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• Young Grizzly Young Grizzly

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    Not knowing that all the hub-bub is about him... more interested in getting to the berries.

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• Sandhill Crane Sandhill Crane

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    This beautiful Sandhill Crane was passing through Yellwstone.

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• Gentle Giant Gentle Giant

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    A bison eats near some wild flowers.

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• Violet-green Swallow Violet-green Swallow

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    These swallows nest in the clay cliffs all over Yellowstone.

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• Elk in Tandem Elk in Tandem

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    These two female elk were feeding together.

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• Killdeer Killdeer

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    This bird, called a Killdeer, was feeding form the hot thermal springs in Yellowstone National Park.

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• Many Reasons for Visiting Raja Many Reasons for Visiting Rajasthan

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    When people ask “which is the royal state” of India, only one name comes in both mind and mouth that is Rajasthan. Truly, no doubt about this fact, it is not just a royal state but also a resplendent tourist destination, honored for its rich culture, traditions, magnificent forts and palaces, electrifying fairs and festivals, heritage, the scenic sand dunes, adventure sports, thrilling wild-life, cuisine, music & dance, rip-roaring desert safaris and so on. Below we have explained why you must visit Rajasthan once in a lifetime through few points.
    
    Grand Forts of Rajasthan: Apart from rich cultures and heritage, forts in the state are other highlights as the land is enriched with innumerable titanic forts, which describe the gallant past of Rajasthan as well as the victorious Rajputs. Some of the prominent forts of the state are:
    
    •    Mehrangarh Fort: Located in the Jodhpur, and was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha. Moti Mahal (Pearl Palace), Phool Mahal (Flower Palace) and Sukh Mahal are few striking attractions of this palace.
    
    •    Amber Fort: One of the best places to visit in Rajasthan is well-known for Rajput and Mughal architectural patterns, and is situated in Jaipur. This fort is finest architectural marvel of Rajasthan, and made by using white marble and red sandstone. Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of Private Audience), Jai Mandir, Jas Mandir, Sukh Niwas, Diwan-i-Am or Hall of Public Audience, etc. are the most popular attractions of this fort, and can be explored in Jaipur tour. Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan, and has several beautiful tourist attractions.
    
    •    Chittaurgarh Fort: Situated in the Chittor District of Rajasthan, and noted for its elevated construction, which captivates attention of visitors. Rana Kumbha Palace, Fateh Prakash Palace and Padmini's Palace are few beautiful palaces inside the fort.
    
    Park of Rajasthan: The desert state of India is also globally famous for its eye-opening wildlife and national park. Ranthambore National Park, Keoladeo National Park and Desert National Park few bewildering parks within the state. Tourists who are wildlife lover have must visit parks once in their life.
    
    Rajasthan food and cuisine: It is also popular for its luscious mouth-watering traditional food. If you are a foodie, you must go to Rajasthan for tasting its superb blend of spicy and colorful dishes. Dal Bati Churma, Bajre Ki Khichdi, Jodhpuri Mawa Kachori, Sohan Halwa and Moong Dal Halwa are some well-liked dishes, and you can enjoy them during your Rajasthan tour as these dishes are available throughout in the state.
    
    Rajasthan Hotels: Hotels of Rajasthan are unique as most of the palaces, forts and royal buildings have been converted into the heritage hotels. These heritage hotels are providing tourists a glance into the life of royal families. Some of the best hotels in Rajasthan are located in Jaipur, Udaipur, summer and Mount Abu city, which are known for their world-class services and facilities.
    
    

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• Flights to Abuja Short Holiday Flights to Abuja Short Holidays in Nigerian Capital

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    Abuja is one of the most wonderful cities in Western African Region. This city is also one of the modern places in Africa too. Get on flights to Abuja and visit this exquisite city of Nigeria, which is a shining crown for West Africa for tourism.

    Abuja is a sprawling city with a great skyline full of tall buildings, highly modern suburbs and lively towns. Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria, the pride of this small nation. Abuja is one city which made its mark among the fewest cities in the world which is prepared for purpose.

    Book your cheap air tickets to Abuja from Crystal Travel and visit Abuja which is the perfect example of great human will, management and planning. Abuja is relatively among the newest emerging cities on this globe. The place where this city is now sitting was mare a bushy region and now this place transformed into a beautiful city.

