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# Tiger Safari India: Tiger Safari Tour Operator in India
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- [Tiger Safari in India: Traveller’s Guide for united states](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/travelers-guide-for-united-states/): India is home to more than 75% of the world's wild tigers. Spotting a Bengal tiger through the dense forest of a national park is one of the most unforgettable wildlife experiences on Earth. As a traveler from the United States, you need the right timing, the right parks, and the right paperwork to make this trip seamless. This traveler's guide for United States visitors covers everything you need to know.
- [Enquire Now](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/enquire-now/): Please fill the details below and our team will get back to you with a perfect safari package within 06 hours.
- [Big Cats of India – Tiger, Lion, Leopard, and Snow Leopard](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/big-cats-of-india-tour/): India is the only country in the world with five species of big cats, and if we add the recently reintroduced cheetah, then the count will go to six species. Lions, tigers, common leopards, snow leopards, and clouded leopards are the big cat species in India, distributed from the arid west to the evergreen forests of Northeast India and from the high Himalayas to the mangroves of Sundarbans and from the tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats to the deciduous forests of central India. Big cats of India occupied almost all types of terrestrial ecosystems as a top predator.  
- [Snow Leopard Expedition Tour in India](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/snow-leopard-tour/): The Trans Himalayas, a cold desert, is home to a large number of species, and most of them are endangered because of their habitat requirement, which is high-altitude alpine and sub-alpine ecosystems. This high-altitude alpine ecosystem is incomplete without its top predator, the snow leopard, also known as the mountain ghost by the local communities. This snow leopard expedition is a tour that will give you an experience of a lifetime.
- [Tigers & Rhinos Safari In Corbett & Dudhwa – Book Now](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/tigers-rhinos-of-corbett-dudhwa-safari-tour/): Join us on a 10-day tour, a journey through the biodiversity-rich landscape of Terai Arc, which stretches across from the foothills of the Himalayas in northern India and into Nepal. This carefully curated itinerary takes you into some of the subcontinent’s best national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, from the foothills of the Himalayas in Corbett National Park to the moist sal forests and high grasslands of Kishanpur, Dudhwa, and Katerniaghat. Corbett is famous for its tiger safaris, and Dudhwa is famous for its Greater Indian One-horned rhinoceros safaris.
- [Tigers & Rhinos of Corbett, Dudhwa & Bardia Safari Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/tigers-rhinos-of-corbett-dudhwa-bardia-safari-tour/): Join us on the 14 day expedition, an immersive journey through the rich and biodiverse Terai Arc Landscape, stretching across northern India and into Nepal. This carefully curated tour takes you deep into some of the subcontinent's most remarkable wilderness areas — from the sal forests and riverine grasslands of Corbett National Park, through the mosaic habitats of Kishanpur, Dudhwa, and Katerniaghat, to the vast, untamed terrain of Bardia National Park in Nepal.
- [Best Tiger Safari in India in 2025](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/best-tiger-safari-in-india/): Tiger Safari India provides the best tiger safari in India. Make your wildlife safari reservation today.
- [Testimonials page 2](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/testimonials-page-2/): In today’s time when everything is bought/booked online, from grocery, to air-tickets, to film shows, a doctor appointment, and practically everything, one wonders on the genuineness of the person/organisation you are dealing with. One almost certain way to measure a company is the past guest’s reviews, or the testimonials of the guests, whether textual or video. No amount of beautiful websites, write ups, sales pitches, or advertisements can out-weigh the credibility of an authentic review by a guest.
- [Tiger Safari in Central India with Taj Mahal Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/tiger-safari-in-central-india-with-taj-mahal-tour/): Join us on an exhilarating adventure through Central India's rich wildlife and cultural heritage with our Tiger Safari and Taj Mahal Tour. Explore the untamed beauty of renowned national parks and tiger reserves like Pench, Tadoba, and Kanha, where elusive predators like the Royal Bengal Tiger and Indian Leopard roam freely. Witness the spectacle of sloth bears, Indian gaurs, and an array of vibrant bird species in their natural habitats.
