
Concentration for preservation of parks
‘The Jungle Book’ by Rudyard Kipling became one
of the first connections of forests for many children. The abandoned boy Mowgli
and his animal friends became kid’s favourite while triggering their excitement
and imagination about the jungle. Although, there were zoos, sanctuaries and
safaris came as a respite as kids and adults alike could view the animals in
their habitat. The Jungle safaris provides adventures and thrills to the animal
lovers. While India has rich heritage of jungle life, the Government is also
planning to balance the ecology through these scenic forests of India.
Concentration of animals like Tiger at Tadoba
National Park, Lions at Gir National Park, The Royal Bengal Tiger at Sunderban
National Park and Elephants at Periyar National Park among others has
segregated appropriately for your convenience. These animals can peculiarly be
found in their dedicated animal reserves apart from other animals. This way the
animals get their own environment where they fill safe. This saturation also
helps Government to identify the specific wildlife at the reserved jungles. Authorities
also take efforts to save the animals, maintain the jungle and its peacefulness
through various initiatives.
Tadoba Jungle Safari give us a taste of jungle
life and it is encouraging jungle treks and nature study. Wildlife
photographers, animal enthusiasts, bird watchers and adventurists among others
come to jungles and indulge in their passion. Government has been proactive in
promoting tourism and hence Tadoba resorts around the Tadoba Andhari Tiger
Reserve have been operating for its patrons.
If you want to indulge yourself, then connect
with Jharana Jungle Lodge at Tadoba situated near Navegoan Gate Tadoba and look
for Tadoba Safari booking. Apart from the experience of safari, you can also
enjoy other activities like nature walk, bird watching, wall climbing, rope
walk, village visit and star gazing among others. Safaris can give you immense
pleasure hence book your trip soon.
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