Kanha National Park is famous for barasingha (swamp deer), often seen in lush grasslands and dense forests.
Ranthambore National Park is home to spotted deer (chital) and sambar, seen near ancient ruins and open meadows.
Bandhavgarh National Park has large populations of chital and sambar, making it a great place for wildlife photography.
Jim Corbett National Park shelters chital, sambar, and barking deer, often spotted near riverbanks and open fields.
Kaziranga National Park is known for one-horned rhinos, but also has swamp deer, frequently seen in marshy areas.
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary has spotted deer and sambar, commonly seen near Periyar Lake during boat rides.
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve has a healthy population of chital and sambar, often grazing in open grasslands.
Sundarbans National Park is home to spotted deer, often spotted in large herds wandering through mangrove forests.
Nagarhole National Park is famous for chital, sambar, and barking deer, frequently seen near riverbanks and dense forests.
Gir National Park, known for Asiatic lions, also houses chital and sambar, often seen grazing in open fields.
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