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Wildlife
India, with over 89,000 faunal species, has one of the richest natural heritages
in the world. While on rafting and trekking expeditions one will encounter a
large variety of Himalayan flora and fauna. However, to experience the classic
wildlife of India, you may want to visit one of the country's many national
parks south of the Himalaya. We have chosen two Parks for our clients, Corbett
and Ranthambore. These are two of India’s best national parks both having a
large variety of wildlife. We usually tailor wildlife trips with a trekking or rafting expedition but we can also tailor wildlife-only itineraries, angling trips and multi-day elephant safaris.
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Corbett National Park:
Region: Uttaranchal
Corbett National Park has over 600 species of deer & birds, sloth bears, crocodiles, elephants, leopards and of course tigers. Excursions available include elephant rides, jeep safari, angling for the mighty Mahseer on the Ramganga
River, overnight or multi-day trips to within the National Park, and multi-day
elephant safaris up to a week long.
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Ranthambhore National Park
Region: Rajasthan
Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve (640 sq. km) is the only dry deciduous tiger habitat
in the world. It is most likely the best location in India to view wild tigers
and is the only dry deciduous tiger habitat in the world. Ranthambhore has
some great wildlife including tiger, striped hyena, Indian fox, jackal, sloth
bear, wild boar, Indian gazelle, blue bull, spotted dear, rusty spotted cat,
jungle cat, caracal, leopard, crocodile and over 320 bird species.
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