Spot the Royal Bengal Tiger, one-horned rhinos and hundreds of bird species across India's greatest national parks.
India protects some of the planet's most charismatic wildlife. A jungle safari is a thrilling change of pace for families and photographers alike — here are three parks worth planning a trip around.
Best time for safaris
October to June is prime safari season; tiger sightings improve in the hotter months (April–June) when animals gather near waterholes. Many parks close during the core monsoon.
Three parks to consider
- Jim Corbett (Uttarakhand) — India's oldest national park, rich in tigers and elephants.
- Ranthambore (Rajasthan) — historic fort ruins amid excellent tiger territory.
- Kaziranga (Assam) — the stronghold of the one-horned rhino.
Booking tip
Safari permits are limited and sell out fast — book zones in advance. Wear neutral colours, carry binoculars, and follow your guide's instructions at all times.
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