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• An All-Encompassing Wildlife Itinerary...in Less-Traveled Parks This is the ultimate India experience for nature lovers. Boost your chances of seeing Bengal tigers—plus a host of other Indian wildlife—on visits to three different national parks that are home to some of India's most concentrated tiger populations. Most travelers go to Ranthambore National Park at peak season, which is heavily advertised and very crowded. We visit equally appealing Bandhavgarh National Park instead, plus Kanha and Kaziranga, which are more remote with far fewer tourists. Kanha also offers some of India's best tiger-viewing possibilities, while Kaziranga offers close encounters with rhinos and wild elephants. We also have a chance to see seven deer species and 600-plus bird species among an impressive diversity of wildlife. 
• India’s Finest Naturalist Guides Our India Expedition Leaders average more than 15 years' experience—with top-level training including resources from WWF scientists. You won’t find more knowledgeable, personable or enthusiastic guides than those who are proud to work for us. Our philosophy is simple: a nature adventure is only as good as the guide who leads it, so we provide the very best! See Expedition Leader bios with traveler comments regarding the quality of our leaders.
• A Small Group Means More Authentic Nature Experiences Most visitors to India travel in large groups aboard tour buses, focusing on cities and crowded cultural monuments. But that’s no way to experience India’s rich nature, which is our focus. We take just 11 guests, for a lower impact in nature reserves and more personal encounters with wildlife and local people.
• Nine Days of Wildlife-Focused Activities in Varied Habitats Spend three days each in three premier wildlife reserves as we explore contrasting Asian habitats: the dry mixed deciduous forests of central India and the moist floodplains and grasslands of the Brahmaputra basin. Morning and afternoon safari outings provide a variety of perspectives. 
• Distinctive Accommodations Enhance Your Safari When you travel with us to India, our accommodations ensure your every comfort. Environmentally sensitive ecolodges, while secluded, offer exceptional amenities. Each is selected for proximity to wildlife and the high quality of the guest experience. India’s luxury urban hotels are renowned worldwide, and the 5-star hospitality of the landmark Taj Mahal Hotel in Delhi and the Taj City Center New Town Kolkata offer welcome indulgences before and between our safari adventures. 
• Our Presence Directly Helps to Protect Tigers After years of precipitously declining tiger numbers, India is charting steady increases. Its 2022 quadrennial tiger census counted 3,682 tigers, up from 2,967 in 2018, an annual rise of 6%. Conservation groups attribute a share of the increase to responsible ecotourism. The economic value of visitors to India's tiger reserves benefits local communities, offering people an incentive to protect the wildlife they share the land with. Given that India is home to 75% of the world's remaining wild tigers, our presence here for wildlife tourism here is integral to that continued success. 
• Our Quality-Value Guarantee Ensures Your Outstanding India Wildlife Safari With Natural Habitat Adventures, you receive our exclusive quality value guarantee that promises we will meet the high expectations we set forth in our promotional materials. To our knowledge, this is the most ambitious guarantee made by any adventure travel company. Read our important promise.
• Feel Good About Your Carbon-Neutral Journey We care deeply about our planet, as we know you do. When you travel with us, the carbon emissions from your trip are 100% offset—including your round-trip flights from home. Natural Habitat Adventures has been the world’s first carbon-neutral travel company since 2007.

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India Tiger Safaris & Cultural EcoTours

The Ultimate Combination of Wildlife Safari & Culture Our award-winning India journeys eliminate the need to choose between India's spiritually rich cultural experiences or its classic wildlife safaris --Wild Planet's Leopards, Tigers and Palaces itineraries provides the very best of both.

Nature's Exotic Jewel Wild Planet offers the most comprehensive 13-day and 19-day multi-safaris available in India. Our wildlife expertise shines at India's top national parks, wildlife reserves and UNESCO World Heritage Sites where you can thrill to the sight of wild leopards, rhinoceros, elephants, tigers and more. Our 19-day program includes safaris in 5 very different National Parks and wildlife reserves, by jeep, elephant-back and camel-back. Only Wild Planet offers a combination of safaris in such a wide variety of eco-systems, for the best wildlife experience possible.

