Even though this region is teeming with birdlife, all wildlife enthusiasts are bound to like this trail. It is a comprehensive jungle tour, which gives you an insight into the heart of north east’s rich bio diversity. The highlight of these jungles are not only the birds and the one-horned rhinos, but also other indigenous species that inhabit these jungles.  In less than 10 days, one can see much more than the mind can ever imagine.

The island of Sri Lanka lives up to its tropical ambience with a large green cover with mixed forests and rainforests. With that comes the abundant wildlife – leopards, elephants, tigers and more. Of these, the elephants play a vital role in the animal life and in turn interest for wildlife enthusiasts. The Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage is a big draw for the travellers. They come here to see the conservation work and then head south to the other big destination, Yala. In between are many other swathes of forested land.

This trip sets you on a discovery  of the Asiatic lions, but it actually is much more than that. Add the thrill of spotting flamingoes and wild asses in the Little Rann of Kutch and the wildlife enthusiast will have the perfect trip. This itinerary makes it a comprehensive trip by adding local culture, a beach stay and history to the mix. Of these Raniki Vav, the glorious step well and the structures of Junagarh cannot be missed.

This two week itinerary allows for both heritage and wildlife to mingle, making it a wholesome North India trip in search for leopards, and seeing many more animals along the way. Bera and Siana are the two main leopard sighting destinations, while Ranthambore holds the promise of tiger sighting. For those who are interested in history, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Agra cannot be matched. In Delhi, the capital, one gets a sense of the amalgam of the new and old. All in all, this is one of the best wildlife trips of Indo Asia.

This trip allows for a whole lot of green therapy, while you hop from one dense forest to another. This itinerary offers a showcase of Bangladesh’s best jungles like Sundarbans, Kotka Wildlife Sanctuary, Harbaria Forest, Lawdobe Forest, Khadim Nagar National Park, Baikka Beel, Lawacharra Rain Forest and Satchari Reserved Forest. One gets ample time to roam the forests, take safaris and country boat rides. This also gives a sense of local life and the rich countryside.