Unique, still mysterious, and forever fascinating, the natural history of the Indian Subcontinent remains largely unstudied and its natural wealth little appreciated. In the north of the legendary snow capped Himalayan ranges house rare and elusive creatures such as snow leopard, musk deer, ibex and pheasants of all descriptions. The Thar, also called the Great Indian Desert, sprawls both between India & Pakistan supports a surprising variety of hardy plants and animals, several found nowhere else on the earth. Towards, the east, bordering Bhutan, Bangladesh & Burma, cloud forests and swamps, shelter life forms ranging from Tigers, Elephants, Rhinos, and Gibbons to the largest moth and some of the rarest orchids in the world.
      Keeping this in mind, INDOVISION has designed tours that take you to some of the most famous wild life forest reserves and bird sancturies of India which boast of the evergreen forests and the most exotic flora & fauna.