    Abuja is the main source for political, administrative, financial, educational and commercial activities in Nigeria. Well what else you can expect from the capital city of the Nigeria. Abuja replaced Lagos as the capital of Nigeria and became the proud epicenter of Nigeria in 1991. Get on cheap flights to Abuja and visit this wonderful Niger city which is planned and created from the scratch just in time of over eleven year. Must be a fascinating story of development, eh!

    Abuja is the most up to date city in terms of architecture and technology, sitting at the core of Nigeria in national capital region known as Suleja, this city is truly the core of everything in Nigeria. Buy flights to Abuja from Heathrow, London, UK and visit this manmade wonder in Nigeria.

    Abuja is not a usual or natural tourist destination. Hack, it was not a tourist destination in the first few years either. But constant and subtle development made it a new and emerging global tourist destination, which is giving some hard competition to many fellow African cities.

    Even if Abuja is relatively new city, this city doesn’t lack in providing entertainment, sightseeing and adventure sites to the tourists who are visiting this showcase of new modern architecture. Book your Direct flights to Abuja with Crystaltravel.co.uk and visit Abuja and its beautiful sites

    While visiting Abuja you can visit some interesting places which are surprisingly peaceful and full of wisdom about African culture. Places like National Mosque, National Church of Nigeria, Castle of Law and the Christian Centre are remarkable in this category.

    Abuja also getting famous for its five Abuja parks which are sure shot assurance for great adventure and recreation in Abuja, these famous five parks known as Millennium Park, Monalisa Amusement Park, Durban/River Plate Park, Wonderland Amusement Park and Maitama Amusement Park. Hop on cheap flights to Abuja and experience these wonders of this wonderland.

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• Ras Mohammed Shore Excursions Ras Mohammed Shore Excursions From Sharm Port

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    Pick up from Sharm port upon arrival with a modern air conditioned van for a short drive to the Ras Mohamed National Park, your guide pointing out interesting features on the way. Then we will drive to the only place in the northern hemisphere where the Mangrove trees grow in the salt water and see the Fiddler crabs around the waters edge, we will also take you to see what the locals call the 'Earth Crack', a fissure formed during an earthquake thousands of years ago, and the Magic Lake, a beautiful salt water lake formed by a sand bank from the Red Sea. Take the opportunity to swim in this lake which is supposed to have magical properties! We will stop at three different locations along the coast offering opportunities to swim or snorkel around the coral reefs from some of the parks famous beaches. The waters here are beautifully clear and warm and the corals give a home to over a thousand different species of colorful tropical fish. Transfer back to the port.

     

     

     

    
    

     

     

     

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    * Port pickup & drop off service
    * All transfers by Ac Vehicle
    * Tour leader of your language
    * Entrance fees to the National park
    * Water and soft drinks onboard
    * All services charges and taxes

     

     

     

    
    

     

     

     

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    * Snorkeling equipment
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    * From 2 to 3 pax: 80 Usd
    * From 4 to 6 pax: 60 usd
    * From 7 to 10 pax: 55 Usd

     

    Ras Mohamed Snorkeling Trip, Tour to Ras Mohammed From Sharm Port
    

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• Holidays in India: One Country Holidays in India: One Country, Different Themes

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    Diversity is a very synonymous term associated with India owing to its religions, culture, multi-lingual populations and tourism. India tourism has a lot of diversity to offer that makes it a prominent driver of economic growth in the global travel and hospitality industry. The country abounds with several exotic destinations that draw travelers from far off lands for Holidays in India. Indian tourism has different themes  to offer such as adventure, wildlife, religion, beach and hill stations among others. Nearly every tour operator has a presence on the internet today. This allows guests to choose from a variety of  attractive India holiday packages offered by the local tour operators. In this article, I have mentioned four different themes for holidays in India.

    Wildlife Tours

    India is home to the second largest bio-diversity in the world and ranks 12 in the list of countries having most diverse flora and fauna species. The wildlife protected area of India are spread across different parts of the country in the form of 89 national parks,  400 wildlife sanctuaries and 13 Bio reserves. The country abounds with 6% flora , 6.2% reptile, 7.6% mammal and 12.6% avian species. Indian wildlife and national parks have been the subject for tales, fables and novels such as The Jungle Book by Rudyard  Kipling. Though there are a large number of animal parks in India, the three names that rule the roost are Kaziranga National Park, Gir Wildlife Sanctuary and the Sunderbans. Their prominence is high because they play host to three most endangered animals- Single Horned Rhinoceros,  Asiatic  Lions and Royal Bengal Tiger.

