In terms of wildlife riches, the eastern India is not far behind other parts of the country. Sates like Assam, Bihar and West Bengal are famous for their national parks and sanctuaries. Exotic environs and the diversity of animal species make a wildlife trip to eastern India worthwhile. The Manas Tiger Reserve, located in the foothills of the Himalayas and the Sunderbans National Park, spreading over 54 islands are known for their abundant and rare flora and fauna. The Hazaribagh National Park and the Palamu Tiger Reserve in the state of Bihar also invite a good number of travellers from all across the world.

The Sunderbans National Park has shown a constant rise in its tiger population right from the time it was declared a Tiger Reserve in the year 1973. According to a recent tourism department survey, the total count of tiger in the forests of Sunderbans is 287. The Kaziranga National Park in the state of Assam has the eminence of being one of the last refuges of the Indian one-horned rhino. There are a number of other national parks and sanctuaries in eastern India to make your wildlife expedition an epic adventure of your life.