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Elephant safari

Elephant safari

Overview About Elephant safari

The elephant ride through the jungle, is an unforgettable experience. Not only is it a great option to observe the wildlife, it is also guaranteed to be a fun experience. As you make your way through the jungle on top of a tusker, you will, most likely, feel like one of the kings of yore out to survey his hunting ground.Elephhant Safaris are equipped with a howdah, a large seat on which they and the visitors sit, and with an umbrella over the riders head. The elephant moves slowly and steadily, that's why this type of safari is ideal in and around the wild regions, where riding the elephant can give you an easy access for viewing the unknown wildlife. More of all an elephant safari tour in the tropical wildlife sanctuaries of India gets you up, close and personal with these majestic animals. Elephant enthusiasts can avail longer duration package ( half day/full day ) which will include Elephant safari, interact with the elephants getting indulged into activities such as bathing elephant, elephant ride and enjoying getting around with playful elephants.

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