TOP 10 MOST AMAZING JUNGLES IN THE WORLD


Jungles have been frontiers that have been traversed by explorers and avid travelers for centuries. With the distinct sound of wildlife camouflaged by the dense foliage, it’s impossible to not be entranced by jungles. From magical jungles to dense and mysterious ones, here are the top 10 amazing jungles in the world that you just have to visit!



1. The Amazon

As the most popular jungle in the world, the Amazon is home to more than 10,000 species. Located in South America, the Amazon Rainforest is a hotbed of biodiversity and is the largest tropical rainforest in the world. Book tours to the Amazon Rainforest with Tour Center as you engage in a quintessential and sublime nature experience. From canoeing through the forest and riding a boat upriver to dozing off in a hammock and waking up to the sound of wildlife, a visit to this rainforest will instantly get you in touch with nature in the real sense.

2. Sinharaja Forest Reserve

A very Jungle Book-inspired jungle, the Sinharaja Forest Reserve in Sri Lanka has a distinctive aura of enigma and intrigue that is impossible to miss out on. As the largest lowland rainforest in the country, the Sinharaja Forest Reserve is a UNESCO-listed biodiversity hotspot that is bordered by rivers, covered by dense plantations and abounds with wildlife and endemic species. Talk to our 24×7 agents to book your holidays to the Sinharaja Forest Reserve as you experience the best of untouched nature.

3. Waipoua Forest

Waipoua Forest, on the west coast of New Zealand is a beautiful green world of huge trees and rare birds. The forest is also home to Tane Mahuta – the largest kauri tree in New Zealand that is approximately 2,000 years old. Book all-inclusive holidays to New Zealand with Tour Center as you explore one of the oldest forests in the world!

4. The Daintree

Located in North Queensland in Australia, the Daintree is also known as the place where ‘the rainforest meets the Reef’. Home to some of the largest species of plants and animals in the world, this jungle contains 65% of Australia’s butterfly and bat species. Book tours to the Daintree with Tour Center where you can escape from the hubbub of city life and experience the ancient and rustic appeal of this nature-rich jungle.

5. The Great Bear Rainforest

Stretching for more than 250 miles along the coast of British Columbia, the Great Bear Rainforest is dubbed as the Amazon of the North. With its 21-million acre wilderness that encompasses 1,000-year-old cedars, majestic waterfalls, moss-covered mountains, and glacier-cut fjords, this rainforest is home to an abundant array of wildlife.

6. Alaska’s Back Country Rainforests

This tangle of forests, bordering the western seaboard of North America to the north of Vancouver, flaunts incredible flora, fauna, and biodiversity. The landscape is a gigantic interface between mazes of inlets, mysterious mountains, and forests and a stunning display of wildlife. Book tours to Alaska’s Back Country Rainforests with Tour Center as you witness the largest gathering of Bald Eagles in the world and embark on a nature adventure!

7. Monteverde Cloud Forest

Attracting adventure enthusiasts from all over the world, the Monteverde Cloud Forest is home to over 100 mammals, 400 species of birds, 2500 plant species and thousands of various insects. In addition to its wildlife, this jungle allows visitors to indulge in exhilarating and adrenaline-pumping adventures too.

8. Coconino National Forest

Located in Arizona, the Coconino National Forest is one of the most diverse national forests in the country. Its stunning landscape ranges from Ponderosa pine forests and the red rocks of Sedona to the alpine tundras and much more allowing its visitors to be enthralled by the diverse beauty of this jungle.

9. Mt. Kinabalu National Park

A dense jungle, Mt. Kinabalu National Park is one of the most stunning jungles in Malaysia. Overflowing with towering trees teeming with exotic birds and a dazzling array of plant life including pitcher plants and the epic Rafflesias – the largest flower in the world. The jungles alpine meadows, montane rainforests and glorious landscapes makes Mt. Kinabalu National Park an incredibly picturesque jungle.

10. The Sundarbans

The largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world, The Sundarbans lies in the delta on the Bay of Bengal. This UNESCO site flaunts a wide range of fauna, including 260 species of different birds, the majestic Bengal Tiger and other endangered species such as the Indian python and the Estuarine Crocodile.



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