It is not only the Asiatic Lion that brings travellers in hordes to the western India. Though the sight of exotic tigers and twittering of birds are the chief source of joy for a wildlife lover, you have a number of other colourful animal and bird species just awaiting you here. The wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of the western India are no less naturally abundant and support a huge variety of animal and bird life. Besides, the breathtaking Asiatic Lion, you have other famous species like blackbuck, Indian wild ass, Ridley trutles, eels, wolves and desert cats. Not just this, there is much more for you to see, photograph and remember.

The Gir National Park, located in the state of Gujarat, is known to shelter a total of 300 Asiatic lions and 200 leopards. Besides watching these mighty predators, you can also come closer to the tribal communities that call the park terrain their home. The Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary of Goa has to boast a good number of animals as well as birds. Those who wish to sight rare species like gaur and sambhar can head straight to the Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Goa at an altitude of 3,000 ft above sea level. So, are you ready for a wildlife safari into the jungles of western India.