Where to Go in India to Spot Bengal Tigers?

Indian tiger, the symbol of power and a large hearted gentleman (as declared by Jim Corbett), is the most significant tourist attractions in tiger parks in India Tigers are known to be fascinating, majestic and giant creatures. They give an amazing sight to behold. You can easily spot these creatures at tiger reserves and wildlife sanctuaries. You can easily book tour packages in India for tiger sightings. These national parks are well known for tiger spotting and safari in the country.

Ranthambore
Ranthambore National Park is one of the smallest and most amazing Project Tiger reserves. Ranthambore is a name derived from a fort stands proudly in the heart of the jungle. It has played a vital role to save the tigers in India and it is well known for tiger tours.

Bandhavgarh National Park
Bandhavgarh is literally a home to the well known White tigers and it is located in the heart of Vindhya ranges in Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh. It has different types of safari options from jeep to elephant safari. It has different tourist attractions to stop by, such as Brahmi inscriptions which date back to 1stcentury.

Corbett national park
Placed in the Ramganga valley around Himalayan foothills, Jim Corbett park is located comfortably in the hilly regions of Nainital, Almora, and Pauri Garhwal. Currently, the tiger reserve is known to cover over 1300 sq. km and covers Kalagarh sanctuary, Corbett park, and Sonanadi sanctuary. It has around 140 tigers in the park. Apart from tigers, it also houses over 50 mammals, 580 bird species and over 25 reptile species. 

Kaziranga National Park
Well known among the reputed wildlife sanctuaries in the country, Kaziranga has always attracted tourists for conserving tigers and 1-horned Rhinoceros in North East. It is one of the best national parks in India. 

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