All animals in traditional Hindu culture are considered sacred. Their symbolic significance is as vehicles of Gods and deities. This is one reason a densely populated country like India is still one of the richest bio-diverse region of the world.
India is a prime example of Diversity, there are today 121 languages in more than 19,500 dialects, spoken across the country. This has fascinated people from around the world to visit, experience and study the quite unfathomable Culture and History of India, to be discovered at every corner of the country. India’s long Coastlines and their ports, Agricultural wealth due to soil fertility caused by its Rivers and their silt, availability of Water therein and Mineral Deposits and their potential, has led to attempts to conquer India by external forces since over a millennium…
Protection of the Forest and Wildlife in India is traditional to its inhabitants, written in the early scriptures in the Vedic times, over a millennium ago. Village communities in the Vedic period were instructed to protect the surrounding forests, as the ancient wisdom of living in harmony with nature was understood, and practised. Official Governance in Forest Conservation can be traced back to the 3rd Century BC when King Chandragupta Maurya, the founder of the Mauryan Empire, appointed a Forest superintendent or Kupyadaksha who was in charge of Protecting….
Hi, I am Sharad Vats founder and director of Nature Safari India Pvt. Ltd. and I am sharing my personal experience of visiting one of
Wildlife tourism in India is synonymous with tigers, but why not with big cats? Visitors from every corner of the world; if they wanted to
Delhi is the capital of India, and it is well connected to all major cities in India, major cities and countries around India, and major
