India is blessed with a vast and rich landscape with ample jungles and national parks. In many such jungles or national parks you can go for jungle safaris where you can spot e wild animals in their natural habitat. We have compiled a list of the best jungle safaris in India.

Ranthambore National Park

Spread across 1300 square kilometres of land,the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan is home to a diminishing population of tigers. Here you can spot these royal beasts in their natural habitat, making the deserts of Ranthamborea must place to visit. Along with tigers, here you can also spot an array ofwild animals like the Sloth Bears, Monitor lizards,Wild Boards, Indian flying fox,Indian chameleons and Sambars. The national park is also well-knownamong wildlife photographers.

Jim Corbett National Park,

Also known as Hailey National Park, Jim Corbett national parkwas founded in the year 1936 and it is India’s first national park.

People visits Corbett national parkspot tigers in all its regal beauty. This park is also prominent for being a habitat to several rare species of mammals, reptiles and birds. Here you can see barking deer, spotted deer, sambar and chinkaraduring jungle safari. Crocodiles are another main attraction in Jim Corbett. But, it’scertainly the Royal Bengal Tigers in their natural habitat for which tourists come here and go for jungle safaris.

Hemis National Park

The Hemis National Park in Ladakhis one of the highest altitude parks in the world.

Hemis national park is home to some of the most amazing and rare species of various flora and fauna. It was founded in 1981 and it is named after the Hemis Monastery was established in 1630 by Lama Tagstang.The weather of the park encompasses chilly winds withenormous snowfall. The park is home to animals that live and flourish in cold climates like the snow leopard, blue sheep, ibex, snowcocks and the Tibetan argali sheep. The park is not open during winters because of heavy snowfall.

 Gir National Park

Along with Africa, Gir National Park in Gujarat is the only forest in the world where you can see lionswandering free in their natural habitat.

Located in Gujarat Gir National park is famous because of the lions, hyenas,crocodiles and leopards. The flora here is splendid, as half the area of the sanctuary iscovered with trees like teak forest, timru, amla and khair, along with others. The Asiatic Lions are the main attraction here, and tourists mostly visit here to spot them. Along withlions, the other exceedinglysightedanimal in the park is the Chital, or the Indian spotted deer. You can also see striped hyenas and wild boars here. This place is also good for bird watching and here you can see the Malabar whistling thrush to the Paradise flycatcher.

Kaziranga National Park

The Kaziranga National Park in Assam is the only place on earth where you can see one horned Rhinos.

The Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its dense forests, elephant-grass meadows, and swampy lagoons is home to the largest Indian rhinoceros population. You can also spot other animals like Royal Bengal Tigers, Asiatic Elephants, Swamp Deer, and Wild Water Buffalos here. The park is one of the best known biodiversity hotspots in India with four pre-defined tourist circuits. Each of these circuits has its own distinguishing feature. This 430 square kilometer national park is also the breeding ground for many other animals and birds.