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Wildlife and Fishing Tour |
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 Great Himalayan Expeditions specialize in angling the Mahaseer, Brown trout and Catfishwe aim to offer you Angling adventure which can be tailor made for your expectations & taste
Our locations are in close proximity of the Water and the serenity of nature !.our Guides are local residents of the area and possess knowledge about their surroundings which has been handed down to them by their forefathers. The stories they have to tell make for some great entertainment and learning by the campfire. In the east of the country, rivers like the Kameng, Teesta, Brahmaputra etc. provide excellent angling opportunities.
Great Himalayan Expeditions specializes in quality wildlife trips , ecological safaris and Our aim is to stimulate an interest in, develop an understanding , and create an appreciation for the great natural wonders of Indian nature , All the destinatation we have the the best naturalist guides available for your trip , stressing environmental awareness, nature interpretation and wildlife conservation. Mindful of the impact of human visitation on wildlife habitats, we recognize the positive influence environmentally sensitive tourist money have, creating sustainable economic alternatives to natural resource exploitation. Wildlife Trip' programs stimulate in the traveler a desire to preserve  environmental integrity and kindle in local communities a pride in safeguarding their natural and cultural heritage.
Our safaris run into several reserved forest areas and National Parks, with guides who know the park as well as the elephants that you ride.
Nanda Devi National Park
Spread over an area of 630sq. kms, just next to the Nanda Devi National Peak (which is the second highest mountain in India-7816mts.), is the Nanda Devi National Park. It was established in 1980. A unique mix of flora and fauna is characteristic of this park. The fauna includes the brown and Himalayan black bears, Himalayan  Thar, snow leopards, serow and chir pheasants.
Corbett National Park
India’s first and finest park spread over 520 sq. along the banks of the Ramganga river, just 300 kms, north of Delhi in the foothills of the Himalayas is the Corbett National Park. The Gharials, descendants of the prehistoric reptiles, have made the park their home. The Indian python, viper, cobra, krait and king cobra, the largest of the poisonous snakes, also inhabit Corbett, as do monitors and other lesser lizards.
Rajaji National Park
Surrounded by the mountains, Dehradun endures as a perfect retreat with beautiful sports for the picnic and excursions. Its pleasant climate adds further to its charm and makes it an attractive tourist destination. |
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