The 29th of July, 2019 “Global Tiger Day”, can be considered as a historic landmark in the world of wildlife…
India celebrated a sweet victory, as our Honorable Prime minister Mr. Modi, announced that the tiger population was on the rise, and India, with around 3,000 tigers, was one of the safest habitats for the big cats.
The tiger census, is an intensive exercise that is carried out, across India every four years, to estimate the tiger population. The fourth cycle of the tiger census, conducted in 2018, revealed that their numbers have increased considerably.
This is a great reason to visit the Indian jungles soon, as spotting the tiger, might have just become a little easier
As most Indian jungles re-open in October, this is the perfect time to start scheduling your trip, as the limited safari permits get sold out very quickly.
If you are planning a safari holiday, do let us know and we will help you with the best wildlife places to visit.
