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Known for its tiger population, Ranthambore offers thrilling tiger safaris amidst ancient ruins.
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Nestled in Ladakh, Hemis is renowned for its snow leopards. The stark, mountainous terrain sets the stage for rare glimpses of these elusive big cats.
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India's oldest national park, Corbett is famed for its diverse wildlife and the chance to spot the majestic Bengal tiger in its natural habitat.
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With one of the highest densities of tigers, Bandhavgarh's dense forests and grasslands provide ample opportunities for tiger sightings.
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Home to the last remaining population of Asiatic lions, Sasan-Gir is a crucial conservation area, offering a unique experience with these majestic creatures.
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Known for its population of one-horned rhinoceroses, Kaziranga's grasslands and wetlands support a wide variety of wildlife, including tigers and elephants.
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Inspired Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book," Kanha is known for its diverse ecosystems and is a prime location for spotting tigers and leopards.
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Set amidst the picturesque Western Ghats, Periyar is famous for its boat safaris on the serene lake, offering glimpses of elephants, tigers, and a rich birdlife.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Manas is known for its rare species like the Assam roofed turtle and Bengal florican amidst stunning landscapes.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sundarbans is a mangrove forest known for its royal Bengal tigers and unique ecosystem shaped by the tides.
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