India Wildlife

The Indian sub-continent is gloriously rich in its amazing variety of wildlife, from teeming insects colonies to majestic elephant herds that make India is a veritable animal lover's paradise. India's diverse wildlife base is the second largest in the world, and there are currently 80 National Parks and 441 Wildlife Sanctuaries established here. And the incredible feature of these amazing conservatories of exotic wildlife is that they are home to the largest number of tigers and the largest number of one-horned rhinoceros in the world, as well as the almost extinct Asiatic Lion, and a large percentage of the total elephant population! And these particular animal species are but a part of more than 500 species of mammals, over 2000 species of birds, over 500 species of reptiles and amphibians and around 30000 species of insects!

If the thought of a wildlife tour in India evokes images of dark, dense jungles, crackling campfires, nights in tents, and sends shivers of trepidation and excitement down your spine, you are not far from the truth. For wildlife safaris in India are enthralling adventures that give you a glimpse of the jungle way of life and the raw power of nature, close at hand. The wilderness can be intimidating, and it is best that you do not wander far from the group. For who knows which beast could be hiding in the undergrowth?

A wildlife tour in India is an experience that is hard to replace or repeat. We offer an incredible variety of wildlife tours anywhere in India, that few can resist them! Our wildlife tours are exciting packages that let you explore the Indian wilds of your choice. You could decide to pay the tigers of Ranthambore a visit, or try spotting a Himalayan Snow Leopard in the National parks of Garhwal, or go for an elephant back ride or boat ride. Whichever the case, we are sure to be able to offer you the wildlife tour of your choice. For our wildlife tour packages are cost effective, thrilling and unmatchable adventures that let you enjoy yourself, without worrying about your hotel bookings, flight tickets or transport services. Just fill in the form at the end of the page and send it to us, and we'll contact you with the choicest of wildlife tour packages that will have you raring to go!

India's astonishing bio-diversity is the result of its unique topography that offers a wide range of climatic zones across the country. From the alpine forests of the Himalayas to the tropical wet evergreen jungles of the Ghats in the south, India offers an incredible range of biological and ecological diversity. The coastal region, the Deccan Plateau, the Western Ghats, the Gangetic plain, the Northeastern Region, Trans Himalayas, Semi Arid zones, Himalayas, the Indian Deserts, and the Indian Islands are the prominent wildlife zones in India, These areas have a wide variety of climate and vegetation ranging from the tropical to the temperate and is home to snow leopards, tigers, deer, bears, elephants, antelopes, deer, jackals, hyena, wild buffalo, bears, etc.

The national parks and wildlife sanctuaries throughout the length and breadth of India have played a significant role in the conservation of endangered species. It is very heartening to note that an awareness of the necessity of conservation and preservation of India's wildlife is growing. Efforts are being made to conserve the wildlife and the concept of Project Tiger, biosphere reserves, project elephant, and eco-development projects are some of the steps in this direction. The conservation programs and policies are being made a community development affair.

There is a plenty of wildlife adventure opportunities in India. As the tropical forests are very dense and as a result visibility is not good. This makes the adventure safaris thrilling and exciting. The options are endless and varied, and the environment within India's National parks and wildlife sanctuaries is one of pristine serenity. Animals move and sleep undisturbed in their natural habitat. The truly wonderful wildlife heritage of India is one its greatest natural resources. There is an urgent need to protect and nurture these natural habitats from the threat of growing urbanization. And dwindling of the forest areas is a matter of grave concer