Tigers and other big cate are the multiplying in national parks and the tiger reserves of the India. The journeys international provides travels leadership of the expert Indian the naturalists for the wildlife rich experiences in the both most famous and the lesser known wildlife sanctuaries of India.

Travellers seeking goog places to see the Tigers in the country have reason to be positive during to last many years. Local naturalists report and wildlife officials report most the tigresses in large and best tiger reserves of the central India are either the pregnant or have the cubs. In the India and worlds 2011 was also a very best year for the tiger lovers because it is a good year for the tiger reproduction and survival. Ranthambhore National Park is one of the largest and popular to the Bengal tiger among National parks of India.

Ranthambhore National Park

Ranthambhore National Park

Insideindianjungles is an international travel agency, which is providing many types tour in the whole India.  But it is most famous for India’s Wildlife Tour and Bengal Tigers Tours. Director of the INSIDEINDIANJUNGLES said, Ranthambhore National Park, Bandhavgarh tiger reserve, Kaziranga national park, Sunderbans Tiger Reserve, Kanha National Park and Corbett tiger reserve are most prominent Parks and Reserve for tigers seeing in the India. He says, these national parks most visited by tiger lovers and that person visited these parks sure see Bengal tiger between 5 and 10 times.

In the 2012 and 2013 agency is planning a new wildlife safaris the specifically focusing on the some of popular and the emerging sites for Bengal Tigers and other wildlife of the India. In the November 2012, insideindianjungles

This tour operator also offers individual personal and private arrangements to the visit all tiger reserves, wildlife sanctuaries and National parks of India, all of the which are reporting rise the population of tigers in this year. But not only increasing in the tiger’s population but there are also other wildlife increase include Gaur, Indian Bison, Asiatic lions, elephants, Asiatic Blackbucks, antelopes and much more.

Few best and the current guidebooks to the finding the wildlife exist of India. the key to the finding rare animals and birds of the India is travelling with an experienced the naturalist. There are many reasons for increase in the Indian wildlife such as created many breading place for many animals, relocating these house that are located in park’s area and control on the hunt etc.

Welcome to Assam

Assam is a heaven for elephants and its lovers. There are many national parks, tiger reserves and wildlife sanctuaries but Kaziranga national park, Bandipur national park and Mansa National park of this state and India. Assam has recorded remarkable increase in the population of elephant according to newest census of elephants.

Total 5,620 elephants are living in the Assam state of India, according to the newest census of elephant compared to the 5,246 elephants in census of 2009 year. As per this data, 374 elephants increased between 2009 and 2011 that is a good indication for elephants and wildlife lovers. Forest minister of Assam, Rockybul Hussain said “we are very happy by this news and are active for increasing the Assam’s wildlife”. He said, we wants make Assam an ideal tourist destination and wildlife state in India. the minister of forest also released one report the regarding elephant census.

Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park

If we are comparing age wise then we found composition of elephants population showed 17 percent Calf, 12 percent Juvenile, 20 Sub-Adult and 51 percent adult—which is also the considered to be normal far the healthy of the elephant population, report said.

The elephant census report also then noted there are have 25 protected areas (PAs), 5 national parks and 20 wildlife sanctuaries and 3,054 elephants are living in these parts. While 2,516 elephants are living in the managed forests like proposed reserve forests, reserve forests, district council reserve forests and the unclassed forests and 50 elephants are living in the revenue areas. Hence, this report shows all elephants in the Assam living in the protected areas and they are secure.  This report is indicating to the wildlife protecting in Assam and India.

Among the national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, first rank takes by the Kaziranga National Park (KNP) with the 1,165 population of elephant and second position takes by the Manas National Park (MNP) with the 945 elephants.

Another important showed by the newest elephant census, Manas National Park has taken first position among the wildlife sanctuaries and National Parks in the term of density of elephant, its density is 189 elephants per hundred square kilometres area and second position of Kaziranga national park with 135.6 elephants per 100 square kilometres area. Rajiv Gandhi National Park has taken lowest position with only 5.08 elephants per 100 square kilometres areas.  The Dibru Saikhowa sanctuaries and the Nameri wildlife sanctuary recorded population of elephants of the 233 and the 115, the respectively, report mentioned.

Good news for tiger lovers and wildlife lovers from the Madhya Pradesh and its Kanha National park. The population of tigers in the Madhya Pradesh is on increase. This central state that was top in the list of tiger population but it has lost many tigers in last year. But now it would rapidly acquire its lost honour because birth’s reports of tiger cubs from its parks and reserves.

There have been birth’s reports of the tiger cub from about of the all tiger reserve, national parks and wildlife sanctuaries like Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh tiger reserve and much more. After the tiger census 2011, more than five dozen tiger cub births in Madhya Pradesh and main amazing report the came from capital city of Madhya Pradesh, where see a tigress spotted with her 2 cubs on the 27 March 2012 in the Kerwa forest. It appears as if Mother Nature also has showered in the state with its blessings since it missing its crown of the “Tiger State” last year.

Kanha National Park

Kanha National Park

After the birth’s reports of the tiger cubs from Panna Tiger Reserve, Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve and Pench Tiger Reserve, best news came from the unexpected the quarters. The photograph of tigress with her 2 cubs was captured the through camera-trap method, Bhopal Circle, the Chief Conservator Forest (CCF),  SS Rajput, said, adding that some of the forest officials have seen tigress with her cubs.

“Although tigress the remained elusive and images of the 2 cubs have been the captured on cameras the installed in forests to locate tigress and the tiger, which have regularly strayed in the forest area,” he added.
The ages of the cubs are approx two and a half months. Officer of the Forest department spotted the pugmarks of cubs and tigress before a week ago in the Kerwa forest area.
Since the last year, tigress has made the areas of Kerwa forest her territory. It probably reached here from the nearby the forest range of the Ratapani, the forest department sources said. The Rajput believed that a male tiger was too roaming there and pugmarks of the male tiger were too spotted in area. Sometime back, National Judicial Academy’s staff also saw male tiger on their campus the after which an alert was the sounded. The Signboards were put-up at different places in forest to warn the people about presence of tiger in surrounding areas.