Tour dei safari in 14 giorni: il viaggio di Bernard con India Someday

Right at the heart of India, and with monuments in every corner of the city, Delhi provides one with an eclectic vibe of India’s rich heritage and culture that the country is so famous for around the world. What makes the capital city a favoured one amongst tourists is also it's close proximity to other tourist hotspots like Jaipur and Agra.

Bandhavgarh is known for its tiger safaris, since it is home to the largest number of tigers in the country. The national park is also known to have a huge population of leopards and deers, amongst other creatures. With more than 250 species of birds and 37 species of mammals, Bandhavgarh is one of the best places to visit for wildlife enthusaists.

Known for its tiger safaris since it is home to a significant number of tigers in the country, the Kanha National Park is full of dense thick trees. Untouched nature thrives and invites tourists to this national park. With lush greenery and a huge variety of wildlife, the raw beauty of nature here will definitely leave you spell-bound.

For wildlife enthusiasts, Pench is a dream come true. At the Pench National Park, you can take the jeep safari to the most exotic of flora and fauna. For the more adventurous ones, there is a night safari. Interestingly, this park and its neighborhood is the original setting of The Jungle Book, one of Rudyard Kipling most iconic work.

Udaipur has numerous palaces and forts, but what sets the city apart from the rest of Rajasthan are its beautiful lakes. There are 5 major lakes and a lot of the palaces here have been built right on the banks of these lakes. The City Palace has been built on the banks of Lake Pichola. Other must-visit monuments are Badi Mahal and Amar Vilas.

Jawai is a paradise for nature lovers. The small town, most famous for the nearby dam with the same name, is a haven for migratory birds. But the real show-stopper? Leopards. A stone’s throw from Udaipur, the picturesque Jawai Hills are home to this gorgeous cat, with many chic resorts in the vicinity, It’s the perfect escape.

Jodhpur has been labelled ‘The Blue City’. Most of the houses in the older part of the city have been painted blue, so as to mirror the color of the sky. The best place to visit in Jodhpur is the Mehrangarh fort. Umaid Bhavan Palace, Ghanta Garh and the Jaswant Thada are some other monuments worth visiting.

Right at the heart of India, and with monuments in every corner of the city, Delhi provides one with an eclectic vibe of India’s rich heritage and culture that the country is so famous for around the world. What makes the capital city a favoured one amongst tourists is also it's close proximity to other tourist hotspots like Jaipur and Agra.