On Safari in India in Search of the Bengal Tiger

Bandhavgarh National Park is the most visited national park in India for spotting Bengal tigers. This presentation is the perfect guide for planning a visit to the park, including essential dos and don'ts to ensure a memorable trip. Visit the website - https://www.india-safaris.com/national-parks/bandhavgarh for more information.

1. Guardians of India’s Natural Heritage https://www.india-safaris.com/national-parks

2. India has 106 national parks (as of 2025). Covering ~1.3% of India’s land area. Aimed at preserving wildlife, biodiversity, and ecosystems. Famous for tigers, lions, elephants, rhinos, and unique flora & fauna.

3. Conservation of endangered species (tigers, rhinos, lions). Ecological balance & protection of habitats. Tourism & economy: Attracts global travelers. Education & awareness: Inspires eco-consciousness.

4. Jim Corbett National Park (Uttarakhand): First NP of India, famous for tigers Kaziranga National Park (Assam): UNESCO site, home of the one-horned rhino. Gir National Park (Gujarat): The Only home of Asiatic lions. Sundarbans National Park (West Bengal): Mangrove habitat, Royal Bengal tigers. Ranthambore National Park (Rajasthan): Tiger sightings + fort heritage.

5. Kanha National Park (Madhya Pradesh) – Inspiration for The Jungle Book. Periyar National Park (Kerala) – Elephants & boating safaris. Bandhavgarh National Park (Madhya Pradesh) – High tiger density. Keibul Lamjao National Park (Manipur) – Only floating national park in the world.

6. India = Project Tiger launched in 1973. Biosphere reserves & UNESCO heritage sites. Home to rare species like Snow Leopard, Red Panda, and Barasingha . Combines wildlife with rich cultural heritage (forts, temples, tribal life).

7. Poaching & illegal wildlife trade. Deforestation & encroachment. Human-wildlife conflict. Climate change impact.

8. Project Tiger & Project Elephant. Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. Eco-tourism initiatives. Community participation & awareness.

9. October to April = Best season. Monsoon (July–Sept) = Many parks closed. Early morning/late afternoon safaris recommended.

10. National Parks = Pride of India’s natural wealth. Play a vital role in conserving biodiversity. Visiting responsibly helps support conservation. “Protect Nature, Protect Future.”

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