A Cultural and Spiritual Journey In addition to unsurpassed wildlife viewing, you'll immerse yourself in India's cultural and spiritual melange of sights, scents and colors--the brilliant reds and bold saffron of tribal costumes, the rose pink of ancient palaces, the soft indigo rooftops of fabled cities, the tawny browns of vast deserts, and the unforgettable black and orange stripes of the tiger. You'll feel transported back to a romantic era of turbaned warriors, valiant princes, and sultry harems as you explore the golden-hued desert strongholds of Jodhpur and Jaipur, the magnificent Taj Mahal, the remote villages of Rajasthan and off-the-beaten-track Assam, the Bishnois sect of Hindus who revere wildlife as part of their religion, and the contrasting modern bustle of Delhi. No other company offers anything like this!

Stay in Princely Style Wild Planet's India trips allow you to experience the dramatic rivers, fabled jungles and profuse big game of this exotic jewel. You'll stay in princely style at accommodations ranging from 4 & 5 star hotels to top game lodges and classic safari tented camps. You can even choose to stay at a former maharajas' palace which has now been converted into a magnificent hotel! You simply won't find an itinerary as remarkable as ours, or one that so thoroughly explores so many facets of India's wildlife, culture and spirituality. Our 19-day or 13 day Ultimate Wildlife Safari: Leopards, Tigers and Palaces journeys are available in your choice of scheduled group departures or you can go on your own on a date of your own choosing with minimum of 2 people. We also offer custom tours for families, groups and special interests including ashrams and yoga. If you don't see what you're looking for, please give us a call!

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India - Ultimate Wildlife Safari 19-Day: Leopards, Tigers & Palaces

This multiple-award-winning trip combines the very best of India's spiritually rich culture and its classic wildlife safaris. It is the most comprehensive multi-safari available in India, with unsurpassed safaris for tigers, leopards, rhinos & wild elephants. Includes 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 5 national parks, plus the cultural and spiritual melange of Jodhpur, Jaipur, Agra, Taj Mahal and more. Learn More>

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India - Ultimate Wildlife Safari 13-Day: Leopards, Tigers & Palaces

A shorter version of our acclaimed Ultimate Wildlife safari featuring the first 13 days of the 19 day tour, without Kaziranga & Manas. Enjoy leopard safaris in Siana, tiger safaris in Kanha, the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Bharatpur & the Taj Mahal, plus rich culture & spiritual experiences in Jodhpur, Jaipur and Agra. Learn More>

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India - Untamed India & Nepal 19-Day Wildlife Safari

This multi-safari combines the best of India and Nepal, featuring unique walking and boating safaris in Satpura (+ jeep) for a more intimate and authentic wildlife experience. Tiger safaris in Bandhavgarh (India) and Bardia National Park (Nepal), and Chambal Wildlife Sanctuary. Visit the ashrams of Varanasi, witness the spiritual ceremonies at the Holy Ganges river, erotic carvings of Khajuraho, culture of Kathmandu & the Taj Mahal - 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites! Learn More>

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India - Untamed India 14-Day Wildlife Safari

A shorter version of our 19-day "Untamed" itinerary including everything except Nepal, with walking and boat safaris in Satpura (+ jeep) for a more intimate and authentic wildlife experience, tiger safaris in Bandhavgarh, and the riverside wildlife sanctuary of Chambal. Visit the ashrams of Varanasi, witness the spiritual ceremonies at the Holy Ganges river, erotic carvings of Khajuraho & Taj Mahal. Learn More>

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India - Pushkar Fair & Ultimate Wildlife Safari 19-Day

The Pushkar Camel Fair is the only one of its kind in the entire world. During the fair, people from rural India flock to Pushkar, along with camel and cattle, for several days of livestock trading, horse dealing, pilgrimage, and religious festivals. This small town becomes a cultural phenomenon when colorfully dressed devotees, musicians, acrobats, folk dancers, traders, comedians, 'sadhus' and tourists reach here during Pushkar Fair. We've combined this authentic cultural experience with our award-winning India Ultimate Wildlife Safari itinerary for a once-in-a-lifetime vacation. Learn More>

