Wednesday, 18 September 2013

Jungles of India – The Lively Mix of Wild Heritage

India along with Africa boasts one of the largest and the last remaining concentrations of wildlife on this planet. Gifted with a diverse wildlife cover, these two regions are best known as wildlife destinations of the world. India alone features over 80 National Parks and 400 Sanctuaries covering across 4.5% of this large country. This has clearly differentiated the country from the rest of the world, as no single nation has so many protected parks and sanctuaries especially for wildlife.
The widespread wild cover across the nation is one of its greatest wealth and natural heritage. And the highly concentrated buffer zones here form a plentiful abode for the wildlife. The country supports over 500 mammal species and 1200 kinds of birds. This rich wild family here is also an interesting reason why tourists avail the Indian Jungle Safari. This is a sensitized way to understand the wild animals without disturbing them or their habitats. A kind of an eco friendly tour, such a journey is an experiential one, allowing tourists to garner the elusive sightings of the rare wild animals. And if luck and light are on their side, they can even capture them and the rare moment of life in the form of photographs.
The majestic tigers can be spotted in the wild lands of the Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan in abundance. But that doesn’t mean the tigers are rare in other wild forests. There are many wildlife sanctuaries and project tiger reserves throughout the country that easily accommodate the tigers in their periphery. So, it can be said that a wildlife tour package in this country will surely guarantee tiger sightings. If not tiger sightings, a wildlife enthusiast can spot the footprints of the wild cat.
Besides tigers, there are a number of fascinating animals which thrive in the Indian jungles. These include many kinds of antelopes and deer like black bucks present in the forests of the west, Chinkara in the deserts of Rajasthan, swamp deer in the east India, etc. Also, there are spotted deer or ‘Chital’ present in the country, adding on to the lucrative wild cover of the country.
In the cool mountainous forest zones of the country, one can find mountain goats in the form of the Himalayan Tahr in the Himalayas, Nilgiri Tahr in the Western Ghats and Yak in Eastern Himalayan belt.  Elephants can also be spotted throughout the country, but their largest concentration can be seen in the green forests of Western Ghats in South India.

There is more to wildlife in the country than just the few of the above mentioned species. To find more about the country’s rich wildlife, a wildlife enthusiast needs to know about a number of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries in the country. Only then, a wildlife tourist can actually select the national parks to be included during their India Jungle tour

Thursday, 29 August 2013

India Jungle Tours – Discover the Exclusive Wild Richness

Jungles in India are always seen with an aura of mystique and mystery. Shrouded with dense forests, these jungles are a world where abundant wildlife thrives in perfect harmony with the natural surroundings. This is because of the differential climate conditions in the country that accommodate the plenty of flora and fauna.
The sheer wonderments here contain the finest wildlife bounties in different directions. There are tigers in the north and central India, black bucks in the west, one horned rhinoceroses in the north-east, tigers and
turtles in the east, Nilgiri tahrs and elephants in the south; adding on to the varied wild cover of the country.
Not a single forest in the country is same as the other. During the wild expeditions, an enthusiast can come across one or the many of rare animal species, thanks to the bestowed wildlife cover. Besides the wild population, it’s the presence of medicinal herbs, flora and other natural wonders that have attracted the mankind to the forests since antiquity. The visitors, fascinated with the endowed forests always made it a mission to venture the forests of the country. These brave-hearts ventured into these fierce jungles to satiate their demands. Some royals in the past too made it a point to begin hunting expeditions for their entertainment whereas the local hunters shot the wild for their livelihood.
This continuous hunting has surely reduced the numbers of the untamed. As a result, many of them got extinct due to continuous threats. But now it’s not the case. The country has realized that the presence of these wild bounties is as important as the mankind itself. Imagine if all the wild species go extinct. The mankind will also become extinct. Now, no world can envisage this crisis situation. To divert this possibility, India has taken strong steps to protect the wildlife of the country. It has created protected National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries and Bird Sanctuaries to protect these wild species.
To encourage the wild cover, the country has even started wild jungle tours and jungle safaris. During these special interest tours, a visitor or a tourist gets to visit the buffer zones of identified forests in a responsible way. This special jungle tour also contributes to the preservation of the wild species. This way, a wildlife traveller gets a chance to cherish and respect the existence of the wild habitats.
This enlightening excursion allows the adventurers to sit in a jeep or atop an elephant safari to view the bestowed forested land and the thriving population therein. During the time spent inside the buffer zone, the travellers can see the striped stalkers – tigers, lions, musk deers, Nilgiri tahrs, Asian elephants, etc, in their natural habitats.

India Jungle tours offer a great way to visit the exclusive national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and bird sanctuaries. And promote the equable ecosystem based on mutual respect and harmony through the exclusive wildlife tour packages.