19 Best Tiger Reserves In India

Wildlife expeditions have their own charm. And what better way to spot wildlife than in India. India is the land of Asian tigers and is home to 2,226 wild tigers. Apart from being the national animal of India, tigers play a significant role in developing India’s cultural and natural heritage. This majestic species undoubtedly fascinates every eye it meets.

With a tremendous decrease in the number of tigers over the past several years, this endangered species is on the verge of extinction. It is surely a boon to be born in this era, providing us an opportunity to witness the legend of Royal Tigers. With a fair number of tiger reserves in India, it is easy to spot these beauties untamed and in all its wilderness.

While there are many options you can consider visiting for a holiday, a national park has its own charm. After all how often do you get to experience awe inspiring scenes of seeing wild animals untamed?

Here is a list of best tiger reserves in India that will fascinate both tourist and nature enthusiasts.

01

Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand

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Named after the legendary hunter turned conservationist Jim Corbett, this National Park was set up in 1936. It is often considered as India’s first National Park and has an interesting variety of fauna and flora.

It is located in the Patli Dun valley in the state of Uttar Pradesh and covers an enormous core area of 500 sq km. Situated at the base of Himalayas and on the banks of river Ramganga, this park is gifted with breathtaking landscapes. This is one few tiger reserves in India that provides a wonderful experience in nature.

The tiger reserve has been divided into five regions with each region offering great tours. The five different tourism zones are Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, Domunda and Sonanadi. Among these, the Dhikala and Bijrani also jungle tour and elephant safari.

Each of this five regions are accessible through a dedicated gate. Every gate has different entry/exit timings and is accessible for different months of the year. It is advisable to contact park officials or refer to their website before making a visit.

Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand

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Safari rides around this reserve provides a panoramic view of the lush grassland. The flora of this tiger reserve is highly varied and the purest forms of Sal trees are known to grow here. Many trees that cannot be spotted elsewhere in the country is easily found here.

Corbett is home to over 585 species of birds, seven species of amphibians, 33 species of reptiles, seven species of fishes and 37 species of dragonflies. Some of the animals found here include Bengal tigers, crocodiles, leopards and elephants. The majestic Bengal tigers of this region remains camouflaged within the shrubs and one has to get lucky to spot them.

As personal vehicles are not permitted inside the park, an elephant and jeep safari can help you explore its vast terrain. Opting for elephant that covers the core and the buffer zone of the park as well. Corbett Park also offers other adventurous activities like rafting, bridge slithering and river crossing on the Kosi river.

Corbett was the first National Park to come under the ‘Project Tiger’ which aims at preserving this endangered species. Accommodation is never a problem at Corbett, though it is advisable to contact your travel advisors in advance. Road distance from Delhi to this reserve is 290 km while Ramnagar is the nearest railway station situated at a distance of about 50 km from the Park. The nearest airport is in Delhi.

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02

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan

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Ranthambore is one of the country’s largest National Parks covering an area of 1,134 sq km. Located in Sawai Madhopur district of south-eastern Rajasthan, this tiger reserve was once the most sought after hunting destination of the royal Jaipur Maharajas.

The ancient fort located in the reserve premises are a favorite spot of tigers and leopards. This reserve also homes sloth bears, hyenas, Indian foxes, jackals and crocodiles.

This National park in Ranthambore has three lakes namely Padam Talao, Raj Talao and Malik Talao, where wildlife flocks to a great extent. This tiger reserve is famous for its diurnal tigers which are a blessing to all nature lovers and wildlife photographers. This reserve also breeds many marsh croc reptiles that include tortoises, Indian python, Russell's vipers and many other species.

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan

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The kachida valley located in the reserve outskirts has a generous population of panthers too. Another popular destination is the Raj-Bagh ruin that is located among two lakes. The ideal time to visit this tiger reserve is between February and March. The nearest town is Sawai Madhopur that is 11 km away and is also the nearest railhead. The nearest airport is at Jaipur, situated at 145 kilometers from Ranthambore.

03

Sunderban Tiger Reserve, West Bengal

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Covering a massive area of 2585 sq km, Sunderban is home to the much acclaimed Royal Bengal tiger. It also houses a large number of highly endangered species that include aquatic mammals and reptiles. This tiger reserve has numerous creeks and tributaries that come from three rivers namely Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna.

