Wildlife sanctuaries are dotted all over India where all species of animal life is well protected and preserved from poachers and hunters. From the time of the British Raj, wildlife lovers and conservationists helped in the formation of National Parks, Wildlife Reserves and Sanctuaries were formed to stop the senseless killing of Gods natural gifts to mankind.
Tourists from India and abroad flocked to have a glimpse of the fauna in its natural habitats. This gave birth to Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries Travel packages to suit the budget of every traveler and wildlife enthusiast.
Mostly National Parks were created as per the animals found in that particular area such as the Kaziranga National Park was formed and till today is popularly known as an important place for Indian one horned rhinoceros.
Similarly the Gir Forest sanctuary was formed to preserve the dwindling number of Asiatic lions found in that area.
Currently the hue and cry is to protect the Royal Bengal Tiger and efforts in this direction have been very successful so far. Now tigers can be seen frolicking in the Ranthambore National Park, Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park, Jim Corbett National Park as well as the newest introduction of about 4 cubs at the Sariska Tiger Reserve located in the District of Alwar in Rajasthan.
The tourist season is about to start from October, so book your seats in advance with Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries and enjoy the pocket friendly and completely safe and secure guided tours travel packages
Tourists from India and abroad flocked to have a glimpse of the fauna in its natural habitats. This gave birth to Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries Travel packages to suit the budget of every traveler and wildlife enthusiast.
Mostly National Parks were created as per the animals found in that particular area such as the Kaziranga National Park was formed and till today is popularly known as an important place for Indian one horned rhinoceros.
Similarly the Gir Forest sanctuary was formed to preserve the dwindling number of Asiatic lions found in that area.
Currently the hue and cry is to protect the Royal Bengal Tiger and efforts in this direction have been very successful so far. Now tigers can be seen frolicking in the Ranthambore National Park, Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park, Jim Corbett National Park as well as the newest introduction of about 4 cubs at the Sariska Tiger Reserve located in the District of Alwar in Rajasthan.
The tourist season is about to start from October, so book your seats in advance with Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries and enjoy the pocket friendly and completely safe and secure guided tours travel packages
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