Best Offbeat National Parks to visit in India
Some offbeat national parks in India for wildlife lovers who are looking to go beyond the mainstream safaris.
Some offbeat national parks in India for wildlife lovers who are looking to go beyond the mainstream safaris.
From Tigers to Leopards, and from Sloth Bears to Indian Skimmers, Satpura National Park has a lot to offer but remains offbeat and uncrowded.
A small, secluded village called Khichan in Rajasthan has been feeding and protecting migratory Demoiselle Cranes for decades.
Bagori-range in Kaziranga National Park is comparatively offered good rhino sighting during the jeep safari along with many bird sightings including the black-necked stork.
I was taken aback by the colours of Ramganga as I walked around Merchula, the northern corner of Jim Corbett National Park.
The Himalayan Monal is a pheasant endemic to the Himalayan region.
Spotting migratory birds and other water birds at Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, Assam.
The South Asian River Dolphin (Platanista Gangetica) is one of the two species of freshwater dolphins. At Dibru-Saikhowa you can spot Gangetic River Dolphins.
Namdapha, the rainforest in Arunachal Pradesh, is something that had been on my bucket list for a long time. Finally I managed it and here is a first hand guide on how to do it.
The high concentration of rhinos make them easy to spot in Pobitora. Where else would I just stop your car and see rhinos in the wilderness from the highway?