- [Kaziranga National Park – A Traveler’s Guide 2024](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/kaziranga-national-park-travelers-guide/): Kaziranga National Park, renowned for its diverse wildlife, proudly boasts the presence of the magnificent Big Five: the Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros, the Asian Elephant, the Asiatic Wild Buffalo, the Bengal Tiger, and the Common Leopard. Among these, the park holds the title of having the world’s largest population of Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros, with nearly 70% of these majestic creatures residing within its boundaries. Kaziranga National Park is also home to a significant population of Asiatic Wild Buffaloes and Asian Elephants, adding to its wildlife splendor. Remarkably, it stands as the global leader in tiger density, with an astonishing ratio of one tiger per every five square kilometers.
- [Media Coverage – Trusted By Wildlife & Travel Magazines](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/media-coverage/): Please fill the form below and our team will get back to you within 6 hours with a perfect tiger safari tour package.
- [Pench National Park – A Traveller’s Guide 2024](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/pench-national-park/): The forest referred to in Rudyard Kipling's famous "The Jungle Book" and popularly known as Mowgli land is the Pench Tiger Reserve and its surrounding area. The Pench National Park is named after the Pench river, originating from Mahadeo hills and flows from north to south through the National Park, covering a length of 24 Km.
- [Luxury Safaris Tours in India](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/luxury-safaris-tours-india/): If Wildlife & Luxury is your focus while on a safari in India, then this tour accomplishes it comprehensively. Not one, not two but three of our premium Tiger reserves to effectuate your dream of seeing Tigers in the wilds of India.  Away from the big and busy metros, in the rural and tribal country, the effort taken to get here is handsomely rewarded by the Tiger sightings in these parks.
- [Book Luxury Tiger Safari in India with Golden Triangle Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/luxury-tiger-safari-golden-triangle-tour/): 14 Nights/15 Days
- [Corbett & Bandhavgarh Tiger Safari Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/corbett-bandhavgarh-tiger-safari-tour/): On a professionally designed tiger safari tour, Bandhavgarh and Corbett national parks provide you the best blend of wildlife and landscape to see the majestic white tusks and the national animal of India. The aggressiveness of the Tiger and the wisdom of the Elephant keep your attention during the entire trip.
- [Guest Gallery](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/guest-gallery/): Here are some of the magnificent clicks by our guests on tiger safari tour in India
- [Partners Sites](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/partner-sites/): Tanzania is the world’s best-venerated wildlife safari destination. FOOT SLOPES AND SAFARIS LTD As the best African Safari Destinations in Eastern Africa which hosts more than 1.5 million explorers reliably. Wildlife viewing is top of this world and big animals are easy to see.  Intertwine the fields of Serengeti National Park, a safari mecca. All Members of the big five can be found in various Tanzania parks and reserves, and all can be spotted in the Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater. Nearly 40% of the country is a protected area. Here you can plan your one or two week full private customized Tanzania safari is a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the African bush. From the wild natural landscapes to the magnificent animals that roam the natural land. Explore 1-20 of 2008 Tanzania trips, packages and vacations. 99% 5 star rating. Visit our Trip Advisor see what other fellow travelers say about us. Specialized on Tanzania family Safari Packages, Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Packages, Tanzania Wildlife Safari Packages, Tanzania Budget Safari Tours, Tanzania Luxury Safari Packages, African Customized safari Itineraries.
- [Sariska National Park – A Traveller’s Guide 2022](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/sariska-national-park/): Sariska National Park is a lesser-known treasure in India’s wildlife heritage. Located in Rajasthan’s Alwar district, the park supports a growing population of tigers, along with a diverse range of other wildlife such as hyenas, jackals, jungle cats, sambar deer, chital, wild boars, and numerous bird species. This detailed guide to Sariska National Park will help you plan your next memorable tiger safari holiday in India!
- [Sariska, Corbett and Golden Triangle Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/sariska-corbett-and-golden-triangle-tour/): Other than the above two parks, you also get the opportunity to witness the cultural facet of India. Take the golden Triangle tour, encompassing of Jaipur, New Delhi and Agra. You will get to see stunning sights of the Taj Mahal in Agra, the charm of Old Delhi and the royalty of the pink city of Jaipur.
