Nepal: A diverse ecosystem
Chitwan National Park showcases Nepal’s diverse ecosystem, encompassing grasslands, marshes, and lush sal forests teeming with rare fauna like the one-horned rhino.
India/Bangladesh: A unique mangrove forest habitat
The Sundarbans National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site spread across India and Bangladesh, renowned for its unique mangrove forest habitat and diverse flora and fauna.
India: A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Assam, India, is famous for its vast grasslands and marshlands harboring the rare one-horned rhinoceros population.
Rwanda: A sanctuary for mountain gorillas
Discover Rwanda’s Gorilla National Park, a sanctuary for endangered mountain gorillas surrounded by lush forests, offering unforgettable encounters with these majestic primates.
Namibia: Home to a vast salt pan and diverse wildlife
Discover the wonders of Etosha National Park, Namibia’s vast salt pan teeming with diverse wildlife like elephants, lions, and rare black rhinos amid arid landscapes.
Botswana: Known for its abundant elephant herds
Chobe National Park in Botswana is renowned for its enormous elephant herds, boasting one of Africa’s largest concentrations along the Chobe River.
Tanzania: A dormant volcano
Ngorongoro Crater, a dormant volcanic caldera in Tanzania, hosts an incredible density of wildlife within its fertile volcanic soil and lush vegetation.
Botswana: A wetland system
The Okavango Delta, a unique wetland system in Botswana, offers intricate waterways and diverse birdlife, making it a premier eco-tourism destination.
South Africa: Largest park in South Africa
Kruger National Park boasts a wide array of habitats from savanna to riverine forests, offering an unparalleled safari experience with diverse wildlife including the Big Five.
Kenya: Connecting to Serengeti
Witness the awe-inspiring annual wildebeest migration at the Masai Mara National Reserve, seamlessly connected to Tanzania’s Serengeti for an unparalleled safari experience.
