Uttarakhand Wildlife Packages

Plan a wildlife vacation to Uttarakhand with exciting tour packages offered by Tour My India. Get the best discounts on Uttarakhand wildlife jungle safari holiday packages while enjoying a memorable travel experience.

We at Tour My India design some of the best wildlife travel itineraries, thus rendering you an opportunity to relish the thrill to be in the wilderness and the bliss of being amidst the most surreal.

Uttarakhand is located in the laps of the Himalayas, which span across two regions: Garhwal and Kumaon. It boasts some of the best high altitude national parks and wildlife sanctuaries that are home to exotic Himalayan animals and birds. Wildlife enthusiasts and bird lovers should not miss a chance to explore its rich wildlife. The state is home to almost 102 mammals, 600 bird species, 19 amphibians, 70 reptiles and 124 fish species. These include globally endangered species like Royal Bengal Tigers, Asian Elephants, Snow Leopard, Guldar, musk deer and Himalayan Monal.

There are 6 national parks, 7 wildlife sanctuaries, 4 conservation reserves and 1 biosphere reserve, all of which are the best wildlife places in Uttarakhand. Some of the most famous national parks are Corbett, Gangotri and Rajaji national parks.

Corbett National Park is the oldest and largest tiger reserve in India. The biggest attraction here is the Royal Bengal Tiger, which is found in large numbers, besides Asiatic Elephants, Indian Python, gharials and langurs.

At Gangotri, Binsar and Rajai, you get to see exotic Himalayan wildlife like Himalayan Black Bear, snow leopard, Himalayan Tahr, Himalayan Monal Pheasant, Musk Deer and Bharal.

Nanda Devi National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site) is also the best wildlife destination to spot rare Himalayan wildlife like Himalayan Musk Deer, Himalayan Tahr, Goral, snow leopard and Himalayan Black Bear. Other famous wildlife destinations in Uttarakhand are Govind Pashu Vihar, Benog Wildlife Sanctuary and Askot Sanctuary.

Bird lovers and those who love birding will absolutely enjoy their visit to Uttarakhand. You can spot various species of birds of all colours and sizes including rare exotic Himalayan birds. The best birding destinations in Uttarakhand are Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, Pangot and Kilbury Bird Sanctuaries. Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is home to more than 200 species of birds including laughing thrush, pheasant, nuthatches, Himalayan Monal and forktail. Pangot and Kilbury Bird Sanctuaries are two of the most famous bird sanctuaries in Uttarakhand, home to more than 580 species of birds. Some of the Himalayan bird species which can be seen are Himalayan Monal, red billed blue magpie, old world babbler, koklass pheasant and brown fronted woodpecker.

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You can plan your wildlife tours to Uttarakhand from any of the major cities of India. Plan a wildlife vacation with your friends and family from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad Goa, Delhi and other major cities of India. All the arrangements of the wildlife tour, from pick up to accommodation to the wildlife safari, is taken care of by us.

There are several wildlife hotels, resorts and lodges where you can book a stay during your wildlife tour in Uttarakhand. You can choose a particular stay depending on your preferences and budget. Several resorts are located in close proximity to wildlife destinations like Jim Corbett National Park, Rajaji National Park, Binsar, Pangot and Kilbury, so that the excitement and thrill is enhanced manifold. Camping options are also available in Binsar, if you want to have the adventure and excitement of being in the lap of nature.

• Some of the items which you should carry while visiting Uttarakhand are a good camera, spare batteries, a pair of binoculars and a birding guide book.
• If you are visiting it during the winters, between the months of November to March, remember to pack proper and sufficient warm clothing.
• Before planning a trip to Uttarakhand, read about the state’s policy about birds and animals, entering sacred places, eco-tourism, and interacting with tribals.
• Follow the rules and regulations while enjoying a wildlife safari like not stepping outside the vehicle or making unnecessary noise.