22 June,2024
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The Periyar Lake is full, and boat safaris offer a chance to see elephants, bison, and a variety of bird species against the backdrop of verdant hills.
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It is a part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, lush and green during the monsoon.
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The largest mangrove forest in the world, the Sundarbans are home to the Royal Bengal Tiger and monsoon brings a unique charm to this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Kabini backwaters are a haven for wildlife, and boat safaris provide an excellent way to see animals there.
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The increased water levels during the monsoon in the lakes attract tigers and other wildlife, making it an exciting time for safaris.
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The monsoon adds to its mystique, with the park's dense forests and diverse flora and fauna becoming even more enchanting.
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Known for its high density of Bengal tigers, Bandhavgarh turns lush green during the monsoon.
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India's oldest national park is stunning during the monsoon.
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This lesser-known gem in Goa is a delight during the monsoon and is home to a variety of wildlife, including tigers.
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Kanha is rich in flora and fauna. The monsoon season brings out the lush greenery and vibrant wildlife.
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