Top Wildlife Parks in India in July Tiger Safari Adventure

Want to see the tigers up close in India? Head on for a tiger safari in India’s most amazing wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. India is home to in fact 70% of the world’s wild tiger population making it one of the most desired destinations to visit.

Most travel enthusiasts prefer to go on a safari during the cooler months, but July is also a good month to visit, as it is the beginning of the monsoon season in India, offering a mesmerizing experience. Especially the rain washed forests looks refreshing, full of green, the whole environment looks green and vibrant.

However with the onset of the monsoons some wildlife sanctuaries and national parks remain closed, so you will have to check by getting in touch with the best wildlife tour operators to check which parks to include in your Tiger Tours India. Many tiger reserves remain open in core or buffer zones, so even in the monsoon season you will have a wonderful time visiting some of the top destinations.

Here is a list of some of the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in India; you can visit in the monsoon season as the buffer zones remain opened:

1. Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra

Known as: The Jewel of Vidarbha

Tadoba is one of the oldest tiger reserve in India, there are many zones to explore in this reserve, and the best part is that the tiger reserves are opened even during the monsoon season. During the monsoon season, the dry deciduous forest is changed into lush green landscape, full of dense vegetation and trees, making the jungle look lively.

Why Visit in July:

Unlike many parks it provides year-round safari access.
Since it is a tiger reserve, it guaranteed that you are going to have a close encounter with the tigers.
Lesser crowds for a more intimate experience.

Wildlife to Spot:

Bengal Tigers
Sloth Bears
Wild Dogs (Dholes)
Indian Leopards
Gaur (Indian Bison)

Safari Information you should know:

Open Zones: Navegaon (core), Moharli, Kolara,, and multiple other buffer zones.
Safari Types Available: Jeep safari, canter safari.
Best Time: After the rainfall they step out of their habitat, and you can spot them.

2. Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh & Maharashtra

Known as: The Land of Mowgli

Pench is located in Madhya Pradesh & Maharashtra, and this national park is popular because the story book, The Jungle Book, written by Rudyard Kipling, the inspiration was taken from the jungles of this national park, making an important spot to include in your Wildlife Holiday Packages India. There are many zones that are opened even during the monsoon season, Turia and other buffer zones are opened in July. Only during peak monsoon season some buffer zones remain close.

Why Visit in July:

The landscapes looks spectacular, blessed with green canopies.
Have a thrilling time observing the tigers in cloudy and misty weather.
Best for taking beautiful refreshing photos of the monsoon.

Wildlife to Spot:

Royal Bengal Tiger
Civet Cats and Porcupines
Wild Boar
Leopard
Sambar Deer

Safari Info:

Open Zones: Turia (buffer), Khawasa.
Safari Types Available: Jeep safaris and night safaris (in some zones only).

3. Satpura National Park, Madhya Pradesh

Known as: India’s Most Secluded Tiger Reserve

Satpura is famous for its tigers and offers a more intimate experience. The region is covered with rugged terrain and offers breathtaking views letting you immerse in the beauty of the peak. Here you can enjoy jeep safaris, walking safaris, and canoe rides.

Why Visit in July:

It is one of the Off-the-beaten-path national parks, less crowd and raw beauty at its best.
Offers different types of safari experiences.
It is not only about tigers, but is a rich biodiversity park.

Wildlife to Spot:

Sloth Bears
Tigers (though will be hard to spot)
Indian Giant Squirrel
Malabar Pied Hornbills
Crocodiles

Safari Info:

Open Zones: Madhai (buffer zone)
Safari Types Available: Jeep, boat, walk, canoe (but depends on weather)

4. Dudhwa National Park, Uttar Pradesh

Known as: The Terai Tiger Territory

This national park is located near the India-Nepal border, and is popular for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers, which will let you have close encounter with the tigers in your Tiger Tours India. Blessed with rich biodiversity, in July although most zones of the park are closed, but in some buffer areas near Kishanpur, you can opt for eco-tourism.

Why Visit in July:

This national park is popular for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers
Off the beaten path spot, so less tourists and wilderness at its best
Have a chance to see rare species like swamp deer and fishing cats.

Wildlife to Spot:

Tigers
Elephants
Swamp Deer (Barasingha)
Over 400 bird species

Safari Info:

Restricted buffer safaris available.
In July you can enjoy Walking tours and village stay, an ideal experience to opt for.

5. Nagarhole National Park, Karnataka

Known as: Kabini, the Land of the Black Panther

Nagarhole is a part of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and during the monsoon the jungle turns completely lush green with dense forest and rich vegetation. The main zone to visit during the monsoon is Kabini, offering boat safaris in its backwaters.

Why Visit in July:

Lush green forest and flourishing wildlife.
Offers a close encounter with the Black Panthers.
Famous for its charming misty views and enchanting backwaters.

Wildlife to Spot:

Tigers
Black Panther (if you’re lucky you might spot it!)
Leopards
Elephants
Indian Gaur

Safari Info:

Open Zones: Kabini and Nanchhi Gate.
Safari Types Available: Jeep and boat safari.

6. Manas National Park, Assam

Known as: UNESCO World Heritage & Biosphere Reserve

Manas National Park is situated in the foothills of the Himalayas, near the India-Bhutan border. During the monsoon season only buffer and the eco-tourism zones are opened. It is the must-visit national park in India that you must include in your Wildlife Holiday Packages India.

Why Visit in July:

Visit the Bhutan village in the border
Immerse in the natural beauty, dense forests, and varied species of flora
Some rare species can also be found.
One of the best ways to explore the monsoon magic of northeast.

Wildlife to Spot:

Bengal Tigers
Assam Roofed Turtle
Wild Buffalo
Golden Langurs
Pygmy Hog

Safari Info:

Can visit only the buffer zone and the eco-tourism zones.

Explore the lush green forested trails near forest edges
Take boat rides

7. Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, Tamil Nadu

Known as: Gateway to the Nilgiris

Mudumalai is popular because this park is located where the Western and Eastern Ghats meet, that is, Bandipur and Wayanad. During the monsoon season the buffer zones are opened, providing a chance to explore its flora and fauna.

Why Visit in July:

Can engage in eco-tourism and birdwatching.
It is near to Ooty and Masinagudi.
Enjoy tranquil drives
Explore the lush green forested trails.

Wildlife to Spot:

Tigers
Leopards
Elephants
Peacocks and Hornbills
Giant Squirrels

Safari Info:

Open Zones: Theppakadu buffer zone and only the eco-tourism zones.
Safari Types Available: Only Van safaris are available organized by the forest department.

A tiger safari in India is unlike any other experience, especially if you are traveling in the monsoon season. if you’re looking for a thrilling escape this monsoon that is loaded with dense forests, lush greenery everywhere, active wildlife, and refreshing rains, then wildlife lovers will love these destinations.

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