Animal lovers catching flights to India with the hope of seeing the country's national animal have been advised to visit Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, where tigers are so abundant that they can guarantee you will see at least one.
The 392 square kilometre park rose to prominence in the 1990s as the setting of the BBC television documentary Land of the Tigers.
During the peak summer months of May and June, tiger sightings are guaranteed, with the early morning and late evening hours being the best times to go spotting, the Hindustan Times reports.
Other big cats prowling around the park at these hours include leopards looking for a drink or even taking a swim in the lake to cool off.
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