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    Experiencing a Jungle visit
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  • Kaziranga National Park
  • Kaziranga National Park
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  • Camel Safaris

    Camel safaris are commonly offered in Rajasthan’s wildlife sanctuaries like Sariska National Park and Ranthambhore National Park as well as sand dunes around Jaisalmer.In the desert National Park near Jaisalmer carts drawn by the camels can be really exciting experience to see rare Great Indian Bustard, Chinkaras and desert foxes. Camels are difficult to sit on for long period of time for those who are unaccustomed therefore camel cart are the better option

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