Leopard Sighting is Increasing at Kanha National Park

Good news for all wildlife lovers from around the World. News of Kanha National Park the world famous Tiger Reserve of central India.

Now days in Kanha National Park the Leopard (Panthera Pardus) sighting is increased nothing like any thing.

The sightings of leopard are increased in the area like Kanha Meadows, Schaller Heights, Mehnar Nallah etc. Kanha is famous for its rich wildlife and only place to see hard ground barasingha in the world.

Now travelers can enjoy leopard sighting with Tiger watching in the wild.

Nature Trails India, a brand of Nature Trail Tours India Pvt. Ltd, visit Kanha Tiger Reserve on many wildlife tours to India. for details please visit our websites http://www.naturetrailsindia.info and http://www.birdwatchingtoursindia.com or email us at enquiries@naturetrailsindia.info or on ntrails@gmail.com

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