A UNESCO world heritage site, this tiger reserve is located at the southern most tip of West Bengal, the place where the wetland meets the glorious sea. Apart from being the largest tiger reserve and National Park in the Indian Subcontinent, it also has the largest mangrove forest and has an unique estuarine mangrove ecosystem that has amazed environmentalists to a great extent.

This tiger reserve derives its name from the ‘Sundari’ tree. The central area of this reserve has its own natural boundaries with the river Matla on its West, the river Haribhanga on its East and with Netidhopani and Gosba in the North. These attributes make this tiger reserve an absolute paradise, a majority of which is unexplored.

Unlike other National Park and Tiger Reserves in India where jeeps and roads serve for sightseeing purposes, Sunderbans uses boats for transportation and sightseeing. The rivers have an overwhelming effect on the nature lovers and its unimaginable dangers leave the adventurists vigilant and prepared for everything.

Sunderbans is home to 400 tigers.The aqua fauna also includes a diverse array of fish, crabs, crocodiles and Ridley sea turtles. In fact, Sunderbans’ highly productive ecosystem also acts as a natural fishing nursery.

There are about 248 bird species that can be found here including a large number of migratory birds that visit the park during winter months every year. Thus, a healthy bird population makes this destination ideal for bird watchers and bird photography.

This is one of the few tiger reserves in India that is open for tourist access from the months of September to March. The finest time to visit is between December and February.

It is during this time that migratory birds make a striking appearance and enthrall spectators. The nearest town to this reserve is Gosaba which is about 50 km away. Canning is the nearest railhead that is 48km away from the reserve. The nearest airport is at Calcutta, 112 km away.

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Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh

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Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the most popular tiger reserves in India. It has the highest density of Royal Bengal Tigers and it houses ancient Bandhavgarh Fort which has great historical importance. Located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park covers a distance of 820 sq. km.

Apart from the highest number of tigers, Bandhavgarh is a popular breeding spot for leopards and various species of deer. It has a rich historical past and a large biodiversity. The park has been divided into three major zones named as Magdi, Tala and Bamera out of which Tala attracts a large number of tourists by offering numerous tiger sighting opportunities.

Spread in the Vindhya Hills of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh boasts of large and beautiful tigers. A tigress named Sita, the second most photographed tiger of the world once appeared on the cover of National Geographic. A magnificent trip to Bandhavgarh will surely take you to rich and tranquil grasslands, sharp hillocks, undulating forest and open meadows and the 39 historical caves of the Bandhavgarh Fort.

Best time to visit: February to June (closed from July 1 to October 15)

Park timings:
-Winter Timings: 6:00-11:00am & 3:00-6:00pm
-Summer Timings: 5:30-10:30am & 3:30-6:30pm

Safari cost: INR 5500-6500

Location: State Highway 10, Near Petrol Pump, Bandhavgarh, District Umaria, Tala, Madhya Pradesh.

05

Sariska Tiger Reserve - 200 km from Delhi

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Situated at a distance of only 200 km from Delhi and 107 km from Jaipur, Sariska National Park provides tourists and nature enthusiasts an opportunity to spot Bengal tigers, Indian leopards, and Crocodiles. This tiger reserve is located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan and it is the best wildlife sanctuary near Delhi which comprises of dry deciduous forests, rocky landscapes, hilly cliffs and scrub thorn forests.

Sariska Tiger reserve has a rich flora and fauna and is a habitat of relocated Bengal Tigers. It is also home to breeding tigers and plenty of reptiles and birds. Apart from its wildlife, this tiger reserve offers many attractions such as Kankarwadi fort, located at the center of the tiger reserve.

The top of Kankarwadi fort provides a panoramic view of flying Egyptian vultures and eagles.Set against the backdrop of Aravalli hills, Sariska Tiger Reserve houses the ruins of the medieval temples of Garh-Rajor belonging to the 10th and 11th centuries.

The Siliserh Lake on the edge of the park is home to a large number of crocodiles. Also, it is the only tiger reserve which is in close proximity to both Delhi and Rajasthan, which makes an ideal weekend getaway.

Park timings:
-7:00 am to 4:00 pm in October- February
-6:30 am to 5:00 pm rest of the year

Safari cost: Jeep- 500-600 INR per person

Vehicle Entry Fees (INR):
-Bus: 200
-Motorbikes/Two-wheelers: 15
-Tonga: 20
-Cycle Rickshaw: 5.