- [Thank You](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/thank-you/): Dear Guest,
- [Videos](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/video/): Sharad has been tracking tigers since years, and with his in-depth knowledge of indian national parks, we can say with surity that given enough time and effort, you are sure to spot a tiger when you take a trip to any of the indian national parks with us. If you would like to find out more about tracking tigers, please feel free to contact us.https://youtu.be/5XGXBGyqxnEhttps://youtu.be/e0NXSC9pwvchttps://youtu.be/V5pCNKLQr_ghttps://youtu.be/DkhDPpUkvXchttps://youtu.be/0SsPG4i2ojwhttps://youtu.be/M97CXDSolTEhttps://youtu.be/LFP0ZCWXxVYhttps://youtu.be/aWs81suuEV0https://youtu.be/gbpYf9vE-B4https://youtu.be/NSEW6mgrAZc
- [Images](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/gallery/): Please fill the form below and our team will get back to you within 24 hours with a perfect tiger safari tour package.
- [Do’s & Don’ts](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/dos-donts/): Please fill the form below and our team will get back to you within 6 hours with a perfect tiger safari tour package.
- [Covid Safe Tours](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/covid-safe-tours/): Tiger Safari India continues to assess future travel operations. If your upcoming travel plans are affected, a Tiger Safari India representative will contact you to discuss postponing your journey, approximately 30-45 days prior to departure. Our office is open Monday – Sunday, 9 A.M – 9 P.M to assist you. We look forward to welcoming you on a Tiger Safari India journey when the time is right.
- [Books to read before an Indian Safari](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/books-to-read-before-an-indian-safari/): The most authoritative and comprehensive guide on Indian mammals. It has detailed information like distribution maps, photographs and concise text on each species of mammals found in India. A good companion for your wildlife safaris, especially when you are interested in mammals, particularly small mammals. It also has excellent background notes on behavior, habitats, and conservation. An up-to-date edition is available on online stores and major bookshops.
- [Testimonials](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/testimonials/): In today’s time when everything is bought/booked online, from grocery, to air-tickets, to film shows, a doctor appointment, and practically everything, one wonders on the genuineness of the person/organisation you are dealing with. One almost certain way to measure a company is the past guest’s reviews, or the testimonials of the guests, whether textual or video. No amount of beautiful websites, write ups, sales pitches, or advertisements can out-weigh the credibility of an authentic review by a guest.
- [Types of Safari in India](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/types-of-safari-in-india/): Safaris in India can be raw, yet luxurious and experiential. Areas which are popular on the tourism circuit generally are based around the Tiger. Yet, there are famous birding destinations which have accommodations of a great value with just the right amount of comfort and hospitality.Different forms of Safaris exist in India, here we take a good lock at some of them.Today, the fort is scripted with many convincing evidences of human activity and architectural techniques. Legend says that the ancient fort was being rebuilt by two monkeys who also layed the bridge between Lanka and the mainland (India).
- [Tiger Population In India Through The Years](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tiger-population-in-india-through-the-years/): Around 1,00,000 believed
- [The Royal Bengal Tiger](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/the-royal-bengal-tiger/): Here we look at some interesting facts about the Royal Bengal Tiger and learn about it’s adaptations which it has perfected through thousands of years to become the apex predator in the Indian Subcontinent.
- [Project Tiger – India](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/project-tiger-india/): Year of Introduction Project Tiger in India : 1st April 1973
- [Importance of the Tiger](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/importance-of-the-tiger/): A country so diverse, it forgets sometimes how diverse it really is – that is the beauty of modern-day India, subconsciously. The daily race for survival amongst the cut-throat competition is very real. Life, guided by the culture and natural ecosystems which precede it – Billions of years of work of Natural forces has resulted in what has shaped life in this Geographical microcosm called India.The natural order of things has seen the Rise of Man in a bid to control his external surroundings, what has suffered is Nature and the Animals that go along with it. The bout between Man and Tiger has been a long and drawn-out affair, with Man seemingly coming out on top. However, part of Man’s conscience has realized that without it, it too cannot survive physically or spiritually.Occasionally, however, the boundaries are overstepped accidentally or systematically – systematically by vested interests that aim to use the earth’s last remaining natural heritage areas for single-minded financial gain or “growth”.Over time, as Humankind has assimilated and organized itself, it has pushed wildlife and various ecosystems to the point of no return. Self-defence, the cruel act of Sport Hunting and Poaching and finally the economic aims of the developed world has pushed the wildlife population to dangerously low levels.The royal animal that is the Tiger, somehow survives to this day, battle-scarred and weary of humans despite its superiority in strength and its sensory abilities. Their survival though miraculous, their growth has occurred at the behest of a man with a mammoth, structured plan.As it stands, the shape of the planet’s internal matters lies in the hands of human-kind and that the responsibility of the fate of all life forms rests with people.The mammoth task has culminated in the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 in India and Project Tiger in India in 1973.The Tiger is recognized as being the apex predator in the wildlife landscape of India, found in virtually every state in India save for Jammu and Kashmir – and protecting it by law, protects the jungle and thus its remaining denizens from being wiped out.
