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Editor's Pick: Tiger-watching in India

Tiger, Ranthambhore National Park

When it comes to wildlife encounters, there's really not much that beats a glimpse of this bright-burning beast. And, as half the world's surviving tigers live in India, your odds of hitting the stripy jackpot are better here than anywhere.

What kind of setting do you fancy? Choose from over a dozen national parks in landscapes ranging from Himalayan foothills to mangrove forest to thick jungle. Even if you don't see the elusive cat, the scenery - not to mention monkeys, deer, kingfishers and a host of other critters - is pretty good consolation.

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