Jim Corbett National Park

With only about 3,900 tigers left in the wild, spotting one of these majestic apex predators can be an unforgettable experience. Unfortunately, the modern world has posed significant challenges for their survival, leading to the extinction of three tiger subspecies in recent history. However, there is hope as populations of Bengal and Siberian tigers have shown signs of recovery, thanks in part to better tourism infrastructure that promotes responsible wildlife encounters. Such experiences are far more sustainable compared to visiting captive-tiger facilities that have faced scrutiny for animal abuse.