Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is one of the hidden gems of India’s wildlife tourism. Located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, the reserve is home to a variety of wildlife species, including tigers, elephants, leopards, deer, and many more. With its lush green forests, sparkling rivers, and rich biodiversity, the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is…
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50 Years of Project Tiger in India: Celebrating Conservation Success and Addressing Ongoing Challenges
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Apr
Apr
Project Tiger is a wildlife conservation initiative launched in India in 1973 with the aim of preserving the dwindling population of Bengal tigers in the country. The project was initiated by the Government of India, in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and various state governments. The project was launched in response to the…
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Uttar Pradesh, one of the largest states in India, is home to a number of wildlife reserves and national parks, including several tiger reserves. If you’re planning a wildlife tour in Uttar Pradesh, it’s important to choose a responsible and sustainable tour company that will ensure your trip is eco-friendly and supports conservation efforts. One…
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Discover Kanha National Park: A Complete Guide to All Zones and the Best Tour Package with Wildlense Eco Foundation
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Apr
Apr
“The one certainty in tiger tracks is; follow them long enough and you will eventually arrive at a tiger, unless the tiger arrives to you first,” – John Vaillant Kanha Tiger Reserve is one of the largest national parks in Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India. It is the finest tiger reserve in the country…
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If you’re looking for an adventurous and unforgettable experience, consider a visit to the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve in Uttar Pradesh, India. This breathtaking destination is home to some of the world’s most endangered species, including the Bengal tiger, leopard, and Soft-coated otters. With the help of Wildlense Eco Foundation, you can experience the beauty of…
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Aug
Aug
Tourism is often associated with a negative impact on local wildlife. However, ecotourism is different, and it can actually have benefits. Increased community awareness for conservation When local communities see tourists coming in to see wildlife, it can change their attitudes towards conservation. Wild animals they once saw as threats to their livestock or communities…
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Mar
Mar
India is an incredible destination and famous around the world for its vast diversity in all aspects, be it flora, fauna or its rich and diverse wildlife. The Indian terrain is dotted with spectacular wildlife destinations. So, if you are a wildlife lover or nature enthusiast then North India has a lot to offer you….
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Jan
One of the many unique experiences to check off your TO-DO list is to experience wildlife nestled in its natural habitat. While planning to explore a lush landscape on a wildlife safari, one requires to prepare accordingly. Having knowledge of what to wear, what to carry, and what to be mentally prepared for helps smoothen…
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Jan
The Panna Tiger Reserve spreads over Chhatrapur District and Panna District in Madhya Pradesh. An insight into the Pana Tiger Reserve is a lived experience of witnessing animals residing in their natural habitat, stunning waterfalls, an unending list of flora and fauna, forest trails, and several wildlife species. Nestled in the Vidhya ranges, Panna Tiger…
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Wildlife tourism is the fastest and largest growing service industry that comes with great opportunities to grow and get quick returns. Merging the economic aspect with sustainability, this sector aims to meet “sustainable development goals”. Not just that, it is also a way to protect biodiversity while involving local communities and offering them fair chances…