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The protected area is home to tigers, leopards, Asiatic black bears, sloth bears, swamp deer, rhinoceros, elephants, chitals, hog deer, barking deer, sambars, wild pigs and around 500 bird species.
The Dudhwa Tiger Reserve comprises of the Dudhwa National Park, Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve and Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary.
One of the finest forests in India, some of these trees are more than 150 years old and over 70 ft tall. It represents one of the few remaining examples of a highly diverse and productive Terai ecosystem, supporting a large number of endangered species.
Billy Arjan Singh successfully hand-reared and reintroduced zoo-born tigers and leopards into the wilds of Dudhwa. In the mid-1980s, Indian Rhinoceros were reintroduced into Dudhwa from Assam and Nepal. The park is a stronghold of the Barasingha (12 antlers deer) and around half of the world’s Barasinghas are present in the park. The variety of animals knocks the spots off any park in Central India.
Relatively unheard of on the tiger circuit, Dudhwa offers an excellent experience nevertheless. Currently, tourism is in its infancy here and game drives do not require pre-booking and you will barely see any other jeeps. The safaris are still very affordable compared to parks in Central India. The local guides are not as yet brilliantly informed, due to lack of tourism and education but the new and wonderful Jaagir Lodge has excellent naturalists that will accompany you on the game drives.
During the safaris, you have a chance of seeing tiger, wild elephant and one-horned rhino. You can also take a boat on the Girva River, navigating dense swamps to see the gharials and the endangered Ganges river dolphins in their natural habitat.
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Spending a few days on holiday in Delhi is a wonderful introduction to this great country and to its extensive and fascinating…
If you only visit India once, make sure to set your sights on Rajasthan.
Home to the elusive snow leopard and some of the most extraordinary landscapes, a visit to Ladakh and Kashmir will take you…
Explore thriving tea estates, mingle with tribes and discover the colonial past of Kolkata.
Central India boasts some of the country's cultural highlights and best tiger parks.
The unique hill culture of the various regions has been fostered and protected for generations.
Karnataka offers the visitor a mix of interests, in particular, the distinctive architectural styles found in Hampi.
Kerala holidays are perfect for a first-time visitor to India and an excellent holiday option for families.
Overlooking the Arabian Sea, this tiny state is home to miles of beautiful beaches.
Formerly known as Bombay, Mumbai is a city teeming with culture, architecture and people.
Tamil Nadu, with its once referred to 'Coromandel Coast' boasts some of the most remarkable temple architecture in India.
Bandhavgarh is a relatively small area with a strong tiger population.
A diverse habitat to support many mammal and bird species.
A stunning park with a great conservation success story for the Indian one-horned rhinoceros.
From safaris to boat rides from spotting birdlife to tigers and sloth bears, Panna offers many exciting opportunities to the wildlife lover.
Pench, on the border of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, has been known through the ages for its rich flora and fauna.
Famous for its tigers and is one of the most accessible parks on the tourist trail
One of India’s most exciting and best-protected tiger reserves, with excellent tiger sightings, reported regularly.
Satpura is uncharted and unspoilt and represents wilderness at its very best.
The Gir Forest National Park is one of the oldest sanctuaries in India and is home to the last remaining Asiatic lion.
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