India is known for its diverse landscapes, people from all over the country and abroad reach the tourist places here to admire them and capture them in their photos. Everyone wants to keep these in their memories through photos. But the job of some people is to go to such places and take beautiful and amazing photos. Today we are talking about wildlife photographers, which is very challenging and risky. In this, various aspects of the life of animals living in the forest and open nature are depicted through photographs. Taking pictures of animals is not an easy task and for this, wildlife photographers have to look for the right place. Today in this episode we are going to tell you about some such places in India which are no less than a paradise for wildlife photographers. These places can give a great experience to people interested in wildlife. Let's know about them...

Kaziranga National Park, Assam

Kaziranga National Park, located in the northeastern state of Assam, is most popular for wildlife conservation. It has also been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This national park is also known for the successful conservation of one-horned rhinoceros, which is almost on the verge of extinction. Apart from one-horned rhinoceros, there is a good population of tigers, especially Bengal tigers. Animals found in Kaziranga include some species of Asiatic wild buffalo, hog deer, hoolock gibbons. It is also home to about 495 species of birds.

Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand

Located in Uttarakhand, this park is famous for photographing large carnivorous mammals. Jeep safaris are chosen to enter the inner areas of the parks so that large mammals can be seen in their own environment. There are five different areas, which are filled with different sets of animals and birds. Choose the zone based on the season and the type of animals you are looking for. The backdrop of the Himalayan foothills adds more beauty to the photos. You can spot many species and interesting animals for photography in this park.

Tadoba National Park, Maharashtra
This national park is located in the Maharashtra Chandrapur region. Spotting tigers here is very easy as this park has a large population of tigers. Go for an elephant ride, as it will allow you to get close to these carnivores without any safety concerns. The park area is also known for its rich and unique flora, which makes for a good backdrop for wildlife photos. The only issue is the misty climate conditions which make it mandatory for photographers to visit the park early in the morning to capture picture-perfect images.

Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh
Bandhavgarh National Park in the state of Madhya Pradesh is considered one of the best places in India for tiger photography, as it has the highest density of tigers in India. The topography of the park varies between steep ridges, undulating forests and open grasslands. This makes the Royal Bathurst a great place for a photographer to capture the scene. Taking shots of the tigers becomes a little easier. The upper region of Bandhavnagar National Park gets ample light in the early morning which is perfect for a photographer. Apart from tigers, this place is also known for bird photography.

Keoladeo National Park, Rajasthan
This is a great place for those interested in birds. Keoladeo National Park is a great place for wildlife photographers who want to capture the interesting habits and colors of birds on camera. It was earlier also known as 'Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary'. There are about 370 species of birds here. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. Siberian Rubythroat, Marsh Harrier, Dalmatian Pelican, Indian Courser, Eurasian Spoonbill, Ferruginous Duck etc. are some of the birds found here. Apart from birds, this national park also has a good population of a variety of fish, reptiles and amphibians.

Great Himalayan National Park, Uttarakhand
This park is the basic park for any wildlife photographer in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh state. You can find all the wildlife elements here that are required for a photographic tour. This park holds a great collection of exotic animals that are confined to the Himalayan ecosystem. Here you can find many valleys, which are rich with herbivorous herds with a backdrop of exotic vegetation. You can find many rare environmental views to click time-perfect pictures.

Hemis National Park, Ladakh
Ladakh is a beautiful destination known for its natural charm. It is also a place where international and national wildlife photographers visit to capture the rare beauty of wildlife in its natural environment. Hemis National Park attracts thousands of professional photographers, who wait for the elusive white leopard to come and get captured in their camera frame every year. The snow leopard is a feared animal, and it is recommended to go with the most experienced guide while photographing them. Capture the awe-inspiring beauty of the Indus River and the Zanskar River and their fusion. Amazing fauna and flora, and interesting birds make it a perfect place for wildlife photography.

Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan

Located in the state of Rajasthan, Ranthambore was a hunting ground for the elite at that time. Located in the terrains of the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges, the sanctuary is known for its Royal Bengal Tigers. Tigers can be easily spotted during daylight hours busy in natural activities like hunting or taking care of their babies. Ranthambore National Park attracts wildlife photographers from both India and abroad.

Satpura Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh
One of the most beautiful tiger reserves in India, Satpura Tiger Reserve is located in the Satpura range of Hoshangabad district in Madhya Pradesh. It is formed by combining three wildlife sanctuaries- Satpura, Pachmarhi and Bori, where each of them has different areas. Apart from tigers, spotted deer, Indian bison, leopard, blackbuck, marsh crocodile, langur and the rare Indian giant squirrel are seen here.

Dudhwa National Park, Uttar Pradesh
This is an ecosystem park located in Uttar Pradesh. Located on the Indo-Nepal border, you can find a variety of animals to photograph. From one-horned rhinoceros to hog deer, you can find an array of animals. If you visit during spring or winter, you can spot many local or migratory birds. The park has clear weather throughout the year, making it easy to photograph animals even in low light.

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