Entrance fee: INR 20 for Indians and INR 100 for foreigners.

Video camera fee: 200

Location: Near Kraska, Alwar District, Sariska, Rajasthan

Best time to visit: Mid October to January

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06

Panna National Park,Madhya Pradesh

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Panna Park, the best maintained national park of India, is located in Panna and Chattarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh. Situated at a distance of 57 km from Khajuraho, Panna National Park covers an area of about 543 sq. km.

Panna National Park is home to some of the best wildlife species in India including tiger, leopard, wolf, hyena, wild dogs and sloth bears. Apart from these, Panna has over 200 species of birds, a variety of reptiles including rock python and rich floral species.

Every year thousands of visitors turn up exclusively to witness the famous Pandav Falls. The Gorges and falls across the course of River Ken offer a beautiful and beholding view. There are about 8 species of crocodiles in the Ken River that runs through Panna National Park.

Situated on the Vindhyachal Ranges, Panna is rich in beautiful scenic views and waterfalls. At the footfalls, there are some ancient caves, perennial local springs and lush green surroundings. Due to its closeness to the popular tourist attraction of Khajuraho, Panna remains a popular stop-over destination.

Best time to visit: December to March

Park timings:
-Winter season: Sunrise to 11:00 am & 3pm to sunset
-Summer season: Sunrise to 11:00 am & 4 pm to sunset

Entry fee (all prices in INR):
-Indian Nationals - 40
- Foreigners (including morning and evening safari)- 500

Jeep Rental: 1500/ half day

Still camera: 40

Video camera: 200

Location: NH 75, Chattarpur, Madhya Pradesh

07

Periyar Tiger Reserve, Kerala

Still searching for some wildlife sanctuary then check out the Periyar Tiger Reserve in Kerela which is the most popular wildlife sanctuary. This Reserve forest is mainly known for its natural beauty and wildlife. The enchanting surroundings and the bio diversity is the perfect example of nature’s creation. Periyar Tiger Reserve spreads over an area of 777 sq. km. There is an artificial lake which was created by the British during 1895.

Get stunned by the enchanting beauty of the region with the mountain scenery and the wildlife. The forest is a home to sambar, wild boar, langur, 900 to 1000 elephants. There are about 35 to 40 tigers which are very rarely spotted here.

The Reserve is open throughout the year. But the best time to visit is during the winter months of November to February as the weather remains pleasant.
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08

Bandipur National Park, Karnataka

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Bandipur National Park, a tiger reserve located in the south Indian state of Karnataka, spans a rough area of 874 square kilometers. Once a private hunting ground of the Maharajas of Mysore, this dry deciduous forest is well -known for its small population of tigers. Protecting several species of India’s endangered wildlife, Bandipur forms the largest habitat of wild animals in South Asia.

Bandipur has a variety of biomes including moist and dry deciduous forests and shrub lands. On the north flows the Kabini River and on the south flows the Moyar River. Considered as one of the best-managed parks of India, Bandipur National Park has a warm and comfortable climate. One can enjoy camping and lodging in the national park and it also offers numerous opportunities for safari tours.

Bandipur boasts of tremendous counts of wildlife species and a wide variety of flora. It is home to a sizable number of tigers, sloth bears, Indian rock pythons, jackals, dholes and Indian elephants.

Located between the Deccan Plateau and the Western Ghats, Bandipur National Park has a pleasant scenery to offer. It falls en route the beautiful and scenic Ooty and is only 80 kilometers from Mysore. Coorg, the Scotland of India is at a distance of only 140 km from Bandipur.

Bandipur offers numerous activities like natural trails along the rivers of Kabini and Moyar, White Water Rappelling, Jeep Safaris and River Rafting.

Park timings: 6:30 AM - 8:30 AM & 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Entry fee (INCLUDING SAFARI):
-For Indian nationals: 300 INR
-For foreigners: 1500 INR

Location: Gundlupet, Chamarajanagar District, Bandipur, Karnataka 571126

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09

Nagarhole National Park, Karnataka

Located in the Kodagu and Mysore district of Karnataka, Nagarhole National Park is a majestic park to watch the wild run free in their natural habitat. Nagarhole has an interesting variety of flora and fauna. Officially known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, it is home to around 48 royal tigers.

