Whether you're wanting to see India's protected animal, the bengal tiger, or any of the many other endemic creatures (such as elephants, leopards, one-horned rhinos, asiatic lions or bears), a trip to this country won't be complete without including wildlife viewing or safari.

India has incredible local wildlife to see up close, whether during a safari experience at an animal reserve or at one of their amazing national parks. Here are just some of the great species that you'll be able to see during your visit to this country.

To talk about the history and culture of India, we need to go way back. In fact, the earliest human remains that have been found in South Asia are 30,000 years-old. In this article we mention different phases of the country's history throughout centuries.

Local wildlife is one of India's greatest draws. The country’s natural reserves and national parks are an incredible way to experience this environmental. 80% of the world's tiger population is located in India. The country's tiger reserves were set up in 1973 by the National Tiger Conservation Authority. According to the World Wildlife Fund the wild tigers saw an increase in their population between 2010 and 2016 from 3,159 to 3,890.