    Beach & Backwater Holidays

    When it comes to backwater holidays in India, nothing can beat the charm of Kerala. The beach and backwater tour of Kerala  is globally renowned owing to its verdant green surroundings, houseboat trips, salubrious climate, swaying palm trees and Ayurvedic massage centers. Alleppey and Kumarakom are the backbone of backwater tourism in Kerala. Among the beaches beaches, Kovalam has commanded all the attention. Besides Kerala, Goa is another well known beach destination of India best known for its cosmopolitan ambience, unparalleled languidness and  full of beans nightlife. 

    Hill Station Tours

    The northernmost part of Indian subcontinent is marked by the beautiful, breathtaking and towering peaks of The Great Himalayas. Although Kashmir tours has its own set of limitations owing to the political turmoil going on there, the state receives a good amount of tourist footfall owing to its picturesque lakes, gardens and traditional crafts. However, when it comes to fabulous hill stations in India, Himachal Pradesh tops the chart. Some popular hill stations within this state include Shimla, Kullu, Manali, Dharamshala and Dalhousie. The capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is quite popular with honeymooners due to its picturesque surroundings, verdant valleys, lush green forests and colonial ambience. The southern region of India too has its fair share of hill stations teemed with picturesque spots, lush green plantations and cascading waterfalls. Ooty, Munnar, Kodaikanal and Coonoor are popular names of South Indian hill stations.

    Adventure Tours

    If you are one of those people who loves to live on the edge of thrill & excitement, India is one of the best bets available for you. Some famous adventure activities that  India tourism offers to the tourists include skiing, scuba diving, river rafting, trekking, rock climbing, mountain biking and Paragliding. Ladakh offers ample opportunities to get indulge in a variety of adventure sports for a thrilling and shivering experience. Even Goa beaches offer good opportunity for water sport activities.

    The above mentioned themes listed for tours to India are just a few names in the huge list of options. With so much variety available for India vacation, the country is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in the world.

     

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• Painted Desert Painted Desert

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    One of the many views of the Painted Desert in the Petrified Forest National Park.

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• Winter Sunrise @ Bear Lake Winter Sunrise @ Bear Lake

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    Bear Lake sits at 9475 ft. elevation in Rocky Mountain National Park.   A paved road open year around takes you to within 100 yards of this beautiful alpine lake.  Hallett's Peak ( Elev. 12, 713 ft.) is in the spotlight due to the rising sun at dawn on a winter morning in January 2009.

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• Holidays in the New Forest Holidays in the New Forest

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    When many of us think about a holiday we think about packing a suitcase, going to the airport, getting on a plane and arriving on an exotic island somewhere. But have you ever thought about not getting on a plane and perhaps driving down the M27 to take a holiday in The New Forest?
    
    Well, perhaps you should because holidays in The New Forest have plenty to offer. Whether you are looking for relaxation, history, adventure or discovery you'll be spoilt for choice.
    
    Take a look at our guide of staying in the UK and enjoying some New Forest fun.
    
    Cycle experience
    The New Forest has a network of over 100 miles of off road cycle routes perfect for a weekend break or holiday.
    
    With an extensive choice of cycling routes, The New Forest is a fabulous place for budding cyclists. It offers quiet country roads and cycling routes for those wanting to improve fitness and stamina, while taking in the stunning landscape and historic villages.
    
    The cycle routes are also ideal for families wanting safe off road routes. Along the way you will see animals including ponies, pigs and deer and you will experience the open heathland and sheltered woods with restaurants, pubs and tearooms to pop into along the way.
    
    Horse riding
    Whether you are a seasoned rider or a beginner, horse riding in The New Forest is one of the best ways to explore the area with over 3,000 ponies roaming the landscape. The New Forest also offers accommodation solutions for people wishing to discover the area with their own horse.
    
    Walking
    The New Forest is home to 193,000 acres of unspoilt heathland and ancient woodland. With 143 miles of track, visitors are free to explore this National Park by foot as well as bike or horseback.
    
    The New Forest offers endless walking routes that will twist and turn through vibrant areas, imposing woodland and bubbling streams and when your feet get tired you can stop off at a pub to enjoy some food and re-charge.
    
