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India has
a diverse climate and topography which is reflected in its rich
flora and fauna. Renowed for its tigers, elephants and rhinoceroses,
which form a part of 500 species of mammals living in India.
National Parks and other protected areas in India are administered
at the state level and are promoted as part of each state's
tourist attractions. Safaris can be customised and van's, jeep's,
even boats can be arranged to approach wildlife more discreetly.
Watch towers and hides are also available and provide good opportunities
to observe and photograph wildlife. |
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[ India Wildlife intro. ]
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500
species of mammals, over 2000 species and sub-species
of birds, 30,000 insect species and ... |
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With
a little preperation you can make the most out of your
safari, so ... |
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[
Animal Spotting Tips ]
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An
understanding of habits and patterns of animal activity
increases our chances of seeing them ... |
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Photography ]
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The
'magic hours' of photography are immediately after dawn
and before sunset ... |
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MORE
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For
more information on wildlife in India |
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India is
geographically divided into three main regions, each with many
subregions and different climatic conditions. The important
national parks, wildlife sancturies and reserves within these
regions are given below : |
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Gangetic
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Southern
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