Resting at the north bank of the river Brahmaputra, the Orang national park is commonly known as the “Mini Kaziranga” for its resemblance with the landscape of the Kaziranga National Park. Read more
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Ever wished for running wild amuk the giant elephants? If yes, there is a place where you can go wild with the forest animals. A paradise for elephants, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary is a sanctum for city-dwellers and wildlife enthusiasts. Located very close to the steel city of Jamshedpur, it poses a stupendous option for a weekend getaway. Read more
Reflecting the simplicity of the nature, the Banff National Park is the first among all the national parks discovered in the Canadian rockies of Alberta. The findings of this national park was traced by three railway workers in 1883. Read more
Far, far away in the land of North East is a utopia where you will find the most exotic wildlife living in harmony. Manas National Park is the only place to be distincted as biosphere reserve, a natural heritage site, Project Tiger Reserve, and Project Elephant Reserve all at the same time. Read more
The jungles in the east are treasure houses to the most precious and strange flora and fauna. One such treasure in the east is Singalila National Park in West Bengal. Established in 1986, the park is one of the few places on earth where you will come across Red Panda. Read more
Much famed for its rich diversity of flora and fauna, more than 25 percent of the elephants and 15 percent of tigers in India, can be found in Karnataka. Owing to its fair share of lush greens and thick jungles with ample amount of water resources, Read more
Going beyond the beaches and mountains, plan a relaxing vacation amidst the forests of Tadoba this time, and get up & close with the wild beasts of the jungle. The Tadoba National Park is a shelter to the endangered species of the Royal Bengal Tigers Read more
Being an archipelago of hundreds of islands, Andaman is undoubtedly rich in natural attractions, wildlife, and biodiversity. Read more
Located in the lush Sahyadri ranges, Chandoli National Park is a green paradise that offers shelter to many animals and birds of India, including the mighty Bengal Tiger. A hidden gem in the state of Maharashtra, Chandoli has everything you need for an adventure-packed tour Read more
A diverse range of birds and animals, mesmerising views of snow-covered Himalayas, lush jungles echoing with the sounds of streams and melodious chirping, and winding tracks leading into unknown adventures Read more
“There is something special about Africa that touches the soul.” Read more
Located in the Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh, the Namdapha National Park is a beauty worth witnessing. Being a biodiversity hotspot, the park spans across 1808 square kms, which not only makes it the third largest national park in India, but also a perfect place for you Read more
A jungle safari is one of the most coveted experiences to sight wild animals, birds, and exotic flora in a natural habitat. But there are certain rules and tips for jungle safari that one needs to keep in mind before and during the safari tour to ensure it’s an enjoyable and safe experience. Read more
Lying on the edge of the Indo-Nepal border in Uttar Pradesh, the Dudhwa National Park is every adventurer and wildlife lover’s fantasy. Dense forests, mosaic grasslands, muddy marshes, to a commendable population of the Royal Bengal Tigers, the Dudhwa Reserve in the Terai belt of the sub-Himalayan area is a splendid reason why you should visit Lucknow at once. Read more
The best way to let our young, wild, and free side out is by heading out to a place that is packed with pulsating experiences, and the national parks in Uttarakhand offer exactly that & Read more
Places with beaches, mountains, and deserts usually remain at the top of our holiday list. But, have you ever wondered about escaping to a lush green forest, living nearby a river, feeling young & free while literally spotting a variety of flora and fauna? Well, if you haven’t, you’re in for a surprise because the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary situated in Read more
Home to animals as rare as the Nilgiri Tahr and Lion Tailed Macaques as well as the greenest of evergreen forests ever, the Silent Valley National Park in Kerala is among the most favourite biodiversity hubs for nature lovers and wildlife fanatics. Read more
Nestled snugly in the lush Nilgiri Hills in Tamil Nadu, Mudumalai National Park is an unblemished abode of royal Bengal tigers, Giant Malabar Squirrels, and many more animals and bird species. What makes it unique is the unquestionable amount of adventure that it bestows its guests with. Read more