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For the nature lovers, India is nothing less than a paradise. India is globally renowned for not just rare species or migratory birds but for the sheer variety it has to offer, thanks to the variable climatic conditions across the country. India has an impressive 93 national parks, 486 wildlife sanctuaries, and 14 biosphere reserves. It is very strongly recommended that a tourist covers at least 2-3 sanctuaries or parks. Amongst the multitude of options offered inside these parks are jeep/bus tours, elephant rides, bicycling alone, boat trips, guided safaris, etc.
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By no means can all the parks and sanctuaries can even be listed here, but a few of them, nearby the capital city of New Delhi are, Corbett Tiger Reserve, Valley of Flowers, and Rajaji National Park (in the state of Uttaranchal), Great Himalayan National Park and Pin Valley National Park (Himachal Pradesh), Sariska Reserve and Ranthambhore National Park (Rajasthan), Little Rann Sanctuary (Gujurat), Pench Tiger Reserve, Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park and Panna National Park (all in the central state of Madhya Pradesh).
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