The tourism industry has played a key role in improving the country’s economy. The availability of abundant tourist destination centers in the country sees a number of tourists flocking the country for their vacations. The country has a number of historical destinations to visit. Goa, Kerala and Digha are some of the best tourist destinations of India. As such, it is important to understand some of the best destinations in India that can ensure one gets value for their money.
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Corbett National Park
Corbett is India’s earliest and oldest national park. It was established by a legendary tiger hunter known as Jim Corbett and has played a key role of attracting several tourists to the country. Located in Uttarakhand, the site offers a tourist attraction only three hours from Nainital. The fact that it has five zones means that tourists get the perfect opportunity to experience various environments within the same park. Jhirna, the park’s largest zone is always open all through the year. It is very easy to spot a tiger in this park. The abundance of other fauna and flora in the park is also very high. However, charges are very high for foreigners.
Elephanta Caves
These caves located in Elephanta Island are considered as a network of sculpted caves. The island has two groups of caves; Hindu caves and Buddhist caves. The ancient caves are dated back to the 5th century and until now, the original builders are not known. They have attracted many tourists, contributing to the economic growth of the country.
Kanha National Park
Although India boasts a number of National Parks, few can offer a relaxing experience similar to Kanha National Park. Located in Madhya Pradesh, this park is widely known for being the setting of a novel, The Jungle Book. Most researchers in India prefer this park and as a result, many endangered species are saved here. Swamp deer and tigers are easy to spot in this park. Its rich variety of animals and birds is its major attraction component.
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