India, blessed with symmetrically asymmetric lands and life forms alike, is home to more than 440 wildlife sanctuaries and 89 national parks. The sheer variety of flora and fauna observed on its land and in its air make India such a popular wildlife destination. While Indian wildlife sanctuaries in the north such as Karakoram and Lachipora in Jammu and Kashmir and Askot in Uttarakhand breed some of the finest Indian wild boars; those in the south boast of a rich avian diversity. And then there are the most popular Indian wildlife sanctuaries such as the Corbett National Park and Gir Forests (Asiatic Lions), Kanha National Park and the Kazhiranga National Park (Rhinoceros).
