A Tiger Safari Holiday is now rather accessible in India, however, one yet has to travel for half a day(including flights) in order to reach the wilderness - else, what would be the point? Not to mention the scale of conflict that would occur between wildlife and humans were large cities closer than they are today. We have already severely encroached upon wildlife areas, yet there are fragmented areas of beautiful natural habitat in existence in India. These are stunning and

The most common or widespread bear species in India is the Sloth Bear. These curious looking animals are members of the bear family, and they do not hibernate unlike their larger cousins : The Himalayan Black Bear and the Himalayan Brown Bear. The Black Bear is larger than the Sloth bear and has a more uniform coat . While they may look extremely cute, they are dangerous mammals that can protect themselves. Photo credit : Vivek Gopalakrishnan. Location : Dachigam National Par

The 2026 travel guide to help plan your wildlif safari holiday in India.

India is generally a nature worshipping country, as cultural practises suggest. Modern economic development has ensured that this sentiment falls by the wayside. However, it is interesting to know the cultural references – which are many and very fascinating to learn about. Various species of trees or mammals, especially in both Hindu as well as the various Tribal societies, are apotheosized : From the God of Bees and Wasps : Bhramari, to the Tiger deity Waghoba who are worsh

The enormous size, unique horn and prehistoric appearance of the Greater One-horned Rhinoceros [Rhinoceros unicornis] sets it apart as one of the most conspicuous mammals of South Asia, because of its highly valued horn, it is also one of the most endangered. It is the largest of the three extant species of rhinoceroses found in Asia, the other two being the Javan Rhinoceros [Rhinoceros sondaicus] and the Sumatran Rhinoceros [Dicerorhinus sumatrensis], both of which have been