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While many people heading off on a tiger safari will be on their first-ever adventure to see these majestic creatures, there are those who have been on multiple tours and just can’t get enough of them. There are some national parks that, while still offering a positive experience for the seasoned big cat watcher, might feel a little ‘tame’. If you want to step up your tiger watching safari to the next level, Panna National Park, in India, may offer an experience a little more out of the ordinary.
Wildlife Paradise in Panna National Park
April 1st, 2012 
admin Rajasthan Wildlife Holidays
April 1st, 2012 admin 
Rajasthan is a desert state located in the north west of India. This state has a number of wildlife century parks and zoos, which are maintained by the state as well as central government. The wildlife preservation and protection laws in the state are very strict in order to safeguard the precious natural heritage.
Wildlife in the state consists of native birds, animals and other organisms that are adapted to the dry environment conditions. Other than the native varieties, the migratory birds from Siberia also find a dwelling place here, during certain specific seasons.
Giant Stuffed Panda
April 1st, 2012 admin 
When it comes to stuffed animals, the giant stuffed panda is one very popular choice. As a whole, panda’s are a beloved bear the world over and because of that, it’s no surprise that a giant stuffed panda would be as sought after as it is.
Chengdu, China is the hometown of the giant panda. It’s civilized history is more than 4,500 years old and its city history more than 3,000 years. Panda conservation in China is of the highest priority so as to ensure the species doesn’t become extinct. And, that’s no easy feat given panda’s are biologically unique next to all rare and protected animals in the world. The WWF (World Wildlife Fund) was the first non-government organization to be invited by the Chinese government to launch several key initiates where panda’s were concerned, the first being Giant Panda Protection, which began on September 23, 1979.
