The Bandhavgarh National Park has a large variety of flora and fauna species using the forest as their haven. More than 22 species of animals and 250 species of birds grace this national park.The animals can be easily spotted near the water holes.

The Corbett National Park is also known as the “Land of the trumpet, roar and song” owing to the abundance of elephants, tigers and colorful birds which fill the air with beautiful, melodious songs.

One of the most well known tiger reserves throughout the world, The Kanha National Park is located in the state of Madhya Pradesh.The topography of Kanha consists of extensive grasslands and huge plateaus.

The Ranthambore National Park, with hill ranges on one side and a desert on another is one of the National Parks which have a deep association with the bygone eras.It is near the outer edges of the Thar Desert and is framed by the Vindhya and Aravali Hill ranges on the other.

The Kaziranga National Park is the home for almost half the world’s population of the one – horn rhinos.The range of avifauna here is commendable and increases during the winter season, when the migratory birds descend here for their seasonal visit.

The Sunderbans National Park, spread over an area of 1330 sq kms, gets its name from the abundance of Sundari trees in its premises.It comprises of three wild life sanctuaries at - Sajnekhali, Lothian Island and Haliday Island.

Being a fairly open forest area, The Bandipur National Park enables the viewing of wildlife fairly easy.The Bandipur National Park has a variety of flora ranging from deciduous forests and evergreen forests to scrub.

The Dachigam National Park is located just 22 km from Srinagar, the capital city of Jammu and Kashmir.Spread over an area of 141 sq km, the beauty of the national park has to be experienced to be believed.

The Dhudhwa National Park is one of the most exhilarating national parks in India. The National Park is located at the India-Nepal border in the Lakhimpur – Kheri district in Uttaranchal.

60 kms from Kullu, stands the largest protected Area in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Protected by nature itself on three sides The Great Himalayan National Park was established as a National Park in 1984.

The Dibru Saikhowa National Park is the only National Park with wild horses as residents. Covering an area of 650 sq km, Dibru Saikhowa National Park is the fourth National Park of the state of Assam.

The Manas National park is located at the foothills of the Himalayas south-east of the River Manas in the state of Assam.Lofty high hills surround the park and the rivers – Manas, Hakua and Beki, with their canals

Spread over 1850 sq km, the Namdapha National Park is situated in the state of Arunachal Pradesh. The Namdhapha National Park is unique for being a home to four feline creatures – the Leopard, the Clouded Leopard....

The Simlipal National Park, located in the Mayurabhanj district in the state of Orissa was highlighted when the pet tigress Khairi was alive. Park has more than 22 species of animals and several varieties of reptiles as its residents.

A picturesque biological park, Nandankanan, is a heady combination of a zoo, a botanical garden and a sanctuary. Located 20 km away from Bhubaneshwar, the National Park is home to many flourishing fauna and flora species.

Rajaji National Park, rich in wildlife and vegetation is located in the Shivalik Hills in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The park presently has the highest population of wild elephants in the entire Uttaranchal.

Covering an area of 675 sq km, The Pin Valley National Park is the only cold desert National Park. The Pin Valley National Park was established in order to protect and conserve the endangered Himalayan Fauna and Flora.

The Sultanpur National Park is home to wildlife like the Blackbuck, Hog Deer, Sambar, Nilgai (Blue Bull), Wild Dog and Wild Cat, mongoose, Leopard, Chausingha, Indian Porcupine, Striped Hyena, Wild Pig, and Caracal.