India prides in housing these elusive creature, viewing which is everyone's dream. Viewing tiger in the wild is a rare experience, and only one in in million is lucky enough to boast of such experience. The high concentration of tigers in India, as compared to other countries gives one an immense opportunity to sight the tigers in the wilds. There are many tiger reserve and sanctuaries which prides in housing this majestic creature. Millions of tourist visit India every year to view this fierce creature in its natural habitat.


Some of the major Park & Tigers Reserves, where you can sight tigers are:
» Corbett National Park & Tiger Reserve :
Corbett National Park in the state of Uttranchal is the first & the finest tiger reserve in India. Sprawling in an areas of 201 sq km in one of India's thickest green belt, the park is the home to about 110 tree species, 50 mammals species, 580 bird species and 25 reptile species. With the help of the World Wildlife Fund, Project Tiger was launched in Corbett National Park in 1973. Named after Jim Corbett, the legendary hunter turned wildlife conservationist and naturalist, the park is famous for its large population of tigers, lions and elephants. Tiger tracking is very easy here.

» Ranthambore National Park & Tiger Reserve :
In the state of Rajasthan not very far from New Delhi is another tiger reserve - Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve, known world over for its picturesque location and some most captivating structures of the medieval era. Ranthambhore offers the best view of the tigers in the world for its most appealing surroundings and hence, photographers from all over prefer to capture this fierce creature in their camera in this site. It was in 1973, that Ranthambhore was included in the project tiger list and became one of the safest areas for the tigers to leave. Besides the tigers, the park is also home to various other mammals, birds, reptiles, etc.

» Kanha National Park & Tiger Reserve :
Kanha is the place which inspired the world famous writer Rudyard Kipling to write "The Jungle Book". Kanha National park is known to be the most thickly populated tiger reserve in India. It is believed and found from several surveys that it houses the largest number of tigers in India. Located in thick forest belt of Madhya Pradesh, Kanha is the best place in India to sight tigers in the wilds. Kanha houses 22 species of mammals and 200 species of birds. The core of the Kanha tiger reserve was created in 1974 under project tiger. In addition to the tigers, there are other mammals, birds and reptiles which roam freely amidst the high concentration of Sal and Bamboo forest, rolling grasslands, meandering stream, which stretch to over the 940 km.

» Bandhavgarh National Park & Tiger Reserve :
Set amidst the wooded Vindhyan mountains is the thick forest belt of Bandhavgarh National park and tiger reserve, which is another most well known tiger home in the world. If you are here to track tigers, then Bandhavgarh will never disappoint you for the large population of tiger it shelters. The Bandhavgarh Tiger reserve is also home to several other wild species apart form tigers and its other close relatives. This park also has few other attractions, which are worth visiting.

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