Showing posts with label Kanha National Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kanha National Park. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Wild Vacations - Other Name of Tiger Safari, India

Nature is a wide entity to be explored. Apart from giving us all the basics to live, it gives more to relax, to thank, to think and to be within it. Just the way we get carried with the natural beauty of the places, some beautiful creations just makes us go mad over them. Incredible India – is a worthwhile name for our country. India is rich in not only beautiful destinations, but is also a land of beautiful flora and fauna.

A wide range of fauna could be seen and treasured in the wildlife sanctuaries or National Park of India. From Jammu & Kashmir till the Andaman and Nicobar Island, everywhere you can see these faunas in small zoos or big wildlife sanctuaries. While moving around these places, the trip itself becomes memorable if you see a Tiger.


Indian Tiger
Tiger

Tiger – the biggest cat, most grandiose and dominant creature, is even more fun to see when it’s Indian TIGER. Tigers of India are a symbol of power, royalty, rambling, enthralling and most handsome to look at. The experience of looking and feeling them so close to you is a possible task. 

Apart from vacations in beautiful places, people these days prefer to explore the wild angle of the faunas. Wild life tours and Safaris are no longer retained with Africa only. India is the destination for same. Tiger Safari – is the best name given to the ride in the national parks, where you get to see your loved creatures moving freely and happily in their own zones. Indian tigers are the most handsome tiger all around the world. A large number of tiger lovers book their safaris to see them every year.

The most famous Tiger Safaris and the Tiger watching tours in India, is amongst these national parks:


Tiger Of Ranthambore National Park
Tiger In  Ranthambore National Park
1. Ranthambore National Park : It is a National park of Rajasthan which contributes to the project Tiger and the state has most pleasing Tiger reserves.It is Named after the Ranthambore fort  and is well known for tiger safari in India.

Tiger  Safari
Tiger Safari In Jim Corbett National Park

2. Corbett National Park  : Park is located in the foot hills of Himalayas, near Nainital, and covers the Sonanadi & Kalagarh wildlife sanctuaries. Currently, the park is a home of many creatures like bull elephant, spotted deer, leopard cat, barking sambar, Himalayan black bear, Indian pangolin, great mongoose  and many more. The Park is marked as a protection zone for endangered beasts.


White Tiger
White Tigers Of  Bandhavgarh National Park In Rest

3. Bandhavgarh National Park : This Park is well known as a home to famous white tiger of Rewathat. Apart from various safaris offered in the park, it is popular for the sandstones caves from 1st century. It’s located in Madhya Pradesh.

4. Sunderbans Tiger Reserves : Situated in West Bengal. The reserve is more popular for the handsome and Royal Bengal tigers. Reserves also offer adventures Tiger and elephant safaris.
Kaziranga National Park
One Horned Rhinoceros,Tiger and Elephant In Kaziranga National Park

5. Kaziranga National Park : Park is located in Assam and is a world heritage site. The park is well known for the best safety given to the sheltered animals. Is well known for protection of one horned Rhinoceros and the tigers.

Apart from these parks Kanha national park and Pench national park are also known for the tiger safaris. Tiger Safari, a ride that makes your vacation truly remarkable and memorable.

Here you can get information about Tiger Safari tour and packages:

http://www.wildlife-travel-india.com/tiger-tours-india/index.html



Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Kanha National Park – Land of the Jungle Book

Kanha National Park is a tiger reserve in Madhya Pradesh, central India. The forests of Kanha are spread over the Mandla and Balaghat districts, and the area of neighboring Phen Sanctuary adds-up to form the Kanha Tiger Reserve. In 1879, the jungles of Kanha became a forest reserve and in 1933, it gained the status of a wildlife sanctuary. Kanha National Park is often referred to as the land of the Jungle Book because Joseph Rudyard Kipling found his inspiration for his novel here. Here are some interesting things to know about this park.

