India Wildlife  

India offers incredible wildlife viewing opportunities during winter. From tigers in Ranthambore to rhinos in Kaziranga, these five national parks provide unforgettable safari experiences.

In India, several animals are legally protected, making it illegal to own them as pets, including elephants, leopards, and bears.
 

Numerous UNESCO World legacy Sites that highlight the region's rich natural and cultural legacy may be found in North East India. See the list of the best North East India UNESCO World Heritage Sites below. 
 

If you’re passionate about wildlife sanctuaries, then jungle safari experiences at the following seven national parks in India will leave you with unforgettable memories. The list includes Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Jim Corbett National Park, and Gir Forest National Park etc.

Kaushlendra Singh’s interest in wildlife conservation was inspired by the renowned conservationist Billy Arjan Singh. Today, he dedicates himself entirely to the conservation of tigers and other wildlife. His other passions include wildlife photography, gardening, and bird watching.

India, home to the largest population of tigers and a wide range of other wild animals, is one of the best places to go on a wildlife safari and get up close and personal with nature. Here's a guide to India's wildlife sanctuaries, their locations, and the wildlife they host.

In India, we have 400 wildlife sanctuaries and 80 national parks. Our country boasts of a wide range of wild and endangered animals. Here are nine endangered wild animal species of India.

Some 384 tigers have been killed in India in the last 10 years, as poaching pushes the endangered species toward extinction.