Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks

India is called the land of the various flora and fauna, biodiversity with the rich and valuable cultural diversity.

From the mountain range of Himalayas and from Kashmir to Kanyakumari various beaches with their own cultural prestige and historical background, various forests, amazing sand dunes, lavish and lush green forest, plains and deserts are making India a heaven and attract various tourists who are the great nature lovers.

One can explore 80 national park and 500 wildlife sanctuaries in India. Viewing birds and wildlife in India with a reflection of the nature and wildlife conversation in their natural habitat is a grand experience that can never be forgot and will remain in your endless memories. Some popular wildlife sanctuaries of India are described below-

Corbett National Park
Corbett National Park, first national park in India, is spread over an area near about 1318 sq. km. in the foothills of the Himalayas with full of natural beauties and various habitats. It was setup in the 1936 by the Jim Corbett, formally was the hunting ground of the British. It became one of the tiger reserves in India in 1973 at the time of under Project tiger scheme.

Tourists can explore here most precious wildlife species, valuable flora and fauna near about 110 tree species, 25 reptile species, 580 bird species and 50 mammal species. Wildlife including Corbett National Park is exploring for as chetal, sambhar, deer, elephants and various other animals.

Periyar National Park
Periyar National Park, established in kerala in 1895 and one of the oldest national park in india, reserve for the tigers with a covering area of near about 777 sp. km, is a nature paradise for the nature lovers. It is well know as the ideal habitat for the indian elephant and also for the tigers situated in the Cardamom hill range in South india.

The lake in the periyar, created naturally by the water flooded in the areas, located in the heart of the Periyar Sanctuary. Visitors can enjoy here by exploring 100 species of the butterfly, 250 species of the birds, Tigers, elephants, deer, Indian wild dog, monitor lizards in the reptile population etc.

Kanha National Park
Kanha National Park, one of the first nine tiger reserve and established in the eastern part of the Central Indian Satpura Range, was launched in 1973. The area is covered by the park is 940 sq. km. and is constituted on a core-buffer strategy.

It is a thick forest full of with Sal and bamboo forests, grassland and streams. There are 22 species of mammals, 200 species of birds, tiger, Indian hare, Indian wild dog, barking deer, sambhar and blackbuck.

Ranthambore National Park
Ranthambore National Park, hunting place of Maharajas of Jaipur and one of the first nine Tiger reserves, is located in Rajasthan at the confluance of the Aravali hill ranges and the Vindhyan plateau. It was declared a game sancturies in 1955 and got pride to be a national park in 1980 and declared a Tiger reserve in 1972.

 The area coverd by Ranthambore National Park is near about 392.5 sp. km. near by with the Keladevi Sanctuary and Sawai Man Singh Sanctuary with full of tigers, blue flycathcher, leopard, panthers etc.

Various other paopular sanctuaries are also situated in India. Tour to nature in India is an amazing experience to the nature lovers where on can explore the real natural beauty of nature that lies heavenly in India.You can watch various different species of exotic wildlife sanctuaries and national parks among the tropical and thick forests in India you can see the beautiful wildlife with full of tigers, elephants, leopards,, deer, monkeys and other distinct animals.