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Wildlife diversity in India is enthralling. It serves as a natural habitat to a rich and unique variety of animal species. As you step into the thick forests of India hear a tiger roar, watch a peacock dance and see a leopard run. The experience of exploring the wilderness existing in India is unique in its own way. The country offers vast opportunities for wildlife tourism.

India houses a rich heritage of wildlife. It has above 70 national parks and 400 bird and wildlife sanctuaries. If you wish to observe the activities of the tiger in their natural habitat, visit the Corbett National Park in Uttaranchal, Ranthambhore National Park and Sariska National Park in Rajasthan, Panna National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh. There is no better option to a Jungle safari to witness the diverse fauna existing in these parks.

The Keoladeo Ghana National Park, fondly known as the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is yet another major highlight for those seeking adventure and interested in exploring the facets of wildlife. The sanctuary has a staggering variety of birds. It is truly a paradise for those who love to observe the activities of birds.

Kaziranga National Park is another notable wildlife park in India. About eighty percent of the world’s population of the one-horned rhinoceros are found in Kaziranga National Park. It draws many tourists to Assam and is also popular amongst naturalists and environmentalists. Other famous national parks in India include the Gir National Park in Gujarat, Pench National Park and Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh and Periyar National Park in Kerala.

The distinct topography of the Himalayas makes it an ideal place to spot the rarest of birds and animals. While you land in the lap of the Himalayas for an exotic wildlife tour, you may catch glimpses of Deer, Porcupine, Wild Ass, Elephant, one-horned Rhinoceros, Panther, Snow Leopard, Wild Buffalo.

India is truly a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. The country not only boasts a unique diversity in wildlife but it is active in the conservation of endangered species including The Asiatic Lion, The Royal Bengal Tiger, The Snow Leopard, The Asiatic Elephant and The Siberian Crane.