10 Spectacular Jungle Safaris Worth Checking Out Across India

Far away from the madding crowds, jungle safaris are an epitome of serenity and thrill, all at once. With verdant trees and indigenous wildlife, you’ll find yourself mumbling “WOW!” at every nook and cranny. These 10 jungle safaris across India are sure to take you to heaven, like literally. So, check out and make your plans ASAP!

1. Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

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Located amidst the unending grasslands of Assam, Pobitora is home to some extremely fab flora and fauna. It has the second-highest concentration of one-horned Rhino in the world. It also harbours 375 different species of birds that’ll be an absolute heaven for all you bird lovers. Live the wilderness at Pobitora with their full-day excursions and breathtaking views.

Where | Assam

2. Jim Corbett National Park

India’s oldest and most reputable National Park, Jim Corbett is nestled in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. With a brilliant topography that spreads across 520 sq kms, it shelters the mighty Bengal Tigers that can be spotted whilst you’re seated in a jeep or even an elephant. Corbett is the most sought after destination with its badass tour packages and richness of flora and fauna.

Where | Uttarakhand

3. Tadoba National Park

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With erratic terrains that shelter one of the highest numbers of tigers in India, Tadoba screams beauty. Its lakes and rivers prove to be an icing on this delicious cake. Book your safari at this gorgeous place since it’s the perf destination for you to focus on the Tiger’s growl and not your boss’s. Just saying. 

Where | Maharashtra 

4. Kanha National Park

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Kanha National Park is a paradise for nature lovers who love to take with them a little piece of wherever they go. The park is best known for its Barasingha and the swamp deer. The best time to visit here is around March when the wildlife is at its best and the temperature won’t drive you to hell. 

Where | Madhya Pradesh

5. Hemis National Park

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Popular for its snow leopards and staggering species of birds, you’re sure to attain Nirvana at this one hell of a place. It is not only the 2nd largest protected area in India but is also the best choice for trekkers, photographers and adventure seekers to get lost in its wilderness. It’s time to tick off *screams* Ladakh from your bucket list people!

Where | Ladakh

6. Satpura National Park

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Located in the lap of Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, Satpura National Park is an embodiment of heaven on earth. Apart from the usual jeep and elephant safaris, the park also offers boat and canoeing safaris to experience the thrill of the water. Even better is its walking safari amidst exhilarating views but no network connections (bye Snapchat).

Where | Madhya Pradesh

7. Ranthambore National Park

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In the former days, this park used to be a famous hunting ground for the Maharajas of Rajasthan. Today it boasts rich biodiversity, pristine views and its well-known tigers named Ustad, Dollar, Sundari and Machli (wait, what?). It is also a heritage site because of the ancient ruins that surround the park. Spend some time in this place and you never know what other unique names you come home with.

Where | Rajasthan

8. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary

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One of the most sought-after national parks in South-India, Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its gigantic elephants that chill with their squad around the 100-year-old artificial lake in the heart of the sanctuary. Get into a boat and swiftly cruise your way into this park while it cruises its way into your heart.

Where | Kerala

9. Kaziranga National Park

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Declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985, the park is home to approximately 2/3rd of world’s total population of one-horned rhinoceros. Apart from its incredible bionetwork, Kaziranga is known for its wildlife conservation practices and initiatives. Wintertime (November to February) is the best opportunity to have an experience of a lifetime at Kaziranga National Park.

Where | Assam

10. Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary 

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A more off-beat destination so to say, Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary is nestled on the banks of river Kabini and is a small yet alluring part of the Nagarhole National Park. From elephants to panthers, sloth bears to bison, the sanctuary is a one-stop destination for all wildlife enthusiasts from near and far.

Where | Karnataka

Now that you’re well aware of India’s most terrific places to get a closer look at the wilderness, we hope you don’t think twice before deciding your next trip. However, we sincerely urge you to stay safe and not let the Bear Grylls in you put yourself and others at stake.