OT Staff & Waquar Habib
Just under 45 km from Delhi, Sultanpur National Park is a winter birding paradise with 250+ resident and migratory species, ideal for day trips and bird photography.
Sariska’s dry deciduous forests and rugged Aravallis support Bengal tigers, leopards and hyenas, plus heritage temples and forts for added cultural interest.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Keoladeo’s wetlands host over 370 bird species each winter; perfect for birdwatching and wildlife photography.
India’s oldest national park offers classic tiger safaris, rich biodiversity and varied habitats — grasslands, riverine forests and hills — best for wildlife excursions.
Set in the Shivalik foothills, Rajaji features elephants, leopards and deer amid lush forests with scenic landscapes ideal for jeep safaris and nature walks.
Chambal’s riverine sanctuary protects gharials, mugger crocodiles and freshwater dolphins, plus numerous birds; boat safaris let you explore diverse wetland wildlife.
A famous tiger reserve with impressive forts and ruins, Ranthambore blends wildlife viewing with history — great for big-cat sightings and photography.
Dudhwa’s extensive grasslands and forests offer rhinos, tigers, swamp deer and rich birdlife, rewarding visitors seeking a less crowded national park experience.