Leave the towns behind and discover India’s wonderful national parks. Take jungle safaris by jeep in search of tigers, elephants, rhino, jackals, rhesus macaque, langur monkeys, and many species of deer and antelope, as well as a wealth of birdlife. Watching elephants or the royal Bengal tiger in the wild will be your most cherished memory of India. India’s rich range of wildlife reserves include Bandhavgarh National Park, Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Corbett National Park, Gir Sanctuary, Kazaringa and Kanha National Park.
Highlights of our Wildlife Reserve programs include:
• Tiger viewing in Bandhavgarh and Kahna National Parks
• Asiatic Lion Safaris in Gir Sanctuary
• Rhino viewing at Kazaringa
• Wildlife-rich Corbett National Park
• Ranthambore, one of India’s finest tiger reserves
When to Go Bandhavgarh National Park: Feb - May is favourable; park remains closed from beginning Jul to end Oct. Corbett National Park: The best time for tiger viewing is from Apr - mid Jun, when they have to come out to look for water. The best time for bird watching is from Dec - Feb. Gir National Park: Wildlife enthusiasts can visit Gir park throughout the year, but the best period to visit the Gir Sanctuary is between the months of November and June. Kanha National Park : Best time to visit is Mar - Jun. Park closed during monsoon from beginning Jul - Oct. Also closed midday to give respite to wildlife. Kazaringa National Park: Best visited from mid-November to early April. The low-lying grasslands of the park get flooded with the waters of Brahmaputra River in the monsoons. During this time period of floods the animals migrate from one place to another. Ranthambhore National Park: The best time to go is in winter (Dec - Feb) and Mar/Apr. The park is closed during the monsoon period; it reopens on 1 Oct.
