Get the Best Tiger Sightings at the National Parks in India

Considered as the most powerful and majestic species of mammal in the world, tiger is literally the symbol of royalty and grandeur. These animals are widely found in the wildlife sanctuaries and tiger reserves; you can easily find a lot of exciting ways to spot these animals through tiger safari and jeep safari. You can book a wildlife package to spot tigers in India. These are the national parks that are best for tiger spotting and safari tour in the country.

Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve
Located at the Himalayan ranges, Jim Corbett National park is known to have rich diversity of flora and fauna. It is often the best place to see tigers in India. You can also spot other amazing wild animals like leopards and elephants. Currently the reserve covers up to 1318 sq. km. and it also covers Sonanadi and Kalagarh wildlife sanctuaries in it. The reserve has up to 140 tigers and houses 25 reptiles, 570 bird species and 50 mammals.

Ranthambore National Park
It is the national park which has played a very vital role to save Bengal tigers. It is one of the most attractive project tiger reserves in India. Months of November to May are the best time to visit this reserve. It is one of the best tourist attractions as it has pipal trees and banyan trees crisscrossed with lush green belts.

Bandhavgarh National Park
Located in the Vindhyan Mountain ranges of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park houses the well-known white Tiger of Rewa. It has different types of safaris you can enjoy, such as jeep safari, tiger safari, and elephant safari and other attractions like sandstone caves having the inscriptions of Brahmi.

Sundarbans
It is the reserve which is stretched over 1330 sq. km and it is well known for the one of its kind and popular Bengal tigers.

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