Tiger safari is one of the main
attractions for the wildlife lovers all
over the World. Observing a first wild tiger is a truly an
unforgettable experience, you will feel privileged to be viewing them
in their natural habitat. India has a significant number of this
wonderful animal. Within the periphery of India's National Parks are
some of the best Bengal tiger reserves in the world. Some of the
reserves providing opportunities to see tigers in the wild are -
Ranthambhore, Kanha , Bandhavgarh, Corbett, Kaziranga and Sariska.
Popular Tiger safari places in India
Kaziranga National Park
Jeep safaris allow you to cover a much larger area of the park, thus
increasing your chances of wildlife encounters. There are three main
ranges in which you can travel. The central range has the more regular
tiger sightings. You will also get good views of hog deer, barasingha
and wild buffalo, and if extremely lucky a glimpse of the elusive tiger.
Corbett National Park
Corbett is an ideal habitat for tigers with its abundant prey species
and dense cover. Although Corbett has a significant tiger population,
sustained by the abundance of prey, sightings are less common due to
the dense habitat.
Sariska National Park
Situated close to Jaipur and Ranthambhore, Sariska has its own unique
history, geography and wildlife. The park is open almost year-round,
but for wildlife viewing and your comfort it is best to visit from
October to April, safaris are provided by jeep.
Bandhavgarh National Park
This is relatively a small park. But in the last few years it has
become one of India's most prominent national parks. The major reason
behind this popularity is Bandhavgarh's high density of tigers which
roam around the mixed forests of sal and bamboo in search of an easy
prey. Best time to visit this park between the months of November and
June.
Kanha Tiger Reserve,
Madhya Pradesh
This is one of India's most spectacular and exciting parks. The tigers
amidst the dense sal forests, bamboo thickets and Mekal river provide
an amazing scene for the tourists. The park is an interesting mix of
river valleys and steep rocky escarpments provide a diverse ambience
for all manner of indigenous wildlife. Jeep safaris enable you to move
to the larger areas of this vast park, and offer the mobility to track
tigers by following fresh pugmarks and alarm calls. Best time to visit
is between November and June.