Himachal Pradesh

Track the rare snow leopard in Ladakh’s high-altitude wilderness. Amid dramatic landscapes, discover unique Himalayan wildlife and experience local culture on a guided expedition through one of Earth’s most remote habitats.

  Madhya Pradesh

Nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park is a captivating blend of untamed wilderness and ancient heritage. Famed as one of India’s top tiger reserves, this enchanting park boasts one of the highest densities of tigers in the world. Spread across lush sal forests, steep ridges, and open meadows, Bandhavgarh is also home to leopards, sloth bears, deer, and over 250 species of birds. Adding a touch of mystery to its natural beauty are the majestic ruins of the Bandhavgarh Fort, standing as silent sentinels of a rich and royal past. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, or seeker of solitude, Bandhavgarh offers an unforgettable journey into the wild heart of India.

  Himachal Pradesh

Track the rare snow leopard in Ladakh’s high-altitude wilderness. Amid dramatic landscapes, discover unique Himalayan wildlife and experience local culture on a guided expedition through one of Earth’s most remote habitats.

  Gujarat

Gir in India is the place if you are looking to visit the Asiatic lions. Alongside these majestic cats, the park hosts leopards, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species in a rugged, wild setting.

  MAHARASHTRA

Kanha’s lush meadows and forests are not only stunning—they’re also home to tigers, leopards, and the rare barasingha. A visit here feels like stepping into the real-life Jungle Book.

  MAHARASHTRA

Ranthambore brings history and wilderness together. Spot tigers near ancient forts, explore serene lakes, and experience Rajasthan’s wild side with rich biodiversity and striking landscapes.

  Madhya Pradesh

Pench is prime tiger territory and divided between Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. Expect river-fed forests, open grasslands, and rich biodiversity in this iconic central Indian jungle.

  MAHARASHTRA

One of India’s best places to see wild tigers, Tadoba combines raw jungle, frequent sightings, and peaceful forest lakes. A great choice for those seeking authentic, less-crowded wildlife experiences.

  Madhya Pradesh

Nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park is a captivating blend of untamed wilderness and ancient heritage. Famed as one of India’s top tiger reserves, this enchanting park boasts one of the highest densities of tigers in the world. Spread across lush sal forests, steep ridges, and open meadows, Bandhavgarh is also home to leopards, sloth bears, deer, and over 250 species of birds. Adding a touch of mystery to its natural beauty are the majestic ruins of the Bandhavgarh Fort, standing as silent sentinels of a rich and royal past. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, or seeker of solitude, Bandhavgarh offers an unforgettable journey into the wild heart of India.

  Gujarat

Gir in India is the place if you are looking to visit the Asiatic lions. Alongside these majestic cats, the park hosts leopards, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species in a rugged, wild setting.

  MAHARASHTRA

Ranthambore brings history and wilderness together. Spot tigers near ancient forts, explore serene lakes, and experience Rajasthan’s wild side with rich biodiversity and striking landscapes.

  MAHARASHTRA

Kanha’s lush meadows and forests are not only stunning—they’re also home to tigers, leopards, and the rare barasingha. A visit here feels like stepping into the real-life Jungle Book.

  Madhya Pradesh

Pench is prime tiger territory and divided between Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. Expect river-fed forests, open grasslands, and rich biodiversity in this iconic central Indian jungle.

  MAHARASHTRA

One of India’s best places to see wild tigers, Tadoba combines raw jungle, frequent sightings, and peaceful forest lakes. A great choice for those seeking authentic, less-crowded wildlife experiences.

  West Bengal

This guided Himalayan adventure offers close wildlife encounters, scenic rhododendron trails, and expert tracking in one of India’s most beautiful biodiversity hotspots.

  Madhya Pradesh

Pench is prime tiger territory and divided between Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. Expect river-fed forests, open grasslands, and rich biodiversity in this iconic central Indian jungle.

  MAHARASHTRA

One of India’s best places to see wild tigers, Tadoba combines raw jungle, frequent sightings, and peaceful forest lakes. A great choice for those seeking authentic, less-crowded wildlife experiences.

  MAHARASHTRA

Kanha’s lush meadows and forests are not only stunning—they’re also home to tigers, leopards, and the rare barasingha. A visit here feels like stepping into the real-life Jungle Book.

  Gujarat

Gir in India is the place if you are looking to visit the Asiatic lions. Alongside these majestic cats, the park hosts leopards, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species in a rugged, wild setting.

  MAHARASHTRA

Ranthambore brings history and wilderness together. Spot tigers near ancient forts, explore serene lakes, and experience Rajasthan’s wild side with rich biodiversity and striking landscapes.

  Madhya Pradesh

Nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park is a captivating blend of untamed wilderness and ancient heritage. Famed as one of India’s top tiger reserves, this enchanting park boasts one of the highest densities of tigers in the world. Spread across lush sal forests, steep ridges, and open meadows, Bandhavgarh is also home to leopards, sloth bears, deer, and over 250 species of birds. Adding a touch of mystery to its natural beauty are the majestic ruins of the Bandhavgarh Fort, standing as silent sentinels of a rich and royal past. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, or seeker of solitude, Bandhavgarh offers an unforgettable journey into the wild heart of India.