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Summer is one of the best times to explore India's wildlife, with dry forests making animal sightings easier and safaris more exciting. These seven destinations offer raw nature, rare species, and stunning landscapes.
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Famous for its majestic Bengal tigers roaming near ancient ruins, Ranthambore offers a dramatic mix of history and wilderness. Summer safaris here increase your chances of spotting big cats near watering holes.
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India's oldest national park is known for its rich biodiversity and scenic river landscapes. It's a paradise for tiger sightings, elephant herds, and hundreds of vibrant bird species.
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Home to the world's largest population of one‑horned rhinoceroses, Kaziranga's grasslands create a unique safari experience. The park also shelters wild buffalo, elephants, and swamp deer.
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With its vast meadows and dense sal forests, Kanha inspired stories like The Jungle Book. It is especially known for the rare barasingha and a thriving tiger population.
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Bandhavgarh boasts one of the highest tiger densities in the country, making it ideal for wildlife photographers. Ancient caves and a historic fort add charm to the jungle backdrop.
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The only place in the world where you can see Asiatic lions in the wild, Gir offers a rare and powerful safari experience. Its dry deciduous forests are also home to leopards and antelope species.
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Straddling two states, Pench is known for its teak forests and diverse wildlife including tigers, wild dogs, and deer. Its scenic terrain and calm environment make every safari ride memorable.
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