Nagarhole National Park is located in the foothills of Western Ghats and covers an enormous area of 643 square kilometers. Having a rich forest cover, hills, streams, valleys and waterfalls, this national park is home to a variety of wild animals, birds, mammals, reptiles and insects. It forms the largest protected area in southern India with the adjoining Bandipur National Park, Mudumalai National Park, and Wayanad National Park.

Nagarhole is home to the largest congregation of Asiatic elephants in the world, and has the largest concentration of herbivores in Asia. The three major predators- Tiger, Leopard and Dhole or wild dog, co-exist here in high densities.

It offers a plethora of wildlife viewing opportunities and pleasant temperature all year around. With its rich biodiversity and the pristine Kabini River, Nagarhole National Park is on every Nature Enthusiast’s list of must visit.

Best time to visit: October to February

Park timings: All days 6:00 am to 9:00 am and 4:00 to 6:30 pm.

Entry fee:
-Domestic Adult- 50
-Foreigner: 150

Still Camera Fee: 150

Video Camera Fee: 1000

Jeep safari:(Safaris can be booked through tour operators and resorts)
-700 for domestic adults
-1500 for foreigners

Mini Bus: 100 per person

Activities that can Done: Still Water Rafting and Boating in River Kabini, White Water Rapelling, Elephant Rides, natural trail along the shores of River Kabini and visit to Irupu Waterfalls.

Location: Kodagu, Karnataka, India

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Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh

There is yet another national park which is a striking one on our list. For the nature admirers and the wildlife lovers this park is a treat. Nestled in the lower southern reaches of the satpuda hills is named after Pench River Pench National Park covers an area of 758 sq km.The national park boasts of 25 tigers. They are usually seen around the Pench River, as the density of prey population is higher here. The National Park has many other species of flora and fauna. There are around more than 210 species of birds, including a host of migratory species.

The best time to visit the park is between February and April. This park remains closed during the month of July, August and September.

The park is well connected with major places. It can be accessed by road as well as railway. The nearest rail-head is at Ramtek and a bus can be taken for the next 35 km to the Park.

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11

Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madya Pradesh

Kanha Tiger Reserve is situated in Madhya Pradesh and spreads across an area of 940 sq km. This wildlife reserve was established in 1955 with the sole purpose of preserving a few endangered species. The name Kanha comes from the name of a clay like soil, Kanhar that is found in the low lying land of this region.

The mesmerizing topography which includes a horseshoe shaped valley has earned this ‘Tiger land’ an immortal depiction. The Banjar forests and the Halon valley in this reserve offer a picturesque sight. The open grassy meadows and the magnanimous forest has a mesmerizing and heart-warming effect on nature lovers and it's also regarded as one of the best Tiger reserves in India.

In addition, the crystal clear streams randomly flowing across the landscape makes a profound impact that lasts for ages. The best location here is the sunset point called Bamni Dadar that one cannot afford to miss.

Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madya Pradesh

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Apart from tigers, this reserve pets bison, gaur, sambar, chital and many more species. What deserves a special mention is the hard-ground Barasingha, also called the swamp deer, an endangered species that can be found only here.

There are many tour packages offered in this reserve that extends from days to weeks and one can opt for a suitable package based on their convenience and availability. Tourists flock in great numbers during April, May and June.

There are plenty of places to stay in and around Kanha. The nearest town is Mandla which is 65 km by road. The closest railway junction is Jabalpur, at a distance of 160 km and the nearest airport is in Nagpur which is 266 km away.

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Anamalai Tiger Reserve, Tamil Nadu

Previously known as Indira Gandhi Sanctuary and National Park, Anamalai Tiger Reserve is located in the Anaimalai Hills of Pollachi, Valparai and Udumalpet taluks of Coimbatore District and Tiruppur District in Tamil Nadu. Covering an area of about 958 Sq. km, Anamalai Tiger Reserve is a unique ecological tract in the Western Ghats.

The climatic variations and undulating topography support a wide variety of flora and fauna. It is home to around 2,000 species of plants of which 400 possess medicinal value. From enchanting tropical evergreen forests to thorny forest and scrub jungles, Anamalai’s beautiful climate and diverse terrain support a variety of vegetation with striking differences. The Anamalai Reservoir also houses a large number of crocodiles.

