Best time to see a tiger in indiA
There are very few places in India where tigers are spotted. Of the most famous places where people throng to see tigers, Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand is the most popular. Lots of reasons make this park the first choice for wildlife lovers. The first of them of course is the biggest tiger population that is present here. According to the official website of the Corbett National Park, there are about 3000 to 4500 tigers which is amazing given that there are not many paces in India with such a big population of Royal Bengal tigers.
If you love tigers and wild life in general this park must be on your list of places to visit in Uttarkhand. Other well known tiger reserves are Bandhavgarh, Ranthambore, Kanha, Tadoba, Pench and Satpura National Park. And of course one cannot talk of Royal Bengal tigers and not mention the Sundarbans in West Bengal - the home of tigers. But if you are in the northern belt of the country, Corbett is your best choice because it is in the scenic state of Uttarakhand and as you probably know there are many good places to visit in Uttarkhand besides the tiger reserve.
But the topic we are addressing here today is this - what is the best time to spot a yellow-black striped majestic animal?
During summers when temperatures rise, the land loses water fast. Most sources of water dry up and tigers come out in search of water. It becomes easy to locate tigers better if you know the location of watering holes in the park. During winters the weather is more suited for visitors to enjoy the trip but sightings are rare. Also, when monsoon starts the undergrowth becomes thick with foliage and wild grass which isn’t s pleasant to trek or go on safaris. So if spotting the majestic animal is your primary goal book a resort in Uttarakhand. Book Corbett tour packages early during the early months of summer that is from April to June. Here is a special tip: book your Corbett tour packages early to avoid the rush.
