Wildlife in India – Tourism Aspects

Dec 17
08:26

2012

Pradeep Kala

Pradeep Kala

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Wildlife enthusiasts get huge opportunities in India to explore its rich biodiversity and possibility of spotting rare and endangered species of flora & fauna. The country has been blessed with 89 national parks and more than 400 wildlife sanctuaries

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India is also home to various rare and endangered species such as Black buck,Wildlife in India – Tourism Aspects Articles Golden languor, Deer & Antelopes, Asian Buffalo, Nilgiri, Golden Jackal and Tigers. Though there is a long list of rare animals being preserved in various national parks and wildlife sanctuaries of India.

 

 To protect large mammals like tigers is very important to preserve a wilderness that is why “project tiger” came into existence in 1972 and launched 1973 in India. This project has given a boost to the conservation of wildlife as well as wildlife tourism in India.

It has been a successful move towards the preservation of wilderness in India. Prominent members of India’s wilderness are Royal Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Brown Fish-Owl, Ring necked Parakeet, Indian Wild Dog, Lion-tailed Macaque, Indian Gazelle, Indian Rhinoceros and Asian Elephant.

   

Wildlife Tourism in India has been growing as new tourism sector due to being a rich and varied wildlife in India, which had a profound impact on the country’s rich culture. India is home to world renowned wildlife sanctuaries and national park such as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Periyar Bird Sanctuary, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, Bandhavgarh National Park, Bandipur National Park, Corbett National Park, Dudhwa National Park, Kanha National Park, Kaziranga National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Gir Forest and Sunderbans National Park.

 

To understand and to see closely India’s rich wildlife, we have been organizing tours for wildlife sightseeing in India since wildlife tourism has become the main attractions for wildlife lovers. Tourist is also offered jungle safari by Jeeps and Elephant during the wildlife sightseeing tour to get the best opportunity to have a close look of India’s rich wilderness.

 

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