Though Rajasthan is more famous as a destination rich in history, it is also a famous adventure destination. Take a tour to Rajasthan to experience real adventure. This northern state of India is home to many eco-tourism parks and nature trails. World famous wildlife reserves such as Ranthambore National Park, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, and Bharatpur wildlife sanctuary are natural habitat for the largest number of indigenous animals. Other wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan include the Nahargarh Biological Park, which is home to a wide variety of fauna and flora. Other popular sanctuaries include the Jhalana Nature Trail, Arboretum Park, Amrita Devi Park and Machia Safari Park. These parks form part of wildlife in Rajasthan.
The Ranthambore Nationalk Park is a fine specimen of Project Tiger. This has resulted in preserving the Tiger. The wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan are the habitat of other species like the Indian bison, the great gaur, Sambar and barking deer, Nilgai. Travelers Hub India tour package includes the Wildlife tour to add more excitement to your tour to Rajasthan.
Rajasthan is well known for National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries that offer an amazing variety of animals and birds. You can take a tour to Rajasthan to explore these wildlife sanctuaries, where you can indulge in jeep or on elephant safaris. The Keoladeo Ghana National Park or Bharatpur Wildlife Sanctuary as it sis commonly known, is a world famous bird sanctuary that attracts tourist in a large number. This wildlife sanctuary in Rajasthan is famous for the exotic migratory Spoonbills and Siberian Cranes. The Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary and the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan are home to the royal Indian tigers. The Ranthambore National Park also boasts the magnificent ruins of a Ranthambore fort and as such declared a heritage site.
A wildlife tour to Rajasthan is incomplete without enjoying a camel Safari. The golden city of Jaisalmer attracts visitors for the Camel Safari tour, which takes you through the golden sand dunes of the Great Indian Desert of Thar.
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