What Is A (wildlife) Safari?

Safari is a usually known as geographical journey to see wild life and tourist places. It is a part of travel & tourism, tourist's safari generally known as, a trip to, Jeep Safaris, Helicopter Safari, Air Safari, and Train Safaris.Safari trips traditionally to watch and photograph wildlife & attractive places. There is a style associated with the word Safari, which dressed khaki clothing, pith helmets, and animal skins and related safari accessories.

At large safari parks is a zoo-like commercial tourist attractions where safari visitors can drive in their vehicles and discover the wildlife, rather than viewing animals in cages, animals live in natural wild life environment. The major attraction of wild life safaris, are large animals like:

African Elephant, Aard wolf, African Civet, Black Rhino, Bongo, Brown Hyena, Cape Buffalo, Cheetah Giraffe, Grant's Gazelle, Hippopotamus, Impala, Leopard, Lion, ring-tailed Lemur
Thomson's Gazelle, Spotted Hyena, Striped Hyena, White Rhino, Wildebeest, American Black Bear, Common Raccoon, Moose, Pronghorn, Gray Wolf, Wapiti, Capybara, Jaguar, Maned Wolf, Zebra

Some of the famous Safari parks:
Knowsley Safari Park
Longleat Safari Park
Woburn Safari Park
West Midlands Safari Park
Blair Drummond Safari Park
African Lion Safari
Wildlife Safari

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A safari refers to a trip made by tourists to the continent of Africa. Traditionally speaking, it pertains for the big-game hunt. The big-game hunt refers to five large animals that are sought for hunting in the African continent; like the African elephant, the lion, the black rhinoceros, the leopard and the African elephant. In modern times, the concept of 'safari' has shifted to watching and photographing wild animals and other forms of wild life in a 'safari holiday.'

In a safari expedition, there is a certain amount of style or theme attached like khaki clothing, animal skins, jeeps and pith helmets. A safari is commonly known as a trip or journey for sight-seeing purposes.

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