Panchali Dey
Sep 21, 2024
This month signals the start of India's post-monsoon season, during which the dry weather and receding vegetation allow for increased sightings in the jungles. This in turn increases your chances of spotting a tiger in its natural habitat.
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This national park is one of the country's best tiger reserves, recognised for its large tiger population and unusual setting of historic ruins and forts.
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With the highest density of tigers in India, Bandhavgarh is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts. October’s cool temperatures offer prime conditions for spotting these big cats.
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Known for its scenic beauty and rich biodiversity, Kanha is another excellent destination for tiger spotting, especially during early morning or late afternoon safaris.
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India’s oldest national park is not only famous for its tigers but also for its diverse wildlife. October is an ideal time to explore its picturesque landscapes and spot tigers.
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With its dense teak forests, Tadoba offers great chances of tiger sightings during October when the weather is pleasant and dry.
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The inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s ‘The Jungle Book,’ Pench is a great location for tiger enthusiasts, offering good visibility in October’s post-monsoon season.
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Known for its easy accessibility, Sariska is another great spot for tiger spotting, with October offering clear skies and cooler temperatures.
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With a high tiger population, Nagarhole’s thick forests come alive in October, making it one of the top spots for tiger sightings in South India.
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