Hindi Tv Show Wild Wild India

Wild Wild India is a Hindi language TV show that airs on the channel EPIC TV from Monday to Friday at 9 pm. The show features its team travelling through the non-human inhabited regions of the country, the regions where the wildlife dwells. By going to the animals’ natural habitat, it becomes possible to capture their daily routines in the wild, their characteristic traits, and their surroundings. The team doesn’t just visit the wildlife, they also interact with the animal rights activists and conservationists. Every week, one region is explored.

The show has featured the following; a battle between two tigresses; struggle of 54 trekkers through the Himalayas; the man-eating tigers of Kumaon, Uttarakhand; a tiger entering the village Rehman Kher, Lucknow; measures taken to bring back the tigers to Sariska National Park; the reason behind the disappearance and resurgence of tigers in Rajaji National Park; the significance of the Ramganga River in Jim Corbett National Park; Kanha National Park and Tiger Reserve; rage of elephants; the story of a family of Royal Bengal tigers in Bandhavgarh National Park; migratory Demoiselle Cranes from Eurasia in the Keechan village of Rajasthan; Dr Amte and his family who have forsaken civilisation and life among the wilderness; the return of bisons in Bandhavgarh;

bond between humans and blackbucks; Kaziranga National Park; the Hoolock gibbon in the Hoollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary, Assam; return of Rhinos to the Manas National Park, Assam; birds in Keoladeo National Park, Rajasthan; The Valley of Flowers, a World Heritage Site; livelihood of people in Mangalajodi, Odisha; the capture of a leopard near Jim Corbett after it attacked six people; Tadoba Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra; taming a wild elephant; killer elephant in the higher Himalayas; longest living celebrity tigress, Machli of Rathambore; Pench Tiger Reserve that falls under Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra; Chilika Lake of Odisha; the Great Runn of Katch, Gujarat;

Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mumbai; Asiatic lions in Gir National Park, Gujarat; a male tiger taking care of orphan cubs; man-eating leopards of Paudi Garhwal, Uttarakhand; the elusive man-eating tigress of Uttarakhand; Landsowne, where clouds touch your feet; the method of counting tigers; Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan; Nalsarovar, bird paradise of Gujarat; endangered Gharial in National Chambal Sanctuary, Chambal; Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary; God’s own country, Kerala; Todgarh Wildlife Sanctuary; Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary; Binsar and Pushkar in the Himalayas; the Great Himalayan National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site;

Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary; Pilibhit National Tiger Reserve; Cheer Pheasant bird, Chail Wildlife Sanctuary; Harishchandragad and Maldhej Ghat; The Silent Valley National Park, Kerala; the Desert National Park, Rajasthan; Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary; Simlipal National Park; Nagzira Tiger Reserve; kuno-Palpur Wildlife Sanctuary; saltwater crocodiles, Bhitarkanika; Olive Ridley Sea Turtle, Odisha coast; Jhilmil Jheel Conservation Park; King Cobra; Sanjay Gandhi National Park; naming the tigers; Harike Pattan Bird Sanctuary.