With its fair amount of excitement and adventure, a wildlife photo tour is a perfect way to see India's national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, which are home to a diverse range of flora and animals. Here are the best wildlife photography destinations in India that are a must-visit!
Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh: This is India's wild beauty for many. However, it is well worth more than a single day's trip. Its beautiful fauna includes white and Bengal tigers, leopards, sambar, nilgai, and gaur. It has stunning dry vistas coupled with deep forest pathways. Many of them seek shelter among the ruins and rocks around the centuries-old Bandhavgarh Fort.
Best Time: October to June
Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand: As Asia's first National Park, Jim Corbett is undoubtedly one of India's most well-known wildlife sanctuaries. The most ferocious members of the cat family live in this park. People come to Corbett from all over the world only to see the wild cats. Other noteworthy wild species include serow, goral, and Himalayan tahr, in addition to tigers.
Best Time: November to June
Hemis National Park, Ladakh: The Hemis National Park is your dream if you want the ultimate excitement of high altitude, chilling air, and wildlife. Apart from the snow leopard, the park covers 4,400 square kilometres and is home to 16 species of animals and 73 species of birds. Snow leopards, Tibetan argali sheep, ibex, blue sheep, snow cocks, and golden eagles are just a few of the animals found there. This area is home to almost 100 endangered snow leopards.
Best Time: May to September
Manas National Park, Assam: Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, a Project Tiger Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage site, is located on the border of Assam and Bhutan. Jeep trips and elephant rides are available throughout the area, as well as rafting adventures on the lake. Many endangered animals, including the tiger, pygmy hog, Indian rhinoceros, and Indian elephant, call it home.
Best Time: October to April
Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan: The Ranthambore National Park, which spans 1,334 square kilometres, is a haven for the wild cats who come out to enjoy the warmth of the desert when you are on a safari. Additionally, you will be rewarded with sightings of sloth bears, wild boars, and sambar, to mention a few. It may be the most well-known habitat for Bengal tigers. There are forest-covered ruins where leopards and jungle cats hide and the Chambal River and its tributaries, which are home to sloth bears and blackbucks. And there are wide open plains, which chital, nilgai, and chinkara claim. Ranthambore is unquestionably one of India's must-see wildlife photo tours.
Best Time: October to June
All these tours NEED to be visited by everyone in India. Otherwise, you will be missing out on great experiences.
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