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Rajasthan is the land of some of the finest
Sanctuaries and National parks of India and the world. Noted among them
are Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary (Keoladeo Ghana National Park) , Sariksa
Tiger Reserve and Ranthambhor National Park .
One needs to take the help of safaris for better exploration of the
wildlife in Rajasthan . You can choose from many options available like
Camel Safari, Horse Safari, Tiger Safari, Bird safari or a Jeep Safari
to easily negotiate and enjoy the vast and stretched natural habitats
of Rajasthan.
Camel Safari is the popular choice for the tourists but you need to
know the balancing act and getting use to the movement of the Camel.
The adventure trip inside the Thar Desert is the one that you won't be
able to forget your whole life.
If you want to spot a Tiger in his own natural habitat you should visit
the world famous Ranthambhor National Park in Rajasthan. Tiger Safari
is exclusively offered to you for tracking Tigers, an experience you
can never forget in life. Apart from Tigers you can also spot Sloth
Bear, Wild Boar, Chinkara, Porcupines and Jackals, Leopard, Jungle Cat,
Marsh Crocodile, Sambhar, Chital, Nilgai, Gazzelle, Boars, Mongoose,
Indian Hare, Monitor Lizards and a large number of birds.
Sariska Tiger Sanctuary is another very import wildlife destination in
Rajasthan. It is situated in the huge and thickly wooded reserve
cradled in the picturesque valley of the Aravali. The park is noted for
its population of rare breed of tigers, leopard, sambhar, nilgai, wild
dog, and chinkaras.
If you are a bird lover, then there can't be a better place than the
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Rajasthan. One of the finest bird parks in
the world Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary supports not only the indigenous
water birds but also a large number of exotic migratory birds from
Afghanistan, Central Asia, Tibet as well as Siberian Cranes from
Arctic, Graylag Geese from Siberia and bar headed Geese from China.
Colonies of Cormorants, Spoon Bills, Storks, Egrets, Herons, Pelicans
and Ibis can be spotted all over the park.
