National parks to visit in India

National parks to visit in India

With about 103 national parks, India is ranked third in

Asia after China and Thailand. These parks give this motherland a diverse

selection of attractions, as is with its terrain and tradition. The country

prides itself on hosting bird reserves, desert parks, marine conservation

parks, tiger nature reserves, and the only floating national reserve in the

world. For most parks in this country, the best time to visit is the last

quarter and the first quarter the year because during summer it gets scorching

and during winter it gets freezing and inaccessible.

Let’s have a look at the top five parks worth visiting

while in the country.

Kaziranga national park

Located in the state of Assam in North-Eastern, Kaziranga

prides itself on being the home of the biggest population of one-horned rhinos

on earth. UNESCO also awarded it the status of the world heritage site in 1985.

River Brahmaputra lying on the plains in the park and

massive rainfall throughout the year provides nourishment to dense vegetation,

which covers most of the park. It is also home to tall elephant grass, tropical

broadleafs, and marshlands. Kaziranga is also a host to wild water buffalo, cougar,

Asiatic elephants, and different types of birds.

The best time to visit the park is between October and

June.

Corbett national park

Located at the foot of Himalayas, it hosts a variety of

vegetation and game, including prominent ones like tigers which wildlife

enthusiasts and wild photographers enjoy.

The recreation center is the most established in the

nation since it’s the country’s first park and home to Bengal tigers that are

considered to be endangered species. The park is best known for elephant rides,

waterfalls, and jungle safaris. Ramganga River passes through the park

providing a home for more than 480 species of frola and fauna.

Corbett is 500 km square comprising of lakes, marshy

depressions, river line belts, streams, and grasslands that are accessed using

different gates.

The best time of year to visit is mid-October to mid-June.

Kanha National

park

The park is located in Mandla; it boasts of being the

host to the majestic elephants, cougar, other 22 species of large mammals, and

open grass plains and city scrapers in the backdrop.

This attraction site was set up in 1955 and is 970 km

square and has effectively been associated with the preservation of species

that are jeopardized like the rarest deer the Barasingha.

Other park animals that make this site famous for jungle Safari are; wild boars, foxes, wild dogs, leopards, feral cats, sloth, bears, langurs monkey, and a variety of snakes.

The best time to access the park is between October and

June.

Periyar national

park

The site is home to the majestic elephants, royal tigers,

reptiles, fishes, and birds. Its greenness and stillness allow you the serenity

and peace you desire and, at the same time, provides you with an opportunity to bond

with nature.

It’s also a host to eco-tourism activities like hiking,

bamboo rafting, boating, and walking on the dense vegetation. The best time to

enjoy your travel to the park is between October and March.

Depending on your budget and interest, India has a wide

variety of attractions, which provides you with the opportunity to bond with nature

and appreciate rare species. Visit any of the above national parks to find

adventures and have a life-changing encounter.