    Shopping
    Wherever you go on holiday it's always nice to buy yourself something and to bring something back for the unlucky ones that didn't get to holiday with you. The New Forest has an array of gift shops where you are sure to find the perfect souvenir. If not, you can visit one of the town markets with stalls selling everything from clothes to gifts.
    
    Confectionery always makes a nice gift too, so why not visit the Chocolate Studio or the Burley Fudge Shop for some handmade and gift wrapped chocolate and fudge.
    
    Spa treatment
    Holidays are about relaxing and taking time out. The best way to do that is to be pampered. If you want a manicure, pedicure, facial or massage, you will find a range of spas that offer luxurious treatments and tranquillity. Heaven.
    
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    If you love or have ever wanted to try sailing, canoeing or windsurfing, water sports on the coast of The New Forest or inland waters is the best place to do it. There are also indoor pools at all health and leisure centres, which boast some of the best indoor sport facilities in the South.
    
    
    About the author:
    This article is written by Stephen Smith is a consultant of Travel, vacation, holiday. For more information about Devon holidays, please visit: hoburne.com
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• Why Maui and Kauai are voted a Why Maui and Kauai are voted as The Best Vacation Island Of Hawaii?

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    Nestled in Hawaii, Maui has been voted to be the best island in the world, featuring a wide range of terrains and natural wonders with unsurpassed beauty. From taking a stroll on the seaside streets of Lahaina to the lovely beaches of Kaanapali, there are number of reasons to choose this island as your vacation base. Maui is also known as “The Valley Isle” because of valley like shape of Maui, formed as a result of volcanic erosion.

     

    Maui is the second largest Hawaiian island with very little population, making Maui popular among the visitors looking for peaceful and secluded Maui vacation rentals. Being home to quite a few prized locales, Maui is an oasis of recreation, luxury, nature exploration and relaxation for both residents and visitors alike.
    
    Maui island encompasses a diverse climatic zone and varied natural environments ranging from mountainous view to lush green vegetation. Visitors can enjoy hiking, horseback riding, trekking and many more adventurous activities by making Maui beachfront villas as their base. The "Sunny Kihei" is another masterpiece of Maui, which offers nearly eight picturesque sand beaches with loads of recreational activities. Maui also has some of the finest golf and tennis clubs. The island comprises of world-class luxury afforded by Maui beach vacation rentals of your choice.

     

    Kauai is a tropical paradise of Hawaii. One gets spell-bounded by its diverse landscapes, and places of interest. Be it beaches, forests, parks, gardens or mountains, Kauai condo rentals suits to all your requirements and caters all modern amenities. Anahola, Lihue, Kapaa and Poipu are worth exploring places in Kauai. You can also visit the famous Hanelei Valley, and Limahuli Garden and Preserve. Besides, National Tropical Botanical Garden, Kilauea Lighthouse and National Wildlife Refuge, Russian Fort, and Menehune Ditch are amongst some significant attractions in the city.

     

    Kauai is also known as Hawaii's Garden Isle because of its lush greenery, long white sandy beaches and beautiful flowers. And is famous for family and couple vacation. From the vast belt of Waimea Canyon to the cliffs of the Napali Coast, Kauai island features a panorama of cascading waterfalls, canyons, plunging ravines, pristine beaches and bays, and a multitude of activities therein. This is the reason why Kauai is also known as "The Island of Discovery." You can simply kick back and relax in your cozy Kauai vacation rentals and can enjoy air tours, boating, fishing, snorkeling, whale watching, horse riding, shopping, biking, golf and tennis.

     

     

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• Pathway through the forest lea Pathway through the forest leads to Yosemite Falls

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• Rajasthan tours Rajasthan tours

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    Rajasthan - An idyllic and historical land of North West India that has been colored with uncountable shades of color. Here find forts national parks wildlife sanctuaries colorful fairs or festivals temples and much more.Triupatiholidays has prepared some valuable packages for give you worthwhile tourl to Rajasthan.
    
    Our experts tried to provide you best bunch packages of Rajasthan tours. We cover almost most historical places or tourist destinations of Rajasthan such as Jaipur Jodhpur Jaisalmer Bikaner Udaipur etc. In our tour packages of Rajasthan you can get all kinds of Rajasthan tours like a wildlife desert historic classic and golden triangle tour etc. on very competitive prices.
    
    Select any of the Rajasthan tour packages which are suitable for your budget just send us we will provide best accommodation services on reasonable cost with Rajasthan hotels.
    
