Up Close On The Trail Of Indias Tigers - ArticleSnatch.com

If you're a wildlife enthusiast looking for a rewarding destination, why not head to India in search of one of the planets most majestic big cats, the Tiger? Holiday companies with a focus on wildlife can organise some excellent trips to all of Indias famous and exciting nature reserves - many of which are home to increasing populations of the once endangered animal. India is one of the few places in the world today where you can still see a Tiger in its natural habitat, and, in an effort to keep it this way, authorities have made a concerted effort to establish protected areas and national parks in which its territory is kept safe. There are very few experiences that match the excitement of seeing a wild animal in its own, natural habitat, and you cannot fail to be awed by the incredible beauty and intense grace of the Tiger. Holiday destinations for wildlife lovers do not come better than India.

Indias Finest Reserves

The majority of Indias Tiger reserves are located in Madhya Pradesh in the rural part of northern India. From Bandhavgarh, Ranthambore, Pench and Kanha, every reserve has something unique to offer the discerning wildlife enthusiast. To make the most out of your Tiger holiday it is best to spend a few days at a time in the reserves in order to get the best chance of sightings. Every day you will be taken into the jungle in small jeeps on game drive safaris; the first one leaves early in the morning and the second leaves in the afternoon, giving you the opportunity to appreciate how the jungle inhabitants behave and adapt at different times throughout the day. All game drives are accompanied by a naturalist guide, so make the most of their knowledge and expertise to really get the best from your stay in the jungle.

Accommodation in the reserves is simple but authentic, with all modern conveniences on hand. Imagine going to bed at night listening to the howling of the Indian Wild Dogs and waking in the morning to the squawking of playful monkeys; staying in the reserves gives you a real sense of being a part of the continuing circle of life that thrives here.

Your tiger holiday can be extended to include trips to some of Indias other glamorous attractions. Why not add in a day in Agra at the Taj Mahal? (Visit early in the morning to get the best photographs.) Or perhaps spend a few days in Delhi exploring the old town with its vibrant markets, busy streets and fascinating food stalls. Wherever you go in India you will be bombarded with a feast for the senses. This eclectic country has so much to offer in every aspect, and a visit here will be one that remains with you always.

Marissa Ellis-Snow is a freelance nature writer. If youre looking for a Tiger holiday, Naturetrek specialises in expert-led natural history and wildlife tours worldwide. Naturetrek brings over 25 years of experience to to wildlife tours to some of the most spectacular regions on Earth.

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