Want to Spot Tigers in Natural Habitat? Visit These Parks

Tiger is obviously the national animal in India. However, this majestic animal was once endangered and got into the brink of extinction. Well, everything is not lost. Over the past decade, the government has made tremendous efforts to conserve the wild cats and has increased its numbers. Several tiger projects have been started in several wildlife reserves in the nation and most of them are supposed to be successful. Spotting the tiger in the wilderness is such a thrilling experience. This predator enjoys the majestic walk that is enough to give the goosebumps to you. Here are some of the best tiger reserves to see them in action –
·         Corbett National Park – Established in the year 1936, Jim Corbett National Park is named after a British conservationist, Jim Corbett. It is India’s oldest national park in Nainital District of Uttarakhand. It has always been considered as the conservation project since it has been established. The national park has been associated with several conservation projects since it was founded. The national park has been one of the highest tiger habitats.
·         Kanha – Established in 1955, Kanha National Park is spread over 940 sq. km and it is one of the largest in the country. Tigers are known to be one of the most popular wildlife attractions along with other wild animals like wild cat, jackal, and fox. The national park is known to have vast expanse which is inhabited by up to 130 tigers and give you a huge chance to spot them during the safari.
·         Bandhavgarh – Established in the year 1968, Bandhavgarh national park is another park located in the state of Madhya Pradesh. It is spread over 105 sq. km. Bandhavgarh houses several Bengal tigers.  It is named after an ancient monument, Bandhavgarh Fort.

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