Anamalai is home to a variety of mammals and reptiles including tigers, Indian leopards, wild boar, giant squirrel, barking deer, giant elephants, pythons, cobras, vipers, wild pigs and Nilgiri langurs to name a few. Anamalai offers interesting sightseeing, trekking, boating and elephant safari opportunities to tourists. The Vaalaparai waterfalls also make for a beautiful visual treat.

Best time to visit: May-June and October-February

Park timings: 6:00am to 12:00 and 3:00 to 5:00pm

Location: 176, Meenkarai Road, Pollachi, Tamil Nadu 6420

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Rajaji Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand

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Nestled between the Shivalik Ranges and the Indo-Gangetic Plains, Rajaji National Park is home to a vivacious wildlife and broadleaved deciduous forests. Covering an area of about 820 sq. km, Rajaji National Park is most renowned for its elephants.

Offering over 500 species of birds, Rajaji forms the first staging ground after the migratory birds cross over the Himalayas. A substantial number of tigers hoard at the Rajaji National Park due to its varied topography. The park is famous for its Himalayan black bear.

It is at a distance of 10 kilometers from the sacred Haridwar and forms a popular stop over destination for people visiting Haridwar. This national park remains open between 15th of November to 15th of June every year. It is closed in monsoon due to heavy snowfall owing to abundant rains creating havoc and landslides. Rajaji offers naturalists, bird watchers and adventure trekkers an opportunity to soak in its dense green jungles, alpine meadows, beautiful tall grasslands and snow-capped peaks and glaciers.

This largest protected area of the Himalayas, opens a vista of enchanting wildlife for nature enthusiasts, photographers and tourists. Rajaji National Park is a treasure trove of biodiversity and is replete with endangered species like Western Tragopan. Rajaji offers a plethora of opportunities and safaris to spot the Royal Tiger roaming with pride in the National Park.

Best time to visit: April-June and October-November

Park Timings:
-November- June: 7:00 am to 10:00 am & 13:00 pm to 14:00pm
-February-June: 6:30 am to 9:30 am & 14:00 pm to 15:00 pm

Entry Fee:
Jeep safari cost (INR)

Indian nationals: 3395/person
Foreigners: 4255/person

Location: 5/1, Ansari Road, Mohand Range, Dehradun, Uttarakhand.

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Indravati Tiger Reserve, Chhattisgarh

Named after the Indravati River, Indravati National Park is one of the most notable tiger reserves in India. The densely forested areas, undulating hilly terrains, avifauna and its unique wildlife makes Indravati, a paradise for nature lovers.

Located at a distance of 297 km from Jagdalpur, Indravati is the only tiger reserve in the Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh. This national park is home to endangered species of wild buffaloes and hill Mynas. Ample varieties of tigers and animals including leopards, Indian Bison, Nilgai, Wild Boar and Flying Squirrel attract thousands of tourists every year.

Previously known as Kutru National Park, Indravati is a major tourist attraction for bird watchers owing to its large collection of birds. Rare species of sloth bears, dhole or wild dog, striped hyena and freshwater crocodile are prominent collections of the Indravati National Park.

The lush green forests, undulating terrains, alpine hills and the pristine Indravati River flowing through this park, makes it an irresistible destination that would leave you asking for more. It provides an array of adventure activities to visitors, like boating in river Indravati, natural trail along the banks of the river, jeep safari, etc.

Best time to visit: Mid-December to Mid-June

Park timings: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Location: Bijapur H O, Bijapurdistrict, Dantewada, Chhattisgarh

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Manas National Park, Assam

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Located in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas, Manas National Park, is also a UNESCO world heritage site and a project tiger reserve. Manas National Park is abutting with the Royal Manas National Park in Bhutan and lies in the Himalayan Foothills. With a core area of 500 sq. km, Manas National Park extends from Sankosh River in the west to Dhansiri River in the east.

Manas has a rich biodiversity with pristine Terai grasslands merging with Bhabar grasslands and 543 species of plants. Manas is considered a site of what Earth probably looked like before the arrival of man.

It is predominantly famous for its tiger and elephant reserve, and boasts of an endangered and rare wildlife. This park is named after Manas River, a major tributary of Brahmaputra River, which flows through the heart of the park. Manas National Park enchants you with its unique natural beauty and scenic landscapes set against the foothills of the ever-mesmerizing Himalayas.