    

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• Jungle Safari in Nepal Jungle Safari in Nepal

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    Nepal is mostly known for its Mountain, Culture and Natural diversity. However we say this is not allabout Nepal. There are still lots of resource, which make Nepal affluent and wonderful place.

    Jingle Safari is one of the main attractions of Nepal. It has several national parks and wildlife reserves most of which have dense tropical Jungle teeming with diverse wildlife and birds. Jungle safari is the fourth most popular tourism activities in Nepal after trekking, climbing and tour.

    Jungle safari is an outdoor activity in to the wilderness to see the wild animals, birds and natural diversity. We have more than 800 species of birds which is more than the combined number of USA and Canada. Our national parks are home to the some of famous and endangered animals such as Royal Bengal tiger, One horned rhinoceros, wild elephant, wild boars, deers, crocodiles and many more. It is also an opportunity to pay your respect to the nature by indulging with them.

    Chitwan National Park is vary popular among the visitors while Bardia and Koshi Tappu wildlife reserve are widely regarded as best place for nature observation.

    

    Royal Chitwan National Park

    Chitwan National Park is the most popular destination for tourists wanting to have a good experience of the region’s wildlife. It was declared a National Park in 1973. In 1984, UNESCO designated Royal Chitwan National Park a Natural World Heritage Site. The Park offers protection to 56 species of mammals including the one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, leopard, sloth bear, wild elephant, striped hyena, Genetic dolphin and wild bison. There are estimated to be 470 species of mammals, over 500 species of birds, 126 species of fish, 150 species of butterflies and 47 species of reptiles in the park! A recent study also points out that over a third of Nepal’s tigers are in Chitwan.

    The Park is spread over an area of 932 sq kms and located in the lowlands of the kingdom. The forest cover is predominantly sal forest, interspersed with tall grasslands, small hills, ox-bow lakes and flood plains.

    The best time to visit Chitwan is from October through February, when the temperature averages 25 degrees Celsius. The months of March, April and June can be extremely hot, while July-September is the monsoon season when rivers swell and parts of the park are inaccessible.

    Animals that can be seen during Chitwan Jungle Safari are :

    Some of the animal species that can be seen roaming around the park are Royal Bengal tiger, Gangetic dolphin, One-horned rhinos, Golden Monitor lizard, Wild Asian elephant, Gaur, elephant and Gharial crocodile. Though all through the year this park is frequented by a huge number of travelers, in monsoon season usually people avoid to go to this place. At that time, roads become inaccessible.

    This park of Chitwan has a long history. In the past, this park used to satisfy the kings' quest for hunting. On the other hand, during the late 19th century it becomes a highly preferred destination for safari hunters. However, with the course of time as the number of rhino and tiger started to decrease, in the year 1963 its southern part was announced to be a Rhino Sanctuary. Later in 1984 Chitwan National Park was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.

    This park also acts as the home ground for various types of birds and reptiles. Sal forests and Grasslands cover the most part of this park. Almost 50 types of grasses can be seen here. Elephant grass is one among them. The hills and the lakes have made the landscape of Chitwan National Park a unique one. The total area of this park is around 932 square kilometers.

    

    Royal Bardia National Park

    The Royal Bardia National Park is spread over 968 sq km and located in the Western Nepal Terai. It is easily the largest and least disturbed wilderness spread in the Terai, and is predominantly Sal forest interspersed with tall grasslands. It is bound on the north by the Chure hills and is skirted on the West by the Geruwa river, a branch of the Karnali which is a major tributary of the Ganges.

    It is generally known as the best place where your chances of spotting a tiger in Nepal are the highest (even Chitwan comes a second!). Other animals include the rhinoceros, swamp deer, leopards, jungle cats, blue bulls (nilgai), sloth bears, barking deer and langurs. There are a few wild elephants here and one of the males is considered the largest in Asia!

    The Geruwa river that rushes in through a break in the hill range, silt laden and full with snowmelt, is home to the famous Mahseer game fish, gharial, mugger crocodile and the freshwater Genetic dolphin. The park also has cobras, kraits and pythons.

    The park boasts more than 250 species of birds, including the endangered Bengal florican, Sarus crane and many species of geese, ducks and parakeets.

    The activities here include jungle safari on elephant back, jungle walks, boat rides and jeep drives. The best time to visit the park is from October through March. The months of April-June are unbearably hot while July-September is monsoon time.

