Wildlife Safari in Periyar / Karnataka
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Karnataka
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Periyar Wildlife Safari Experience:
Discover the charm of a national park that houses a variety of exotic and endangered wildlife species. It stands proudly among the most breathtaking parks in the country. During your friendly wildlife safari here, you'll have the delightful opportunity to encounter majestic creatures such as Bengal tigers, Indian elephants, and many more.
Embark on an enchanting journey into the heart of nature with the Periyar Wildlife Safari. Nestled in the captivating landscapes of Kerala, the Periyar National Park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Spanning across the picturesque Western Ghats, this safari offers a rare opportunity to witness the untamed beauty of the region.
Key Highlights:
- Scenic Location: Situated in the mesmerizing landscapes of Kerala, creating a perfect backdrop for wildlife exploration.
- Rich Biodiversity: Home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, and various bird species.
- Lake Safari: Explore the unique experience of a boat safari on the scenic Periyar Lake, offering a different perspective of wildlife.
- Eco-Tourism Initiatives: Periyar is renowned for its successful eco-tourism model, emphasizing conservation and sustainable practices.
- Trekking Opportunities: For the adventurous, Periyar offers trekking options, allowing you to discover the park on foot and immerse yourself in the natural surroundings.
- Wildlife Conservation: The park is a symbol of successful wildlife conservation, actively contributing to the protection of endangered species.
- Nature Interpretation Center: Gain insights into the region's biodiversity and conservation efforts at the park's Nature Interpretation Center.
Experience the magic of Periyar Wildlife Safari, where every moment is an exploration of nature's wonders and a celebration of wildlife in its natural habitat.
Quick Info
Location: Kerala, Western Ghats.
Wildlife: Diverse, endangered species, including Bengal tigers and Indian elephants.
Experience: Boat safari on Periyar Lake, eco-tourism focus, and trekking options.
Conservation: Active role in wildlife protection and successful conservation efforts.
Nature Interpretation: Gain insights at the Nature Interpretation Center.
Tourbix Adventure: Elevate your safari with expert guidance from Tourbix Adventure.
Accessibility: Conveniently located for a friendly and educational wildlife experience.
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Wildlife Safari in Periyar / Karnataka
The Wildlife Safari takes place in the picturesque landscapes of Periyar, Karnataka, within the Western Ghats.
Expect to encounter exotic wildlife, including Bengal tigers and Indian elephants, amidst the rich biodiversity of the Western Ghats.
TourBix Adventure enhances the safari experience, providing seamless and expertly guided exploration, ensuring an unforgettable adventure.
Yes, the safari emphasizes eco-tourism with initiatives that contribute to conservation and sustainable practices.
The package includes a boat safari on Periyar Lake, trekking options, and a visit to the Nature Interpretation Center for insights into the region's biodiversity.
Periyar is recognized for its successful wildlife conservation efforts, actively contributing to the protection of endangered species.
Yes, TourBix Adventure ensures expertly guided exploration, providing a knowledgeable and seamless wildlife encounter.
Booking can be done through TourBix Adventure's official platform, allowing for a convenient and straightforward reservation process
The safari is designed to accommodate various age groups, providing a family-friendly adventure amidst nature's haven.
The safari offers a unique blend of exotic wildlife encounters, eco-tourism initiatives, and the expertise of TourBix Adventure, ensuring an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Western Ghats.
