Wildlife Safari in India is opening and tourists are flooding various National Parks from all over the country but many of them don’t know where to go or how to plan a wildlife vacation to the Wild paradise in India.

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They ask what paradise in wildlife is.

Don’t they know

paradise in wildlife is a

dense tropical forest deserted by

serene water and

habited by exotic animals and their rumble

roaming freely in the jungle.

The western wind is changing into a soothing breeze

going by ruffles of your hair and nippy cheeks,

distracting your gaze towards the bewildered snowy peaks

where settlements are nowhere to be seen

enchanted with peace.

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Wildlife Safari tours have already started in the country and tourists are going berserk over what destinations they should cover and where should they head first. Excitement has begun to show up in the hotel and lodge bookings along with the early hunt for the best wild safari in India. Though there are specific months and opening times for all the safari parks in India, other National parks remain open throughout the year.

This blog covers questions like:

Is wildlife safari currently open in India?

Which is the best wildlife safari in India?

When will the wildlife safari resume in India?

The answer to all these questions lies in this blog so read the entire blog until the end.

Is Wildlife Safari currently open in India?

It is a surprising fact that nearly all the biggest National Parks remain open throughout the year but only the buffer zone is accessible not the core area, where most tourists wander around. The official month when all the best jungle safari in India and best  Wildlife sanctuaries open is from the end of September till the mid of October. All these national parks remain open till the month of June and July, then they tend to close again due to rainfall. Though, there are other best National Parks in southern India for safari, where the sanctuaries remain open during the monsoon as well because their geographical settings let their habitats survive.

National Parks that will start opening in October are mentioned here but you shall inquire firsthand with your agents or the respective wildlife office about the safaris and the tickets.

Here is the curated list of all the National Parks, that will be opening shortly:

• Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan
• Kaziranga National Park, Assam
• Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh
• Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh
• Satpura Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra
• Panna Tiger Reserves, Madhya Pradesh
• Gir National Park, Gujarat
• Sundar ban Biosphere Reserve
• Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand
• Sariska Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan
• Bandipur Tiger Reserve, West Bengal
• Manas National Park
• Bhitarkanika National Park

Which is the best Wildlife Safari in India?

There is no particular answer to this question because there are multiple wildlife safari parks in India that are filled with wonderful sceneries and adventure. There are various factors responsible for deciding which National Park would be ideal for visiting as soon as they start inviting tourists such as season, maximum tiger spotting, wildlife lodges, types of safaris, etc. If you intend to visit any national park in the month of October and November, then central India is the best because forests are deciduous and sub-tropical in nature so you can expect clear weather.

Here is a list of all the National Parks that are just wonderful to explore:

• Bandhavgarh National Park
• Pench National Park
• Ranthambore National Park
• Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary
• Dudhwa National Park
• Satpura National Park
• Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
• Panna National Park
• Sariska Tiger Reserve
• Jim Corbett National Park, India
• Kanha Tiger Reserve, India

All these national parks in India are located in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Assam, and Uttar Pradesh as well. This list is created totally based on research and field experiences. To plan the best trip to any of the above national parks is to plan it with precision and that too on a budget. Though it all depends on how well you planned your stay, safari timings, and local area visit. Our field expert Mr Abhiraj Singh says, “don’t worry about the nearby areas because you can always visit them but never miss your safari ever.” It is true that you are officially on a wildlife trip so your whole concern and planning shall be devoted to experiencing the best Jungle safari.

How do I book a jungle safari in India?

The process of booking the best jungle safari in India is not that easy but it is not that hard either, as the easiest thing would be to simply go online and visit the booking portal or findyoursafari.com and then stay for a bit to explore the website and decide where do you want to go and if you are already decisive on the national park, then skip to the booking part. Select the gate of safari, from where you shall be entering, and then proceed to book a gypsy for your group. Now, you don’t want to be far away from the park gate, so go ahead and look for a good safari lodge or a resort nearby. Now, you are completely done with your booking process.

FAQ

• How to book a night safari in India?

      Ans: Although there is no specific online booking option available for night safaris in India (exceptions are there). However, to book a night safari in many safari parks such as Kanha, Bandhavgarh, and Tadoba tourists can go to the park gate counters and book directly.

• What are Ranthambore safari charges?

      Ans: The safari charges at Ranthambore range between Rs 1200 to Rs 1900 (approx) depending upon the vehicle. Jee safari with a capacity of 6 is usually higher in rate and canter safari with a capacity of 20 is comparatively lower on the budget. Although there is no limitation on safari zones in Ranthambore for a full and half day safari, there is a limit of a maximum of 5 Jeep safaris both full and half in a day at Ranthambore National Park.