- [History of the Tiger in India](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/history-of-the-tiger-in-india/): The Tiger, an animal built so large and powerful, yet so stealthy and graceful – a reflection of various formed of of Mother Nature’s beauty. It hunts with strategy and highest level of precision, flying swiftly through the forest at the opportune moment to capture its prey – an aerodynamic sentient missile with a single track mind to succeed.The word “Tiger” itself means “arrow”, and origins of the word are derived from Iranian or Persian descent. Closer to home, the Urdu word “Teer” is used for ‘arrow‘ in India.In Hindu Mythology, a depiction of Goddess Durga – who is the protector of good from evil – is seen mounted on the Tiger. These can be seen in various Hindu households in India. Goddess Durga possesses immense strength or “shakti”; the tiger is the main symbol of that strength, the ability to harness the power of the beast to preserve the moral order is in her grasp.Bonbibi, the guardian spirit of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forests in West Bengal, is revered as the guardian of its denizens, interestingly by both Hindus and Muslims of the region. The ecosystem of Sundarbans is rich in ecological diversity, and the livelihood of many depends on the produce of the forest itself. Lives are in danger each time they visit the swampy mangroves for fishing or firewood collection. The spine-chilling stories of the Man-eating Tigers there are enough to deter anyone who can afford a lifestyle away from the essentials of the forest.In Central India, where the most number of Tigers survive today due to the numerous sacrifices made by the villagers agreeing to relocate from their established homes in the various Tiger Reserves at the behest of the Indian Government, the Baiga tribe consider themselves the descendants of the Tiger and maintain a form of respect towards the animal. Though many of the younger generations would not have seen the Tiger, there is certainly conflict in terms of livestock getting picked off often and rare human attacks, but the patience of this particular community and their neighbors is tremendous.
- [Future of the tiger in India](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/future-of-the-tiger-in-india/): Tiger population in India in 2019 stands at 2967 individuals.That is an increase of 33% from the last tiger Census which declared India’s tiger population at 2226 individuals.For better future of the tiger in India, Awareness, Funding, Methodology, Staffing, and Technology advancements have resulted in a wider area covered, and a more precise count than in previous estimates.Hence, this may not be that the tiger numbers are increasing outright – however, this is a school thought whose conclusion can only be better ascertained in the next decade.
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/faqs/): In the summer months , as the forest dries and temperatures during the day reach around 45 degrees C, the animals stay closer to the sources of water. The clearer undergrowth and numerous water bodies on our tracks provide better chances of spotting a tiger. This is especially true of Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Ranthambore.
- [About Tigers](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/about-tigers/): Please fill the form below and our team will get back to you within 6 hours with a perfect tiger safari tour package.
- [Our Team](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/our-team/): Our team is all local, they have been born and brought up in and around the national parks. Their teacher was nature, their subjects were the signs of the jungle, and they have graduated seeing the pug marks of prey and predators, listening to several bird calls, identifying the different alarm calls, knowing whether a Sambar has belled after seeing a Tiger walk, or has he seen a Tiger eating his kill. Their jungle lore, knowledge, enthusiasm, and respect for the forest and its inhabitants, is what brings in the X factor, making safaris enlightening, engaging and incomparable.
- [About Us](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/about/): Tiger Safari India donates to a well-equipped library in Baihar, giving local kids and community members educational resources. This program provides books, study supplies, and a quiet environment for impoverished youngsters to learn. In partnership with local schools and non-profits, the library has become a community hub for education and empowerment.
- [Contact Us](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/contact/): Contact Us Connect with us on email, phone, or social platforms Phone +91 70049 39875 E-Mail info@tigersafariindia.com Office Address 107, A-3 Pocket, 106, 3, Sector 11, Rohini WhatsApp Click to chat Send in your queries Visit us in Delhi, India Follow us on social platforms Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin Whatsapp
- [Ranthambore National Park – A Traveller’s Guide 2024](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/ranthambore-national-park/): Ranthambore National Park or Ranthambore Tiger Safari Reserve in India is present over an area of 1334 Sq. Km with an area of 400 Sq. Km consisting rocky hill crests which descend to open valleys between the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges, dotted with water pools and fruit trees.
