Last updated:March 18, 2025, 17:22 IST

Hundreds of tourists visit tigers in the Kishanpur Century Range of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. Recently, a tiger moved towards tourists, whose video went viral. Now online booking is mandatory.

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The tiger came in front of the gypsy.

Lakhimpur Kheri: Kishanpur Century Range of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve is considered a stronghold of tigers. Hundreds of tourists from all over the country and abroad come to the tiger’s sidar every day. Tourists are happy to see the beauty of tigers, but when the tiger starts moving towards tourists, this scene becomes even more exciting. Recently, a video has gone viral from Kishanpur Century Range, in which a tiger is seen moving towards tourists.
In the morning, some tourists came to visit the Kishanpur Century range of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. Meanwhile, a tiger was seen at a short distance, which the tourists woke up happily. But then the tiger started moving towards tourists. This scene was very exciting and the tourists made videos viral on social media during this period. Now this video is spreading rapidly on social media, and people are surprised to see it.

Attraction of Kishanpur
In the Kishanpur Century Range, tourists are now getting more facility of tiger lamps. Since the beginning of the winter session of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, the tourists in Kishanpur are getting close to tigers. This is thrilling tourists and this place has become a favorite for them.

New way of online booking
Till now tourists could have booking on the spot in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, but now it is not so. Now you have to book online in advance. You can book tickets from UP Eco Tourism website Upecotourism.in or Dudhwa National Park’s official website.

Search for more exciting creatures in the forests of Dudhwa
If you go to visit the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, then here you will get to see more than 450 animals. Here you will also find wildlife of extinct species, such as deer, leopard, bear, python, rhinoceros and elephant. You can enjoy this amazing and exciting journey in the forests of Dudhwa.