Last updated:March 08, 2025, 21:33 IST

In the Kishanpur range of Dudhwa National Park, tourists saw the tiger closely during the jungle safari and the video went viral. Wildlife lovers are happy with the increasing number of tiger-leoptions.

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The tiger’s lamp during the jungle safari.

Lakhimpur Kheri: In Dudhwa National Park located in Lakhimpur Kheri district of UP, the tourists from abroad are constantly reaching the tourists for the wildlife. During the jungle safari, they are also getting an opportunity to see wildlife closely. Meanwhile, there was an exciting view in the Kishanpur Century range of Dudhwa, when a tiger suddenly came in front of the tourists’ gypsy.
Seeing the tiger, enthusiasm among the tourists increased, and he immediately made a video of it. Shortly, this video went viral on social media, which people are now very fond of.

Happiness among wildlife lovers due to increasing number of tiger-leopards
Kishanpur Century Range is very popular among tourists for the tiger and leopard shedar. According to the information received, the number of tigers and leopards in the forests of Dudhwa National Park is steadily increasing, which leads to a wave of happiness among wildlife lovers.
The Kishanpur range of Dudhwa National Park located in the Terai region remains a center of attraction for tourists these days. During the jungle safari, it has become common for tigers to be seen here. This is the reason that wildlife lovers from all over the country and abroad are reaching here in large numbers and enjoying the jungle safari.

Tourists thrilled to see tiger in open forest
Recently, some tourists rode on the gypsy and left for the jungle safari that suddenly they got eye on the tiger. Seeing the tiger so close in the forest, he was thrilled and captured this unforgettable moment in his camera. The video was shared on social media, which became increasingly viral.
Please tell that wildlife of many extinct species are found in Dudhwa National Park. This is the reason that this park is always in discussion between wildlife lovers and nature lovers.