    Royal Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve

    Suklaphanta is a smaller (305 sq km) version of Bardia in many ways. Located at the southwestern extreme of the kingdom, its topography is primarily riverine floodplains and open grassland and sal forest. It also has a large lake and the Bahini river flows through the park.

    The park is home to tiger, leopard, a good number of swamp deer (prime habitat, often sighted), otters, hispid hare, blue bull (nilgai), leopard, hog deer and wild boar.

    The park also has over 300 species of birds and most of the tourists who make the trip here are keen bird watchers. Reptiles include gharial and mugger crocodiles, Indian python, cobras, kraits, rat snakes and monitor lizards.

    Activities here include wildlife watching on elephant back and jungle walks. The best time to visit the park is Feb-March. December and January are cold and visibility is poor due to foggy conditions, while April to June is hot.

    Parsa Wildlife Reserve

    Parsa Wildlife Reserve is located to the east of the Royal Chitwan National Park. It is spread over 499 sq. km of hills and flatlands, and has a sub-tropical monsoon climate. The forests are predominantly sal (Shorea robusta), with other tree species like chir pine, sissoo and khair, and grasslands making up the rest. This reserve has tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs (dhole), deer, blue bull (nilgai), hog deer and barking deer. The reserve also records over 300 species of birds, including the endangered giant hornbill and the Bengal florican. Snakes found here are cobras, kraits and pythons.

     

    The best time to visit the reserve is during October to March, when conditions are best. The summer months April-June can be oppressively hot, while July-September is the rainy season. Activities here include safaris on elephant back and jeep, and jungle walks.

    What to bring along

    Although the Terai can be cool during the winter, it can be stiflingly hot during the summer months. If you are headed here in winter bring a sweater or jacket along. Summer months require cool clothes. Good walking shoes, a good shady hat and sunscreen may be considered essential. Make sure your clothes are in neutral colours that help you blend into the background. Red, yellow and white are conspicuous.

    Carry along some mosquito repellant, anti-diarrhea tablets and anti-histamines. Lastly, along with photo equipment, a pair of binoculars will prove invaluable. If you are closer to the monsoon months carry some waterproof jackets. Just in case.

    The Terai jungles are also famous for leeches that appear in the monsoon and are around for a few months after. Salt or a lighted cigarette will make them fall off; do not pull them off as the wound may get infected. Try an insect repellant to keep them away.

    1 night 2 days

    1st day:

    • Pick up from bus park
    • Welcome drinks.
    • Introduction to your room
    • Lunch
    • Briefing session
    • Ethnic village tour to Tharu museum
    • Sunset viewing
    • Tharu stick dance
    • Dinner

    2nd day:

    • Wakeup call
    • Breakfast
    • Elephant back safari
    • Departure

    2 nights 3 days

    1st day:

    • Pick up from bus park
    • Welcome drinks
    • Introduction to your room
    • Lunch
    • Briefing session
    • Ethnic village tour to Tharu museum
    • Sunset viewing
    • Tharu stick dance
    • Dinner

    2nd day:

    • Wake up call
    • Breakfast
    • Canoeing + bird watching + nature walk or Elephant breeding center visit
    • Elephant bath
    • Lunch
    • Elephant back safari
    • Dinner

    3rd day:

    • Wake up call
    • Breakfast
    • Free morning
    • Departure

    3 nights 4 days:

    1st day:

    • Pick up from bus park
    • Welcome drinks.
    • Introduction to your room
    • Lunch
    • Briefing session
    • Ethnic village tour to Tharu museum
    • Sunset viewing
    • Tharu stick dance
    • Dinner

    2nd day:

    • Wake up call
    • Breakfast
    • Canoeing + bird watching + nature walk or
    • Elephant breeding center visit
    • Lunch
    • Jeep safari (seasonal) or
      Over night stay at tower or
      20 thousand lake visit
    • Dinner

    3rd day:

    • Wake up call
    • Breakfast
    • Elephant breeding center visit
    • Elephant bath
    • Lunch
    • Elephant back safari
    • Dinner

    4th day:

    • Wake up call
    • Breakfast
    • Free morning
    • Departure
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• Hallett's Peak in Rocky Mounta Hallett's Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park reflecting in Dream Lake @ Sunrise

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• Sunrise in Rocky Mountain Nati Sunrise in Rocky Mountain National Park

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    Pine tree in Rocky Mountain National Park backlit by a beautiful sunrise.  Taken in Sept. 2011. 

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