Have some close encounters within the wilds! Indian heritage is enriched with a magnificent range of wildlife. Visit Gir, the only habitat of Asiatic Lions but do not forget to take a look at the lesser known wildlife and avifauna of this sanctuary too. There's Kaziranga, abode of the Great One Horned Rhino.
Jim Corbett, Manas, the Great Himalayan National Park and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary are some other wildlife sanctuaries, which are on a mission to save the most exquisite and endangered species of India. India's flora is also among the richest in the world. Evergreen forest in the northeast and along the Western Ghats, moist and dry Deciduous forests, swampy marshes, estuaries and lagoons shelter unique forms of plant and animal life.
Fly like a bird with hang gliding over deep mountain gorges or climb serrated glaciers or mountain summits. Plunge into the serene waters of lagoons while scuba diving along coral reefs. Feel lighter than air as you float on hot air balloons, and have a royal ride while ambling along the sand dunes in the Rajasthan Desert on a camel safari, or its modern version a jeep safari on adventure tourism in India. You can also ride on elephant back on an elephant safari in the wildlife sanctuaries in India or going on a horse safari and explore the beautiful countryside in South India or Rajasthan. These thrills and spirit of adventure is just a small part of the exhilaration and excitement for the fast growing area recognized as adventure tourism in India.
If in summer the focus is on the mountains in the northern states, with their salubrious climate, mountain slopes and breathtaking views; in winter skiing enthusiasts can still enjoy the winter slopes while the thousands of kilometers of coastline attract beach, water sports and adventure lovers. Para sailing, wind surfing, catamaran rides, snorkeling, scuba diving and boat cruises are adventure options, apart from swimming and beach sports. Whichever area you visit there is scope for adventure and excitement with adventure tourism in India.
Jim Corbett, Manas, the Great Himalayan National Park and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary are some other wildlife sanctuaries, which are on a mission to save the most exquisite and endangered species of India. India's flora is also among the richest in the world. Evergreen forest in the northeast and along the Western Ghats, moist and dry Deciduous forests, swampy marshes, estuaries and lagoons shelter unique forms of plant and animal life.
Fly like a bird with hang gliding over deep mountain gorges or climb serrated glaciers or mountain summits. Plunge into the serene waters of lagoons while scuba diving along coral reefs. Feel lighter than air as you float on hot air balloons, and have a royal ride while ambling along the sand dunes in the Rajasthan Desert on a camel safari, or its modern version a jeep safari on adventure tourism in India. You can also ride on elephant back on an elephant safari in the wildlife sanctuaries in India or going on a horse safari and explore the beautiful countryside in South India or Rajasthan. These thrills and spirit of adventure is just a small part of the exhilaration and excitement for the fast growing area recognized as adventure tourism in India.
If in summer the focus is on the mountains in the northern states, with their salubrious climate, mountain slopes and breathtaking views; in winter skiing enthusiasts can still enjoy the winter slopes while the thousands of kilometers of coastline attract beach, water sports and adventure lovers. Para sailing, wind surfing, catamaran rides, snorkeling, scuba diving and boat cruises are adventure options, apart from swimming and beach sports. Whichever area you visit there is scope for adventure and excitement with adventure tourism in India.
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