The Indian landmass is home to a large variety of flora and fauna. India has an amazingly wide variety of wildlife animals and birds that live in the diverse terrain of the country. From ferocious Royal Bengal tigers to Asiatic Elephants, India houses this huge variety of animals in its 89 national parks, 18 Bio-Reserves and more than 400 wildlife sanctuaries.

The Western Ghats, the Eastern Himalayas and Indo-Burma region are the three of the 34 most biodiversity rich spots in the world. According to a study, India is one of the 17 countries that host about 60 to 70 per cent of the world’s biodiversity.

However, due to irresponsible interference of humans with the ecosystem has resulted in the loss and extinction of many species. Due man’s interference with nature and the threats that have risen out of this, conservation of these biodiversity rich spots and their wildlife in India have become important.

Due to this, national parks and wildlife reserves have come up in different parts of the country where a healthy interaction of humans and wildlife is encouraged. India, today, has as many as 15 biosphere reserves for the conservation of endemic and endangered species, out of which four are part of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves.

It is important on our part to understand and respect the balance of nature and interact responsibly with these ecologically sensitive areas. Thrillophilia understands this responsibility and hence carefully designs wildlife tour packages for different parts of India that not only allow you to experience the wild but without disturbing the equilibrium set by nature. The packages designed by Thrillophilia are a careful combination of fun and experiential tours and are created specifically to cater to all your needs.

The best places to witness India’s amazing wildlife are its national parks and sanctuaries. They are repositories of amazing flora and fauna, and showcase the great diversity that marks India’s ecology. Several of them stand as exemplary models in the preservation of several endangered species, while providing a natural habitat for the others.

• Manas National Park
• Kaziranga National Park
• Keoladeo National Park
• Nanda Devi National Park
• Kanchendzonga National Park
• Sundarbans National Park

The land of India is bestowed with bountiful natural beauty that shelters diverse wildlife. From lush forests and salt deserts to rugged mountains and vast marine stretches, India's wildlife sanctuaries are home to unique species of flora and fauna. Some of the top sanctuaries in the country that are ideal for a wildlife game drive are listed below.The land of India is bestowed with bountiful natural beauty that shelters diverse wildlife. From lush forests and salt deserts to rugged mountains and vast marine stretches, India's wildlife sanctuaries are home to unique species of flora and fauna. Some of the top sanctuaries in the country that are ideal for a wildlife game drive are listed below.

• Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan
• Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan
• Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan
• Bhainsrorgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan
• Hemis Wildlife Sanctuary, Ladakh
• Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka
• Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka

There are over 80 national parks in India, spread all over the country. Some are larger and more accessible then others. These parks are all popular with visitors, and offer a diverse variety of flora and fauna.

• Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand
• Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan
• Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh
• Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh
• Kaziranga National Park, Assam
• Sundarbans National Park, West Bengal
• Valley of Flowers National Park, Uttarakhand
• Bandipur National Park, Karnataka
• Nagahole National Park, Karnataka