Top 7 Wildlife Sanctuaries In India To Explore
BY: BHARAT EXPRESS
India's oldest national park, famous for raw riverside landscapes and thrilling royal Bengal tiger safaris.
Jim Corbett (Uttarakhand)
A stunning marshy grassland hosting two-thirds of the entire world's population of great one-horned rhinoceroses.
Kaziranga (Assam)
The legendary, dry deciduous forest that stands as the last remaining wild habitat for the majestic Asiatic lion.
Gir (Gujarat)
A serene, misty Western Ghats reserve where you can spot wild elephant herds from a boat on a central lake.
Periyar (Kerala)
A dramatic landscape where royal tigers roam freely past ancient, crumbling desert fortresses and massive banyan trees.
Ranthambore (Rajasthan)
he world's largest mangrove forest delta, famous for swimming tigers, salt-water crocodiles, and winding water channels.
Sundarbans (West Bengal)
A massive man-made wetland oasis serving as a world-famous winter breeding ground for thousands of rare migratory birds.
Keoladeo Ghana (Rajasthan)