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Tiger Reserves and National Parks

Exclusive Private Safaris in the Most Tiger Reserves of India

We have identfied the safaris and the Tiger Reserves that give you maximum chances of tiger sighting

India Tiger Safari: Private Bandhavgarh National Park Safari and Jungle Lodge Stays

2 Nights/ 3 Days
From $677 / €564 per person

Adventurous, Fresh Vibes

(214 Reviews)

Tadoba Tiger Safari: Private Tiger Safari Tours in India with Luxury Jungle Lodges

2 Nights/ 3 Days
From $677 / €564 per person

Short Break, Popular, Kids Friendly, INDIA Trotter Recommends

(240 Reviews)

Kaziranga National Park Wildlife Safari Tour: Best Wildlife Safari in India for Rhinos

3 Nights/ 4 Days
From $886 / €738 per person

UNESCO Sites, Popular, INDIA Trotter Recommends, For Photographers

(228 Reviews)

Ranthambore Safari – A Royal Tiger Escape When you Visit Taj Mahal and Jaipur

5 Nights/ 6 Days
From $1303 / €1086 per person

Relaxing, Family Get Together

(230 Reviews)

Jim Corbett Trip – An Authentic India Safari Experience

3 Nights / 4 Days
From $778 / €648 per person

Relaxing, Fresh Vibes

(282 Reviews)

Explore Pench India: Private Jungle Safari in Pench National Park with Experts

2 Nights/ 3 Days
From $677 / €564 per person

Short Break, Adventurous, Off Beat

(222 Reviews)

Bandipur National Park Jeep Safari: Private Safaris, Luxury Stays in Kabini

4 Nights/ 5 Days
From $986 / €822 per person

Relaxing

(238 Reviews)

Kanha National Park Safari – Explore the Tiger Reserve of Kanha India on a Wild Safari

2 Nights/ 3 Days
From $677 / €564 per person

Family Get Together

(200 Reviews)

Bandhavgarh Tiger Safari with Kanha – Experience the Best Tiger Safari in India

4 Nights/ 5 Days
From $1202 / €1002 per person

Adventurous, For Photographers

(222 Reviews)

Tadoba to Pench National Park in India: Experience the Best Safaris in India

4 Nights/ 5 Days
From $1202 / €1002 per person

INDIA Trotter Recommends, For Photographers

(244 Reviews)

Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary – A UNESCO World Heritage Paradise for Birdwatchers, and Taj Mahal

2 Nights / 3 Days
From $407 / €339 per person

Fresh Vibes, For Photographers

(229 Reviews)

Explore the Best Tiger Reserve in India: Bandhavgarh, Pench, Kanha and Tadoba

8 Nights/ 9 Days
From $2470 / €2058 per person

Adventurous, Family Get Together

(237 Reviews)
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From Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in North India to Tadoba Tiger Reserve in Central India to Bandipur National Park

What are the best tiger reserves to visit in India?
Some of the most visited include Ranthambore, Tadoba, Kanha, Pench, Bandipur, Mudumalai, and Panna.

When is the best time to visit India’s tiger reserves?
The dry season from October to May is ideal for tiger sightings as animals gather near water sources.

Which tiger reserve in India offers the highest chance of spotting a tiger?
Tadoba Tiger Reserve is known for very high tiger sighting rates.

Are safaris available in all national parks in India?
Most major tiger reserves offer morning and evening safaris led by trained guides.

Is it safe to visit tiger reserves in India?
Yes, safaris are conducted under strict regulations to ensure both visitor and wildlife safety.

How many tiger reserves are there in India?
As of now, there are over 50 designated tiger reserves across India.

Which national park inspired The Jungle Book?
Kanha and Pench National Parks in Madhya Pradesh are believed to be inspirations for Rudyard Kipling’s story.

Can I stay inside national parks in India?
Many parks have eco-friendly lodges and resorts nearby or within buffer zones.

How do I book a safari in Indian tiger reserves?
You can book safaris online through government websites or through authorized tour operators.

Is photography allowed during tiger safaris?
Yes, photography is permitted but flash is discouraged.

 

Are children allowed on tiger safaris?
Children are allowed, but some parks may have age restrictions for safety reasons.

Which tiger reserve is closest to Delhi?
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is easily accessible from Delhi, either by train or road.

Which tiger reserves are part of Project Tiger?
Most major reserves like Kanha, Bandipur, and Tadoba fall under Project Tiger, India’s conservation program.

What wildlife besides tigers can I see in these parks?
You can also see leopards, deer, elephants, sloth bears, and a variety of birds.

Do I need permits to enter tiger reserves?
Yes, entry permits are mandatory and usually issued per vehicle per safari.

Can I go on a walking safari in Indian national parks?
Walking safaris are allowed in limited areas and only in select parks like Satpura.

Are tiger safaris open during monsoon?
Most parks are closed during the monsoon season (July to September) for maintenance.

What is the cost of a tiger safari in India?
Prices vary by park and season but range from $20 to $100 per person per safari.

Are guides available in English?
Yes, most parks have English-speaking naturalists and guides.

How can I support tiger conservation in India?
Traveling responsibly, staying in eco-lodges, and donating to conservation NGOs can help.

Which is the most scenic tiger reserve in India?
Kanha and Bandipur are particularly scenic due to their diverse landscapes.

Can I visit multiple tiger reserves in one trip?
Yes, many travelers combine parks like Pench and Kanha or Ranthambore and Sariska.

Are drone cameras allowed inside tiger reserves?
No, drones are strictly prohibited inside Indian national parks.

Is vegetarian food available near the reserves?
Yes, most lodges and resorts offer a wide variety of vegetarian meals.

What kind of accommodations are available near parks?
Options range from budget guesthouses to luxury wildlife lodges.

The Story of India's Tiger and The Tiger Reserves

India’s tiger reserves and national parks offer an unmatched window into the country’s rich biodiversity and conservation success. The Royal Bengal Tiger, an apex predator and symbol of wilderness, finds refuge in these vast expanses of protected habitat. From the dry deciduous forests of Ranthambore Tiger Reserve to the lush sal and bamboo groves of Kanha Tiger Reserve, each sanctuary presents a unique landscape and ecosystem.
Whether you’re a wildlife photographer, a nature lover, or a first-time explorer, a journey through India’s tiger terrain is a deeply rewarding experience. Tadoba Tiger Reserve, often called the jewel of Maharashtra, offers some of the most consistent tiger sightings in the country.
Bandipur National Park in Karnataka, forming part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, boasts a rich population of elephants and leopards alongside tigers. Kanha, immortalized by Rudyard Kipling’s ‘The Jungle Book’, is famed for its wide meadows and excellent visibility.
Mudumalai Reserve and Panna National Park also contribute to India’s role as a global leader in tiger conservation. Pench National Park, which inspired the setting for Mowgli’s story, straddles Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra and offers remarkable wildlife encounters.
Ranthambore, arguably the most photographed of all reserves, allows tigers to be spotted lounging in ancient ruins. Each of these parks is accessible through guided safaris, often twice a day, and many support eco-tourism through responsible lodges and homestays. Visiting them is not just an adventure, but a chance to support the vital conservation efforts that protect these magnificent animals. India’s tiger story is not just one of loss and recovery, but a narrative of coexistence, innovation, and renewed hope.
Whether you are looking for the thrill of a big cat sighting or the serenity of pristine forest, the best tiger reserves in India promise experiences that will stay with you for a lifetime.

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