1. Kanha National Park was established on the 1st of June in 1955.

Bengal Tiger - Kanha National Park
2. Kanha’s core area covers about 940 km² with 1,067 km² of surrounding buffer zone. This makes Kanha the largest National Park in central India. The core area of the Kanha tiger reserve is protected under the Project Tiger initiative.

3. Jungle Book, written by the famous English writer Joseph Rudyard Kipling, was inspired by the wild creatures and dense forests of Kanha.

Joseph Rudyard Kipling
Joseph Rudyard Kipling
4. Many of the wild creatures of Kanha National Park are depicted as characters in the Jungle Book like Baloo the bear, Bagheera the black panther and Shere Khan the tiger.

5. It is among the best places in central India for wildlife safaris and watching tigers in the open wilds.

Bengal Tiger 
6. Bengal Tigers dominate the forests of Kanha. Foxes, jackals, leopards and wild dogs are the other carnivores in the reserve.

7. The grasslands of the Kanha National Park are vital for the survival of the swamp deer population as many important species of grass grows there. Sambhar, Chital and Gaur are other commonly seen creatures inside the park.

Swamp Deer - Image by David Schenfeld on flickr.com
8. Over 1000 species of flowering plants can be found in this park. Sal and bamboo trees are also found in abundance.

9. Except from July to mid November, this park remains open for tourist activities throughout the year.

10. Bamni Dadar is a sunset point where tourists can easily spot sambar, barking deer, gaur and four horned antelope in the evening. Kanha Museum is another interesting place to go and have more knowledge about the park. Kanha National Park is counted among the must visit destinations in Madhya Pradesh.

Kanha Museum
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Friday, March 30, 2012

Wildlife National Park of India

India is a country known for all its diverse environments and physical features. Among some of the best ones, the nature and the wildlife is tops the list. A person taking a India wildlife tours will have ample options in every corner of the country. This article will help you with all the top national parks in the country which are a must see in the wildlife tour.

Ranthambore National Park:



The first and the most famous national park is the Ranthambore located in Rajasthan. This was a place for hunting hobbies of the kings in the past. The two rivers, Chambal and Banas flow through the forest cover in the south and the north respectively. The main attraction of the park is the tigers and it is thereby the main attraction to the photographers. There are about 300 species of trees present in the comparatively small area of forest cover. The number also extends to the aquatic plants, birds and reptiles too. This is an area rich in diversity and one should not miss out on this.



Jim Corbett National Park:




The other national park is located in Uttar Pradesh by the name Jim Corbett National Park. This park is very much known for its tiger population along with elephants and leopards. This park was established in the year 1936 and is India’s first national park. This was a park used for hunting by the British Empire and was named after Late Jim Corbett who was a legendary hunter, naturalist, photographer and author. Project tiger was launched in this park in the year 1973. The habitat in this park supports the tiger and its prey.



Kaziranga National Park:



Kaziranga National Park is located in Assam along the massive river of Brahmaputra. This along with all the wildlife in this region makes Kaziranga a beautiful place to visit. The main attraction in this park is the Indian one-horned rhino. The forest was declared as a national park due to the poaching done on this species. This is also a home to the Indian Bison, elephants, swamp deer, and such other fauna. Tigers are also found in this park. This is also an attraction as a bird watching site to many foreign tourists. One should not miss the elephant safari in this park.


Kanha National Park:



Kanha National Park is a well known tiger reserve located in Madhya Pradesh. Apart from tigers, leopards and bears are the main attraction of this place. The Blackbuck and the Antelope also make this national park their home. This park too has the elephant safari to spot animals in the wild.


These are some of the most well known national parks in the country. There are more to name like the Sundarbans in west Bengal, the Royal Chitwan Park and the Bandipur National Park. There is a national park in every state of the country and each has its own attractions. The internet has information about the access and travel details to the parks. Bookings too can be done online after finding out which is the best India Travel Agent in the business.