03 May 5 Best Wildlife Destinations In The World
Australian online casino sites tailored out a guide to five of the best wildlife destinations in the world.
- Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
No bucket list for a wildlife enthusiast is complete without adding a trip to Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda to the list. As one of the last remaining refuges for the mountain gorillas of Africa, Volcanoes National Park is an absolute must-see for travelers who love wildlife. Made famous by Dian Fossey during her studies of the gorillas, Volcanoes National Park is one of the best places left to view these beautiful creates. If you want to visit this park, you will need to make sure you book your trip well in advance. Only 64 visitors are allowed to trek to see the gorillas daily, so getting the spots is very competitive.
- The Amazon Basin, Brazil
As one of the last truly wild places left on this planet, the Amazon Rainforest is a place that has mystified and amazed human beings for centuries. With such a wide variety and sheer volume of wildlife, it can be argued that it is the premier wildlife destination in the world. The only reason it doesn’t rank higher on this list is the fact that it can be so difficult to spot wildlife.
For wildlife enthusiasts who would like to experience this unique and amazing place, your best bet is to visit the Amazon Basin in Brazil. In addition to the jaguar, the South American tapir, Brown-throated sloths, green anacondas, black caiman, and a seemingly endless list of other animal species, the Amazon rainforest is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream.
- Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
Neighboring the Serengeti National Park in the North, the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya is a continuation of what has become known as one of the top wildlife viewing areas in all of Africa. Like the Serengeti, the Masai Mara offers visitors a chance to see the great wildebeest migration. However, in the areas the Serengeti is famous for, the Masai Mara is even better. You are almost guaranteed to see the three big cats of Southern Africa (the African lion, the African leopard, and the African cheetah), as well as elephants, giraffe, and seemingly endless herds of buffalo, antelope, and zebra. If you are planning your first safari in Africa, the Masai Mara in Kenya is a great choice. Players will still have access to online casinos from this region.
- Kaziranga National Park, India
Although it may not be as famous as some of the others, out of all of the parks in India, the Kaziranga National Park is my absolute favorite. The park has the largest number of remaining Indian rhinos, which is reason enough alone to love this park. However, it also has an abundant supply of Bengal tigers, Indian elephants, Asiatic black bears, Indian leopards, sloth bears, and an amazing array of other wildlife. If that isn’t enough, if you are lucky enough to get out on the rivers in the park, you might be lucky enough to spot a South Asian river dolphin, which is always a treat for visitors to see.
- The Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania
If you were to check the lists of the top safari locations in Africa, chances are that you won’t see the Ngorongoro Crater on the top of many lists. It isn’t that the crater isn’t widely considered a great wildlife destination. Most people recognize it as exactly that. However, in my opinion, most lists are comprised of valuing the sheer number of animals ahead of the quality of the experience. What the Ngorongoro Crater may lack in sheer numbers of animals, it more than makes up for with the likelihood of seeing the animals you would like to see.
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