The Manas River gushing from the heart of the park, lush green hills, rugged terrains, and tropical evergreen forests along with the wildlife, offers a unique experience of wilderness to the nature enthusiasts and tourists. Manas National Park is probably the only national park that offers night excursions to explore wildlife. Manas offers a number of activities like Tiger Spotting, Elephant Ride and Boating in river Manas.

Best time to visit: October to April

Park timings: 5:30 am to 6:30 pm

Entry Fee:
-Indian citizen- 20 INR
-Foreign National -250 INR

Still and video camera charges: 50 INR and 100 INR respectively for Indians and 500 for foreigners

Jeep entry fee: 300 INR

Safari charges:
-Indian- 120 INR
-Foreigner- 750 INR

Boat ride (8 seater) – 8000 INR

Location: Fatemabad- Mathanguri Road, Jyoti Gaon, Assam.

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Achanakmar Tiger Reserve, Chhattisgarh

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Covering over 557.55 Sq. km, Achanakmar Tiger Reserve is a biosphere reserve located in the Mungeli district of Chhattisgarh. It is also a confluence point of three rivers namely Sone River, Johila River and Narmada River on Malakal hills, offering a thrilling experience to trekkers.

It is one of the most well-equipped tiger reserves in India with a coffee house, a restaurant, and many other facilities. Located at a mere distance of 60 km from Bilaspur, Achanakmar Tiger Reserve is home to 35 Bengal Tigers and many other animals including Indian leopard, sloth bear, Indian Jackal, black buck, wild boar and Nilgai to name a few. With the meandering Maniyari River flowing through the heart of Achanakmar Tiger Reserve, tall bamboo vegetation, and the wild tropical deciduous forests, it forms the most sought after national parks in Chhattisgarh.

Achanakmar has over 500 medicinal plants and boasts of over 100 species of migratory birds during winters. Apart from these, Achanakmar has a robust leopard population, which makes it the ideal park to spot leopards. With its extraordinary beauty and rich biodiversity, Achanakmar attracts thousands of nature enthusiasts and tourists every year.

Best time to visit: November-June

Location: Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh.

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Tadoba National Park, Maharashtra

For the wildlife enthusiast who are seeking for some adventure and want to take some good pictures of the tigers then Tadoba National Park is the perfect place for you. The national park is one of the largest and the oldest National Park which has various species of animals and trees. Tadoba National Park is situated at the core of a reserved forest and coners an area of 1725 sq.km. The whole firest is overshadowed by teak and bamboo. Get amazed by the magical landscape of the marshlands, lakes and the rigged cliffs. You can find a variety of wildlife like panthers, tigers, hyenas, sloth bears, wild dogs, jackals, barking deer, bison, sambar and deer.

Explore the wildlife with the Gypsy and Jeep Safaris which are always available in Tadoba National Park. To get the real taste of the wildlife the best time to visit is from February to May, Gaurs, tigers, herd of deer and other animals can be spotted at this time of the year.

If you are taking a flight then Nagpur (140 Km) is the nearest airport from where it takes 3 hour taxi rides to reach the park. You can also take the train to Chandrapur (49 kms) from the reserve.

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Satpura National Park, Madhya Pradesh

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Your wildlife exploration would not be complete without visiting the Satpura National Park in Madhya Pradesh. This national park was established in the year 1981. Satpura National Park is located in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh in Central India and spreads over an area of 1427 sq.km. This wildlife is famous for the tiger which roams around freely. For the wildlife lovers this place is the best option for you. There are variety of other wildlife like 50 species of mammals, 254 species of birds, 30 species of reptiles, 50 species of butterflies and much more.

Once you reach the reserve you can enjoy jeep safari, elephant safari, walking safari and boat safari.

Satpura National park is close to Pachmarhi hill station and can be easily travelled by road from cities like Bhopal, Jabalpur, Chindwara, and Nagpur. If you are travelling by train than you can take the Sohagpur station which is about 20kms from national park.

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Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary, Maharashtra

Located at the Northeastern corner of the Bhandara district lies the Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary. This reserve covers an area of about 152 sq. km. This reserve forest is garlanded with a picturesque landscape with a variety of wildlife. The Wildlife Sanctuary has 34 species of mammals, 166 species of birds, 36 species of reptiles and four species of amphibians. Some of the main wildlife of this sanctuary are the tiger, bison, wild boar and wild dog.

