FX Excursions

FX Excursions offers the chance for once-in-a-lifetime experiences in destinations around the world.

The 5 Most Dangerous Animals of India

by Akhil Kalepu

Nov 16, 2015

© Andreanita | Dreamstime

Destination

While every country has its own fair share of dangers, India is home to some of the deadliest animals on the planet. For those wishing to travel to India — particularly away from its densely populated areas — it is important to know which animals are most harmful.

 

Snake Charmer with his Cobras in Matara, Sri Lanka © Artemfurman | Dreamstime 29243261

© Artemfurman | Dreamstime

 

Snakes

India, like many other regions of the world, encounters most of its animal-based deaths each year from snakes. Species like the King Cobra and the Common Krait have lethal venom and are among the most deadly.

 

Mosquito © Lostbear | Dreamstime

© Lostbear | Dreamstime

 

Mosquitos

While small in size, mosquitos are thought to cause more than 200,000 deaths in the country each year. These insects often spread dengue fever and malaria, making bug spray a must-have item for all visitors.

 

Stray Dogs of Varanasi, India © Vadim Kulikov | Dreamstime 33330120

© Vadim Kulikov | Dreamstime

 

Stray Dogs

While other animals stay away from the cities, stray dogs flock toward them, scavenging for discarded food. While some may not be a threat, others are often rabid and should be avoided.

 

Amber Fort, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India © Elenatur | Dreamstime 40053990

© Elenatur | Dreamstime

 

Elephants

While elephants are typically docile creatures, wild elephants feeling threatened can charge and trample humans. Although the number of deaths decreased due to poaching, visitors should still take caution when spotting them.

 

Bengal Tiger of Bandhavgarh National Park, India © Sergey Uryadnikov | Dreamstime 16444945

© Sergey Uryadnikov | Dreamstime

 

Bengal Tigers

Found largely in the Sundurbans in East India, where more than 600 of these animals live, the Bengal tiger takes the lives of thousands each year.

 

#TrazeeTravel

Insta Feed
LGBTQIA+
May 15, 2025

Hotel Brand Goes Big for Pride Month and Beyond

Pride Month is right around the corner, and Arlo Hotels, with properties in Chicago; New York City; Washington, D.C.; and Miami, is ready to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community this June and beyond. The brand is committed to supporting and celebrating diversity, inclusivity and the LGBTQIA+ community all year long. Keep reading to learn more about Arlo Hotels’ initiatives to support inclusivity:

AmaWaterways’ Specialty River Cruises

When you embark on a river cruise with award-winning AmaWaterways, unpack once and step aboard a world of unparalleled experiences. With enriching excursions, exquisite locally sourced food and wine, nightly entertainment and more included in the fare, you will learn why AmaWaterways has the most returning guests out of any river cruise line.

Hotel
May 15, 2025

Park Terrace Hotel Unveils New Member’s Only Club

New York City’s Park Terrace Hotel enjoys an enviable location across from the city’s Bryant Park, at the epicenter of Midtown Manhattan. Now, the hotel has one more exclusive perk to add to its myriad offerings: a new member’s only club, Branch.

Airlines
May 14, 2025

Spirit Airlines Announces New Service to Savannah

Budget travelers have new route options starting later this year, with Spirit Airlines announcing new service to Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport from Newark (EWR). The service begins Aug. 14, and will operate daily.

Destinations / North America
May 14, 2025

6 U.S. Destinations for Summer Hikes

Take a hike this summer during a visit to one of these U.S. destinations offering prime hiking trails and terrain.

Hotel
May 14, 2025

Tempo by Hilton Brand to Debut in Canada in 2028

Tempo by Hilton officially debuts in Canada in 2028 with Tempo by Hilton Toronto Airport. The 193-room property, including four suites, will form part of a multiuse complex with convenient access to Toronto Pearson International Airport.