Wildlife Tour Kerala

Kerala has a vast expanse of lush tropical forests all along the Western Ghats mountain ranges. Nestled in verdant forests of Kerala are fourteen wildlife parks and sanctuaries, including some of the finest in India. The national parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Kerala offer some of the most delightful and adventurous nature treks in India. Visit and explore some of the finest national parks and sanctuaries of Kerala with India Travel Portal. See some of the rare and most endangered animals on the planet earth like the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, a rare wild goat, on your Kerala wildlife tour with us. Tour to Kerala Wildlife with us to explore the most magnificent and varied forests found anywhere in the world. Enjoy an exciting elephant safari or a thrilling jeep safari to negotiate the dense forest of Kerala for wildlife viewing. On your wildlife tour of Kerala, you can visit the Periyar National Park and enjoy an exciting boat cruising on the beautiful lake Periyar to observe the activities of elephants and other wildlife in the park.

The most popular national parks and sanctuaries of Kerala include Periyar National Park, Wyannad Wildlife Sanctuary, Silent Valley National Park, Thattekad Bird Sanctuary, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary and the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary. The Periyar National Park shelters the largest population of Asiatic Elephants in the world. The spectacular sight of elephant herds moving and playing on the banks of Lake Periyar is truly an unforgettable experience. The Wyannad Wildlife Sanctuary is regarded as the natural home of Gaurs, Monkeys, Deer and elephants. The Silent Valley National Park is famous for its population of Elephants, Tigers, Wild dogs, Flying squirrel and lion-tailed Macaques. On your visit to the Thattekad Bird Sanctuary, you can spot the famous Malabar grey Hornbill, Heron, Woodpecker, Rose winged and blue winged Parakeet and the rare birds such as Ceylon frog-mouth and Rose billed Roller etc.

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