated in south
  eastern Rajasthan in the Sawai Madhopur district
  covering an area of 392 kms. The park is well
  known for the tigers and you can find them easily
  during the daytime. The best time to visit
  Ranthambore National Park is during November and
  May.

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Top 10 Jungle Safaris in India

• 2. Corbett National Park The Jim Corbett
  National Park is the oldest wildlife park in the
  country. Located in Nainital, Uttarakhand, this
  park was built to protect the endangered Bengal
  tiger. Corbett National Park covers an area of
  520.8 kms of the hills, marshy areas, riverside
  belts, grasslands and large lakes.

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Top 10 Jungle Safaris in India

• 3. Bandhavgarh National Park Located in Umaria,
  Madhya Pradesh covering an area of 450 sq. kms.
  The park consists of a huge population of
  leopards and varied species of deer. Bandhavgarh
  Park has over 250 species of birds and 22 species
  of different mammals and it is said to be the
  real home for tigers.

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Top 10 Jungle Safaris in India

• 4. Kanha National Park The largest national
  park in Madhya Pradesh a home of one of the tiger
  reserves of India. The park is well known for the
  royal Bengal tiger, leopards, barasingha, sloth
  bear and Indian wild dog. One of the biggest
  attractions of Kanha National Park is the sunset
  point, popularly known as Bamni Dadar.

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Top 10 Jungle Safaris in India

• 5. Kaziranga National Park Famous for the
  one-horned rhinos, is located in Golaghat-Nagaon
  districts of Assam. This is a world heritage site
  where youll find 2/3rd of the world famous
  one-horned rhinos. The park is spread over 828
  sq. kms in the floodplains on both sides of the
  great Brahmaputra River.

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• 6. Sundarban National Park The park is
  situated in West Bengal and is famous for the
  royal Bengal tiger. The park covers a vast area
  of 4264 sq. kms. Youll get to see the chital or
  spotted deer and rhesus monkey in the Sundarbans
  and the aqua fauna includes a variety of fishes,
  hermit crabs, red fiddler crabs and the Ridley
  sea turtle.

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• 7. Gir National Park Located in Gujarat
  covering a total area of 1412 kms. This wildlife
  park is the only home for Asiatic Lions and
  considered as one of the most protected places in
  Asia. The park has 300 lions and 300 leopards,
  according to the official census figures. More
  attractions are chital deer, sambar, nilgai, four
  horned antelope, Indian gazelle, wild boar,
  langur, porcupine and the rusty spotted cat.

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• 8. Pench National Park This park is situated
  in the Seoni-Chindwara districts of Madhya
  Pradesh covering a total area of 758 sq. kms.
  Pench has more than 1200 species of birds and
  rare and endangered plants. The best time to
  visit Pench National Park is in the winters, i.e.
  from November to February.

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• 9. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary Periyar Wildlife
  Sanctuary is best known for giant Malabar
  squirrels, giant bison, wild elephants and birds.
  This sanctuary is located in eastern Kerala
  covering a wide area of 925 kms. Periyar is
  covered with grasslands, tropical and evergreen
  forests containing sandalwoods, teak, mangoes,
  banyan, tamarind, sacred fig and Nageia
  wallichiana, the only South Indian conifer.

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• 10. Manas National Park Manas is situated in
  the foothills of Bhutan-Assam borders and it is a
  UNESCO world heritage site and tiger reserve. It
  covers a core area of 500 sq. kms. Manas include
  a variety of endangered species like the tiger,
  rhino, pygmy hog and elephants etc.

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