Once a hunting ground for Maharaja’s of Mysore is now a park for tigers and elephants. A temple is also located at the highest peak of the park.
Gir Wildlife Sanctuary
Only spot in the world where lions roam in the wild, this place in Gujarat is exciting. You can also look for crocodiles in Kamleshwar Dam and a trail to spot pythons.
Hemis National Park
The highest national park in India, it protects the endangered snow leopards in a high dense population. The location of Ladakh is definitely beautiful so is the park.
Jim Corbett National Park
On the landscape of Uttarakhand is the park with the highest number of tigers in the country. Offering safaris and stays it is a place to explore.
Kaziranga National Park
One of the last undisturbed and unmodified parks in Assam, it offers the largest population of One-Horned rhinoceros. Rare migratory birds show up at the river too!
Pench National Park
Named after the river Pence which flows through, park has gained its popularity through the mention in the famous Jungle Book. Tigers, bears and wolves are its population.
Periyar National Park
Famous as a dual significant population of tigers and elephants, this place in Kerala also has a lake in it. More views and spice plantations can be seen from the park peaks.
Ranthambore National Park
Located in Rajasthan its landmarks are the specialty. Ranthambore Fort and the Ganesh Mandir can be seen. Also a lake called Padam Talao Lake filled with water lilies.
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