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Monsoon Safaris: Open Tiger Reserves Offer Green Escapes
8 Jun
Summary
- Several tiger reserves remain open during monsoon, offering unique experiences.
- Visitors can explore select zones and buffer areas for wildlife sightings.
- Monsoon transforms forests, offering mist-covered landscapes and vibrant greenery.
Even as most national parks close for the monsoon, several tiger reserves across India welcome visitors. These select destinations offer a chance to experience the forests in their most vibrant, green state. Destinations like Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra, Pench National Park spanning Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, and Satpura National Park in Madhya Pradesh remain accessible.
Visitors can explore specific tourism zones and buffer areas, enjoying mist-covered landscapes and unique wildlife encounters. Other parks such as Dudhwa National Park in Uttar Pradesh and Nagarhole National Park in Karnataka also offer partial access to buffer regions, promising different kinds of jungle adventures during the rains.