Although the sanctuary is opened all year round but the best time to visit this sanctuary is during the month of April and May.

You can drive from Sakoli which will be about 22 km. If you are taking a flight then you can take the flight to Nagpur airport.

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India Reviews

Prakash Jaiswal Manali to Leh Bike Trip From Delhi

Excellent

"the experience was awesome. The whole thing organized by Thrillophilia was great. Our tour operator Jigmet sir and the whole crew were 1 no. SHAMAAASS. Julley.

+106

24 October 2015

Agnimitra Banerjee Nishani Motte Trek

Excellent

Trekking and water adventure...what else can be so tempting especially for adventurists like me. This things give me my Kick. Wonderful place and everything is just up-to-the-mark. I'm certainly exploring more of South India now and to get the best of South I prefer reading thrillophilia reviews .

+93

11 July 2019

Vedant Rander Manali Leh Srinagar Bike Trip

Excellent

We went for Manali to srinagar Bike tour. It was the best bike trip of my entire life It all started with the person named Shubham from thrillophilia who helped me in selecting the best trip and processed with my booking, all thanks to him! Without him I wouldn’t have been able to experience the best trip of my life. On arrival there, we met our tour guide Tani and our Mechanic Shashi about whom I have read a lot at thrillophilia reviews. These 2 guys were so supportive during the entire tour that no matter what happened they were always there to look after us. They always made sure we are safe and we are following them and there is no overtaking taking place. Tani, the tour guide, one chilled out person he is! Make sure you get him as your tour guide and Shashi as the mechanic as these guys will always make sure that they are there for you no matter what. And in the end, it’s all the Main man behind everything, Jimmy Sir. Thanks a lot Sir for making me experience the best trip of my life! Without you and your team this wouldn’t have been possible. Thanks for helping us out in every way possible. The roads here are difficult terrain to ride on. You gotta be careful. You gotta carry your gum boots during water logging which is the most difficult to cross. But these guys made sure that we were all safe and had sound health till we reached home. Not even a single person was hurt. Our group was a mixture of all age groups, I’m fact we even got to meet 2 people From the Indian navy as well. One mad kickass experience! Unbelievable. Reaching the worlds highest Pass, Khardungla Top, was the highest achievement of my life till date which happened on this trip! And if at all you wish to go, don’t forget to ask Tani and Shashi as your tour guide and mechanic, and go only through Jimmy Sir as he has the best team! Thanks a lot to everyone out there for which I thought the best way would be to write at thrillophilia reviews.

+50

Anirudh Ghaty Kodachadri Trek

Excellent

"One hell of a crazy trek this one. The views were just splendid, and the organisers had it all charted out, and were extremely helpful. \n\nAn initial route through the forest is what we go through which is not that tiring, but after this stretch we move on to the most difficult part of the trek, where we come across the Hidlumane falls and we need to trek in quite a difficult terrain. Post all this stressful climbing, whatever the view you get is unmatched, all that pain, even though there physically, would have vanished mentally.\n\nBest to trek during monsoon or after the monsoon has receded to an extent as the hills are completely covered in green until the eyes can see. It's a treat for the eyes to feast on watching the western ghats in full glory."

