Tiger Tourism in India

Tiger tourism in India is gaining in popularity because India is one of the few countries, if not the only country, where not only tigers are found but the tiger population is proliferating. Tiger sightings are primarily done in protected parks and wildlife sanctuaries. Although there are 42 tiger reserves in India, the best wildlife sanctuaries where tiger sightings are done are - Bandhavgarh (Madhya Pradesh), Pench (Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh), Ranthambore (Rajasthan), Kanha (Odisha), Corbett (Uttarrakhand).The tour operators usually arrange a special package for a traveller interested in tiger sighting wherein the traveler is taken on a specific trail where chances to spot a tiger is maximum. Tigers can be seen in their natural habitat in India. Tourism co-exists with conservation of wildlife habitat in India. Hence India is home to about half of the world’s population of tigers of 3,200. Tiger Tourism in India is one of the prime interests for both foreign as well as Indian tourists. Tiger Safari can be done in two ways-on open jeeps or elephant back. These Safaris are conducted by experienced and trained staff. Tiger sightings can be done any time of the year and there are packages to suit everyone’s time and budget, some are 18-20 days long while other are shorter.

Ayurveda and Wellness Holiday

If there is one place naturally suited for wellness holidays in the world, it is India. No other country in the world can offer the range of Ayurveda and Wellness Holiday options as can India.There are specific packages for specific wellness need. Like one can take an Ayurveda wellness package for sinusitis, migraine or chronic cold. Similarly one can also take a package for arthritis, positions or nervous disorder. While there are some wellness packages only for women, there are others that can be taken by either gender.

There are a number of wellness packages designed around yoga-the Sanskrit word for "union"-which is a practice that uses posture and breathing techniques to induce relaxation and improve strength. While there is no specific time of the year when one can take these packages, the options for such offerings should be thoroughly checked for suitability and requirements.

These Ayurveda and Wellness Holiday packages are offered across the country some of them are for simple cosmetic treatments while others are more grave medical solutions. One can combine a treatment session or sessions with any of the abundant tourism options available in India and one company that can suggest the best combination suiting your requirement in Tangent Inc.

Wild Life Tours in India and Ladakh Holiday Packages

Wild Life Tours in India has world famous sites for bird watching, tiger sightings accompanied by world class hotels and resorts which cater to every budget requirement of travellers. India’s wildlife is preserved in 89 national parks, 13 Bio reserves and more than 400 wildlife sanctuaries across the country, almost all of which allow tourists a safari or a trip.

While there are specific areas famous for specific animal sightings like the Kaziranga National park for Indian rhinoceros and Barsey in Sikkim for birds, there are more general sanctuaries and national parks that offer a mix of everything. Tour packages for wildlife sightings are often tailor made in India depending on the interest and time available of the traveller.

Ladakh Holiday Packages is also where absolutely breathtaking lakes can be found like the Tsomori Lake and the pangong Tso Lake. Rafting is also a thrilling activity in the region. One can also go on a trail of beautiful Monasteries.

No permits are required to visit most parts of Ladakh. Although there is no specific time to visit the hilly region, the roads leading up to Ladakh open in April or May and are open till November or December. The rich Tibetan-Buddhist culture in the region makes it even more interesting to observe. The region is also famous for its various festivals. One of the main festivals is Hemis Festival which is of prime tourist attraction and is celebrated with Champs or sacred dances performed by Buddhist monks.