Showing posts with label holidays in india. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays in india. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Bhitari Female Been Sighted at Bandhavgarh National Park





Deall All

Recent News from Bandhavgarh National Park,situated in the heart of India & also know as Tiger Country of India.

Bhitiari female had been sighted recently at Bandhavgarh National Park, the bihtari female is grand daughter of Sita & daughter of Chardhara female, she also been mating to one of the male tiger, hope she will have cubs soon.

Thanks to our team member Amber for sharing the bhitari female images with us.

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We visit Bandhavgarh National Park on our tour many tiger tracking tours.

For tour details please visit our website

www.naturetrailsindia.info email:- ntrails@gmail.com

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Nature Trails India Now on You Tube

Nature Trails India, a brand of Nature Trail Tours India Pvt. Ltd. Please to inform all wildlife,nature & tiger lovers from all over the world,that Nature Trails India is now on you tube,please check updated video of trips,tiger tracking,escorted holidays etc. click oh given link to view the videos http://www.youtube.com/user/naturetrailsindia

Happy viewing of videos

With Warm Regards
Team Nature Trails India

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Asiatic Lions in India


The range of the Asiatic Lion once extended throughout Asia-Minor and into Eastern Europe but loss of habitat and persecution from man relentlessly reduced their numbers until today, the only remaining population is in the Gir Forest, a patch of remnant forest in the Saurashtra Peninsula of Gujarat. Thanks to the protection afforded to animals by the former Nawabs of Junagadh the lions managed to survive here through decades of slaughter elsewhere in the country and granting of National Park status in 1975 further ensured their continued preservation. An estimated 327 Lions roam the 141,000 hectares of the sanctuary and maintain an uneasy relationship with a significant population of Maldhari tribesmen settled within the reserve boundaries along with their 20,000 head of cattle.

We visit Gir National Park on our tour "Big Five Of India".

For tour details please visit our website http://www.naturetrailsindia.info or email: tours@naturetrailsindia.info