+44

05 October 2017

Umesh Joshi Stok Kangri Trek

Excellent

First, I would like to say thank you to shyam@thrillophilia.com for their coordination and cooperation by writing my thrillophilia reviews.The trip was well planned and executed extremely well by the tour operators, I am very happy with the services provided by thrillophilia during this trek. 1) Our trek leaders Salman and Stenzin are really a wonderful Guys, they were very helpful and supportive all the time during trekking.Other staff members were also supportive and helpful. 2) Food quality and quantity was good. 3) Accommodation was good, camps were in good shape, neat and clean and quite spacious. Let's review the Trek about which I had read a lot at thrillophilia reviews. No doubt Stok trek was awesome as well as difficult. It would not be correct if I will say Stok trek is the most beautiful trek ???? but there is something which makes this trek different from all other treks and which is the main reason to attract tourist from every corner of the word, that is its height. At 20,500 feet Stok Kangri is the highest trekkable summit in India (6,153 m), what google says but when I googled it bit more and try to find if there is any other trek exist in this word which is above Stok, I did not get any information so I assume this is the highest trekkable summit in world ???? Highlights of this Trek 1) Trekking till base camp is not very tiring, which itself a big achievement as you would be able to achieve the height of 16300 feet ???? and the best part what I found in this trek is “you don’t need to walk too many hours to reach base camp” 2-4 hours walk a day is max you will walk. 2) Leh treks are totally different from Himachal and Uttrakhand treks in terms of scenic beauty, it’s a different experience, you would be able to see some splendid views of the Stok mountain ranges. 3) The last day “Summit day” will give you a totally different experience. You start your trek at night time which generally don’t happen in other treks. Moreover, you will get a chance to do snow trekking in summers as well “Only in summit Day”. Here is a great saying "the best view comes after the hardest climb" Very True!!! Preparation: I should say this is not a trek for first time trekkers but still if someone wants to give a try, Start your preparation at least 2 months before this trek as last day “Summit Day” is really a challenging one, compare to other days where you have to just walk 2-4 hours max here on final day you have to walk for a 12 – 14 hours and Trekking at night on Snow is bit tricky task and it becomes more challenging when you have to walk by putting Crampons on your shoes as rightly suggested by many people at thrillophilia reviews. a) Aim for 5 km running in 30 minutes b) Do breathing exercise which helps you a lot during this trek especially. c) Drink as much as water you can.

+44

Uttam Pandey Sar Pass Circuit Trek from Kasol, Himachal Pradesh

Excellent

Had a great sar pass trekking experience.

Rupinder Nambeesan Pride Amber Villas Jaipur

Excellent

Had a good time at the resort. Services and food were also good.

01 April 2021

Tanya Naik Paragliding in Gangtok

Excellent

This was my first paragliding experience and I was so thrilled and scared both at the same time. This March I was going to Gangtok and came to know about the paragliding activity there and booked the same with Thrillophilia and made the most of the thrills and spills of Paragliding. After heading to the paragliding spot in Ranka at Gangtok. I was accompanied by a trained pilot throughout the entire activity when we soared at a height of 1300- 2200 meters. The best thing about Thrillophilia is that it not only gives you an option to choose between medium and high fly but regardless of the package you choose, the ride from the landing site to the take-off point is all included. I chose the high fly package where I and my certified pilot rose at a height of 2200 meters, marveling at nature’s beauty underneath. After this paragliding trip, I must say that this has been my best so far, given the whole safety protocols that Thrillophilia adhered to besides arranging a trip to the Ranka monastery. Thus, I recommend Thrillophilia with all my heart, for such out-of-the-box experiences!

04 February 2021

Pran Adiga Workation in the Lap of Himalayas, Manali

Excellent

The work from home seemed quite relaxing until I started to feel trapped. Thus, come 2021, and kept on looking for a workstation trip where I could stay amidst nature and still work. On came Thrillophilia as a genie and arranged the most fabulous stay in Manali. The three-bedroom cottage I was staying in could accommodate nine people and I set off with 4 of my friends. We loved the serene Kullu Valley setting but met our office targets with full gusto. The stay was not just beautiful being situated amidst apple orchards but was a sanitized space with staff performing hygiene checks daily. My friends made the most of the indoor workspaces while I brought about the outdoor furniture to do office work while not missing out on nature’s grandeur. Totally loved how Thrillophilia at such short notice, arranged for a homestay that had Wi-Fi connectivity, power backup and a laptop-friendly workspace. I still miss our evenings where we would gorge on local snacks cooked in the kitchen, by a chef using fresh seasonal produce. If WFM has been a mood dampener for you, give Thrillophilia a try, to arrange a nourishing stay in the hills!

26 January 2021

Jai Kaniyar Experiential Farmhouse Stay in Gangtok

Excellent

Who does not dream of a farmhouse stay amidst the rolling Himalayan Mountains and an emerald green forest? Yes, I am no different because I have craved for such an experience all my life and I am extremely glad that Thrillophilia came on board to grant all that I desired. My 2 days one night experiential stay at a Farmhouse in Gangtok not just let me have a perfect getaway but so much more. I learnt about terrace farming, plucked ripe fruits from the trees, enjoyed picnics along the streams, and tried my hands on organic farming. I still miss my bedroom in the homestay that had a skylight right above the bed to let me stargaze endlessly. Thank you Thrillophilia for such a splendid experience!