- [Bandhavgarh National Park – A Traveller’s Guide 2024](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/bandhavgarh-national-park/): Bandhavgarh National Park is rightfully called the Land of the Tiger. A famous hunting reserve for the Maharajas who ruled these lands, this area has to this day been preserved for shooting wildlife – with cameras. Come take a Tiger Safari in India with us at Bandhavgarh National Park.
- [Enquire Now](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/booking/): Please fill the details below and our team will get back to you with a perfect safari package within 12 hours.
- [Jim Corbett National Park – A Traveller’s Guide 2026](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/jim-corbett-national-park/): In 1936, Hailey National Park was established in the Kumaon and Garhwal regions of Uttarakhand. It was the first national park in India and was later renamed Jim Corbett National Park in honour of Jim Corbett’s conservation legacy. Another milestone was achieved in 1973 when Project Tiger was launched here. It was among the first nine tiger reserves declared at the launch of the project.
- [Tiger Safari and Bird Sanctuary Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/tiger-safari-birding/): Take an early morning birding trip to the Keoladeo National Park. After lunch, proceed for evening bird watching at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.
- [Kanha National Park – A Traveller’s Guide 2024](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/kanha-national-park/): We take you on a virtual trail of Kanha National Park, one of the finest National parks in India. Here’s what you can expect on your trip to Kanha, keep your eyes peeled and stay vigilant. This is your chance to catch the big cats in their natural habitat.
- [Kanha, Bandhavgarh & Corbett Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/kanha-bandhavgarh-corbett-tour/): Take a tiger safari tour through some of the most renowned national parks in India: Corbett National Park, Kanha National Park, and Bandhavgarh National Park. While the former is located in the foothills of the Great Himalayas, the latter two are a part of the Central Indian Highlands. The three give you a varied perspective on Indian Wildlife. Having highest tiger density in India Corbett is quite unlike other parks, here you get to see the Tigers in diverse habitats, in the river, in dense woodlands, in grasslands, river beds etc. You also see herds of Asian Elephants with their young ones having fun in water.Good time to see them is March-May.
- [Big Cats of India Tour Package](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/big-cats-of-india/): The only country to have 4 big felines out in the wild, India now pays homage to Tigers, Asiatic Lions, Snow Leopards and Indian Leopards. These beauties need no introduction. The Big Cats of India Tour embarks on a thrilling adventure inclusive of a tiger safari and a leopard safari across Northern India to see some of the most formidable beings to grace our planet.
- [Red Panda and Tiger Safari Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/red-panda-tigers/): Enquire Now!
- [Tigers, Lions and Leopards Wildlife Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/tigers-lions-leopards/): Feel the excitement as you set foot in the territory of three big cats. India is the only country in the world to have the three biggest felines out in the wild. While India has become increasingly synonymous with Tigers over the years, it is a land that is blessed with two other remarkable big cats, namely the Leopard and the Asiatic Lion. As you journey across the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat, you get the opportunity to traverse an array of habitats that these fantastic beasts call their home: Ranthambore, being an abode for Tigers and is one of the best places to see the tigers in the wild, Bera providing a suitable rocky outcrop for Leopards, and Gir exhibiting pockets of grasslands and open scrub forest for the world’s only thriving Asiatic Lion population. Gir is the only place in the world to see the Asiatic lion in the wild. Enthralling and exciting, this tour is sure to make your heart race with the sheer thrill of being in the presence of kings.
- [Corbett and Dudhwa Tiger Safari Tour](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/tour-packages/corbett-dudhwa/): Corbett and Dudhwa National Park, form a part of the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL), an 810 kms stretch, covering three Indian States, namely Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Bihar. The protected areas within TAL are connected with one another through wildlife corridors which in itself are part of the reserved forest.
- [Indian National Park Travel Guides – Latest](https://www.tigersafariindia.com/travel-guides/): We take you on a virtual trail of Kanha National Park, one of the finest National parks in India. Here’s what you can expect on your trip to Kanha, keep your eyes peeled and stay vigilant. This is your chance to catch the big cats in their natural habitat.❯ Read Guide