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India - Holi Festival & Ultimate Wildlife Safari 13-Day

This special departure combines our award-winning India Ultimate Wildlife Safari itinerary with the amazing Holi Festival to bring you an unparalleled wildlife experience coupled with an authentic and memorable cultural experience of celebrating Holi during your adventure. Learn More>

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India - Travel on Your Own

Choose your destinations, go whenever--and wherever--you want. Choose from any destination in the country and we can put your trip together for you. Gain access to our local, full-service office and our expert wildlife guides, vehicles, logistical support, and intimate knowledge of local accommodations, activities, and destination value. Allow us to customize a trip to meet your heart's desires! Learn More>

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Find the right wildlife & nature photography tour for you in India. There are 65 trips to choose from, that range from 2 days in length, up to 22 days. The month with the most departures is October, making it the most popular time to visit India.

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Central India Wilderness Trail: Nagpur to Bhopal Expedition

This tour was excellent in every way. Shashi from Agora organised this tour. Hotels, guides, our driver Imran just perfect. I would highly recommend Tour Radar and Agora Voyages Pvt Ltd

10-Day Wildlife Safaris And Cultural Experiences In Central India

Very well planned and executed tour. The temples at Khajuraho are so amazing. So big cats during the safaris. The guides were knowledgeable. Enjoyed every moment. Highly recommended.

Rajasthan Wildlife Tour

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Delhi - Agra - Jaipur with Ranthambore Tiger Safari : 6 Days

Our 4 day tour with India Arrival Tours was very professional, pleasant, safe and informative. We did a private tour that included our own vehicle. Our driver, Ravi, was wonderful - we always felt safe with his driving and he spoke the perfect amount of English so we could communicate easily but could also talk freely in the car. Our tour guides in each city were top notch. Traveling in India can be a pretty big surprise for those who don't like getting out of their comfort zones. Fortunately, we enjoy seeing and learning new cultures and this tour helped us better understand a lot of the history in India. We're grateful to Rahis for making sure we were always taken care of and enjoyed our travels. Booking from abroad, it's hard to know which travel agency you can trust and are so glad our experience with India Arrival Tours was a great one!

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Very enjoyable and great customer service. You really can individualize your itinerary with the various add-ons. Also enjoyed some quiet time to myself. Great trip.

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Best North India Wildlife Tour

Many thanks to Yolo India Tours for organizing my dream holiday of experiencing the Indian wildlife. Our 10 days wildlife holiday ranks high among our all time favorite holiday. This tour is a treat for every wildlife lover and offer the best wildlife experience of India. From our first informational emails, to being personally dropped at the airport to go home everything was perfect. The hotels were wonderful and safaris to the national park organised very well. I will always remember this wild life experience of India.

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India and the Sub-continent is blessed with an astounding array of natural wonders. Surrounded by water on three sides and having more than 7500 km of coastline, India is home to an amazing array of beaches. Being seventh largest county in the world, India also offers some extremely breathtaking views of nature, be it natural beauty of Darjeeling, mountain slopes of the Eastern Himalayas that will enslave you with its bewitching beauty, living Root Bridges of Meghalaya, majestic waterfalls in Kerala, beautiful golden sands of the Thar desert across Rajasthan to the mystical valleys of Ladakh nestled within the Himalayas, the deserts of India will show you how varied the sands of the land can be. Contact our travel specialists now and create bespoke India Nature Tours. These Nature Tours of India will include all your desires and passions at a pace decided by you.

The snow-capped mountains, peaks, high hills, thundering rivers and the landscapes in Nepal are nature-gifted beauty. Bhutan’s pristine environment, with high rugged mountains and deep valleys, offers ecosystems that are both rich and diverse. Plan your tour with us to these two spiritual kingdoms blessed with amazing Himalayan nature.

Explore the amazing nature of Sri Lanka, from waterfalls, gardens, national parks, mountain and peaks, rivers and lakes to flora and fauna. The country is endowed with over a thousand miles of beautiful golden beaches that are fringed with coconut palms making it the ideal destination for a beach holiday.

