Travel India | Explore Offbeat Places | Solitary Traveller

  Embarking on a solitary adventure unfolds a captivating mix of self-reflection and thrill. Intrigued by the allure of nature and the allure of seclusion, I found myself drawn to the captivating Buxa Tiger Reserve National Park, a well-kept secret nestled in the Eastern Himalayas of West Bengal. As I anticipated my visit, I imagined the excitement of encountering diverse wildlife and the tranquillity of unspoiled landscapes. The prospect of escaping the urban bustle and immersing myself in nature’s embrace filled me with an exhilarating sense of anticipation. Unforgettable Solo Adventure to Lepchaka and Jayanti Village The Buxa Tiger Reserve National Park is nestled in the scenic Alipurduar district, spanning over 760 square kilometres. This biodiverse haven is home to a rich tapestry of flora and fauna, boasting a population of the majestic Bengal tiger, Asian elephants, elusive leopards, and a diverse array of bird species. The park’s captivating landscape features

  India is a country rich in biodiversity and known for its diverse landscapes. As a result, the country has always been at the forefront of global conservation efforts, and in recent years, there has been a growing urgency to protect our planet’s natural wonders. In this article, we will share insights into India’s conservation initiatives and responsible wildlife tourism practices, highlighting the country’s commitment to preserving its ecological heritage and promoting sustainable tourism. Conservation Initiatives: A Tapestry of Commitment  India’s commitment to conservation is reflected in various projects that span the length and breadth of the country. One of the most well-known initiatives is Project Tiger, launched in 1973, which focuses on preserving the majestic Bengal tiger and its habitats. Over the years, this project has witnessed significant success, with tiger populations showing encouraging signs of recovery.  Complementing this endeavour is Project E