Rajasthan Wild Safari

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Rajasthan is well known for its world famous handicrafts and textiles. Besides Rajasthan is the land of some of the finest Sanctuaries and National parks of India and the world. Noted among them are Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary (Keoladeo Ghana National Park) , Sariksa Tiger Reserve and Ranthambhor National Park .

One needs to take the help of safaris for better exploration of the wildlife in Rajasthan . You can choose from many options available like Camel Safari, Horse Safari, Tiger Safari, Bird safari or a Jeep Safari to easily negotiate and enjoy the vast and stretched natural habitats of Rajasthan.

The diversity of India's land features and natural vegetation has provided it with a rich variety of Fauna. Ancient traditions showed links between the people and the natural environment. Conservation and protection of wildlife is still a part of life in rural India. More than 1200 Birds and 350 different mammals as well as thousands of Fishes, Amphibious and reptile are part of Indian Wild life. Some of them are found or known only in India. During our tour we have an opportunity to get the glimpse of Tiger as Ranthambore and Sariska have a significant numbers of Tigers. In Bharatpur we visit the biggest Bird century which attracts vast numbers of migratory birds, some travelling long distances across a continent. Not only the wildlife but also we experience the rich cultural heritage during this tour. Three main destinations known as golden triangle are a part of this tour. Wildlife in Rajasthan - Tiger in India - National Parks in Rajasthan -11 Days Wild Life Tour of Rajasthan

On Rajasthan wildlife tour, you can visit the famous Ranthambore National Park, Sariska National Park, Keoladeo Ghana National Park and Desert National Park. Ranthambore and Sariska National Parks are known for their rich density of Tiger populations and promise better opportunities for tiger viewing. Don't be scared if you come face to face with a Tiger, and if conditions are suitable capture this majestic animal in your camera. Other wildlife you can see in these national parks include Leopards, Sloth Bears, Wild Boars, Mongoose, Chinkaras, Porcupines, Monitor Lizards, Black Bucks, Antelopes, Deer and a wide variety of exotic birds.

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