Just as with our cultural tours, our unique and immersive Wildlife Safari Tours possess the same qualities that have established Easy Tours as India’s Premier Boutique Travel Facilitator. These exceptional wildlife tours are designed and facilitated with a level of personal knowledge and experience unmatched in our industry.
Our founder started visiting Indian wildlife parks in the early 70s, and these sanctuaries soon became a passion for him. The India Specialists at Easy Tours love to hear him recount those days, when the infrastructure for both travel and lodging were primitive compared to today, yet the experiences were, just like today, unforgettable.
We hear of bareback elephant rides into remote parts of the jungle, and of chance tiger encounters while on foot! Having experienced over 600 safaris in the past four decades, our founder insists on personally designing each of our wildlife itineraries.
The best wildlife tours of India combine a synergistic knowledge of India’s many wildlife parks (including lodging and safari options), the desires and preferences of discerning guests, and the current and foreseeable conditions at the parks.
Our dedicated staff of Wildlife Specialists maintains a constantly evolving knowledge base on India’s best wildlife parks, including the current conditions of the sanctuaries, the number of seasonal wildlife sightings, and local road and weather conditions that could impact wildlife sighting opportunities.
We facilitate the best wildlife tours in India because we combine a keen understanding of the expectations and needs of western visitors with the realities of the logistics involved in navigating India’s best wildlife parks. We strive to only use the most skilled and experienced guides and trackers available
Planning your wildlife tour in India is also easier when you consult with one of our Specialists because we have the ability to arrange all aspects of your tour, giving you the option of combining other pursuits such as explorations of the rest of India and/or other nations in South Asia. Please choose from the great selection of unique and well thought out itineraries offered below, or ask us to design a visit to include the parks or wildlife you'd like to experience.
In November 2016 I spent three weeks in the National Parks of India and am posting to recommend my specialized travel agent Easy Tours, located in the greater Austin, TX area. I have focused, specialized goals and needs as a freelance international wildlife and nature photographer, and I wanted to enter and depart the chaos and turmoil that is India as seamlessly as possible. Easy Tours arranged drivers with comfortable private vehicles, private "Gypsy" vehicles in Ranthambhore and Bandhavgarh National Parks, solo boat travel on the Chambal River Preserve, and hotels and domestic air flights. They listened very carefully to my special needs for a hard-working and efficient trip and I was free to photograph undistracted by other jabbering tourists, boat or vehicle rockers, etc.; I spent long hours with quality professional guides and no distractions, got the photos I needed and wasted no time in cliched urban tourist spots. Placing my trust in Easy Tours saved me immense hassle. This group listens, customizes, then delivers!
India’s Top 8 Best Wildlife Parks are listed below along with some basic information about each park. To protect its great variety of wildlife, India has over eighty national parks and four hundred and forty one sanctuaries. They are spread all over the country, and offer numerous opportunities for the enthusiast to observe and enjoy a huge variety of wildlife. Some of the major endangered and threatened species include two thirds of the world's remaining tigers as well as the last remaining Asiatic lions. The gigantic one-horned rhino is found here, as is the Asian elephant.
Birdwatchers can also select from various options, such as Keoladeo Ghana National Park, one of Earth's most famous wetlands. There are dozens of bird species that flock to different parts of India from far away nations and continents. Every winter, Olive Ridley turtles swim thousands of miles to lay their eggs at the Bhitarkanika Sanctuary. They come ashore in huge numbers one night in either January or February, dig holes in the sand and lay their eggs in them, then cover them up with sand and head back into the ocean before dawn arrives.
We select lodging at the wildlife parks based on the lodging provider’s commitment to protecting their environment. We have a passion for India’s wildlife parks, and go to great lengths to provide wildlife experiences that do not hamper conservation efforts. You can stay at comfortable to incredibly luxurious Jungle Lodges and venture out during the day to explore the parks and view wildlife. An elephant ride or safari into the jungle can be exhilarating, and will provide memories that will last a lifetime. In some cases, you can sit and watch from a watchtower or take a boat trip to observe the wildlife