According to recent Tiger census, India's tiger population has increased from 2,967 in 2018 to 3,167 in 2022.
Bandipur is one of the best Tiger Reserves in India. There are good chances of spotting a tiger here due to their relatively large population.
Ranthambore is a popular wildlife safari destination in India. Tigers and leopards are frequently spotted on the grounds of the reserve's historic fort. Credits (Twitter/ranthamborepark)
The Tadoba-Andhari reserve is one of India's newest tiger reserves, with a thriving tiger population.
Sunderban National Park, located 110 kilometres from Kolkata, is a biosphere reserve, national park, and tiger reserve.
Named after renowned hunter Jim Corbett, it is India's oldest national park. Only the tourism zones of Jhirna, Dhela, and Sitabani remain open all year.
Among India's national parks, Satpura National Park maintains a low profile. The park opened in 1981, making it comparatively new and less popular with visitors.
Bandhavgarh has the highest tiger density in the region. The park is home to more than 50 tigers.
The tiger reserve in the western ghats has tigers, leopards, and the Indian wild dog (dhole). It is famous for the majestic black panther.
It is one of India's premier wildlife reserves. Mukki, Kanha, Kisli, and Sarhi are the four zones here.
Panna Tiger Reserve is the twenty-second tiger reserve in India, located in the districts of Panna and Chhatarpur in MP.