Best National Parks and Tiger Reserves in India

India is fortunate to have a diverse landscape given that it is located in the south-eastern subtropical range. This helps to preserve a variety of animals in various landscapes and guarantees that each species is cared for in such a wide range of habitats. One of India’s top national parks is located in the north; it is called Corbett National Park and is a forested treasure that gracefully abuts the Himalayan Foothills.

It is known as the country of the roar, trumpet, and song because it honors the giant Asian elephant, more than 500 species of birds, and the most tigers per square foot. Moving on to Central India, the setting for Rudyard Kipling’s “Jungle Book” is Kanha National Park. Some of the largest male tigers the nation has ever seen can be found in this area. Kanha is a park that has been at the forefront of wildlife protection in India, aside from the tiger.