Jungle Safari in Himalayas

Himalayas has such varied topography that it showcases different types of flora and fauna. It has some unique wildlife activities. Different regions of the Himalayas have some unique features. So to explore the wilds of the Himalayas jungle safari is the best option. It will give you a chance to come close to nature. Jungle safari can be of different types like riding on an elephant's back or traveling on a jeep. Jungle safari is exploring the forest trough a jeep instead of trekking, hiking and walking. It is a very different experience, which is really difficult to express in words. You should go there to experience it yourself. The jungle safari tours involve not just exploring the jungles of any particular region but it also involves various wildlife sanctuaries and national parks and even protective reserves. If you want you can also opt for wildlife camping and nature walks along with your jungle safari. The safari tour also includes lodging, which are provided by various forest departments within the sanctuary area and national parks. It gives you a chance to walk around the jungle and just relax and feel the wildness. The best time to go for a jungle safari is between April to June and September to November.

Major Places for Jungle Safari are

Jim Corbett National Park: is surrounded by hills and vast savannas. It is the best place to view the wild in their natural habitat. Here you can go on a safari on the elephant's back and experience the amazing view of the flora and fauna of the region.

The Great Himalayan National Park: is a great place to visit for the researcher, the nature lover and the adventure lover. The best time to visit this place is between the months of September and October. This time the weather is best to visit the place.

The Namdapha National Park: is a tiger reserve in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh. It is situated on an area of 1,850 sq kms rugged landscape. The Namdapha national park rises to an altitude of 200m to 4,500m in the snow-capped mountain. Due to this variation in the height you can experience a diverse environment of flora and fauna. It is one of India's unexplored wild reserves, which makes it all the more interesting place to visit.

The Royal Chitwan National Park: It is one of the richest and well-known sanctuaries of Asia. Here you can experience elephant, safari jeeps or dugout -canoes or a combination of them.

Royal Bardia National Park: it is the largest wild area in the Terai region of the Nepal Himalayas. It stretches to an area of 1,000 sq kms of riverside grassland and Sal forest. You can find around 350 bird species in this park.