Time stands still in the Maldives as you lie on the white sand beaches, hearing the crystal clear waves crash against the seashore, swim with the manta rays and reef sharks and feast on a wide array of fishes with the locals. The Maldives is ideal for an adventure, honeymoon or to explore the beauty of beaches on a nature holiday.

On your tour to India and the Sub-continent, enjoy a  moment with amazing people, culture and geography. Take a soulful experience while exploring the gifts of nature.

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Myself and family recently used Bespoke India Holidays for a two week vacation across a number of locations and cities in Northern India, and a 2 day visit to Nepal. I was particularly impressed with their level of knowledge and responsiveness to my questions during the preparation phase. All the location tour guides were excellent and all vehicles / drivers were of a high quality. If we had any problems they were quickly resolved by the locally appointed representative. I would happy recommend their services to anyone who wishes to see India at it’s best. As a personal recommendation, be specific as to what you expect from the quality of your hotel and transport arrangements. Don’t assume that your expectations will be met completely unless you detail your specifications exactly – we got caught out a little by this. However it was learning for me and Bespoke. In summary, an all round excellent company to deal with.

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Wildlife Holidays in India

Our holidays to India take the wildlife enthusiast to a diverse and abundant land. The Indian subcontinent encompasses an enormous range of habitats, extending from the spectacular peaks of the Himalayas in the north, through forests, lakes and deserts to the moist Nilgiri hills in the south of the country where the shoreline is lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. These diverse landscapes support some of the most spectacular profusions of life on Earth.

India is an exciting destination in other respects. The abundant archaeological reminders of the country’s extraordinary history, and the fascination of a completely unique and complex culture are reasons enough to visit India. However, for anyone interested in natural history the attractions of a wildlife holiday to India are simply too great to resist.

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"There is no more thrilling a wild creature to encounter than the Tiger, so why not join us on our ‘ Tiger Direct ’ holiday, which flies you right into the heart of ‘Tiger Country’. Our ‘ Brahmaputra Cruise ’ is a magical 14-day holiday in Assam, taking in the beautiful landscapes, fascinating culture and rare wildlife found along the river banks."

Naturetrek Tours to India

Naturetrek offers 28 different expert-escorted group wildlife tours to India each year – the largest selection offered by any specialist wildlife tour operator.  

What’s special about India’s wildlife?

Colourful and diverse are two adjectives often applied to India and both perfectly describe the flora and fauna seen on our wildlife tours to the country.

India is home to 350 species of mammal (including the magnificent Tiger), nearly 1,300 species of bird, 600 species of reptile and amphibian, plus myriad insects and flowers. It is little wonder that many enthusiasts consider an India wildlife tour one of their ultimate lifetime trips.

Naturetrek – The India wildlife tour specialist

No other British operator of natural history tours can claim the experience and expertise acquired by Naturetrek in over 20 years of taking our clients on wildlife tours to India. We are the specialist India wildlife holiday operator.

India has always been an important destination from the very earliest days of the company, and we have gradually expanded and refined our programme of wildlife tours to India to offer almost 30 distinct options.

To help you decide which tour is the right one for you, we recommend emailing or phoning our operations manager for the Indian subcontinent, Rajan Jolly.

Here are some of the India wildlife tour options we offer:

• Superb choice of dedicated Tiger tours with 100% success seeing Tigers, including our popular Just Tigers!
• Botanical holidays in the high Himalaya .
• A mammal and birdwatching holiday in the most peaceful and scenic of Central India’s national Parks, Satpura .
• Wide choice of mammal tours to India, searching for Tiger , Lion & Asian Elephant among many other exciting species.
• A chance to see the Taj Mahal & other cultural gems on many India wildlife tours.

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India is home to a wide array of ecozones including deserts, mountains, tropical and temperate forests, rivers, plains and even an island archipelago. It is therefore not surprising that India hosts 7.6% of the world’s mammal population, 12.6% of all birds, 11.7% of all fish, 4.4% of all amphibians and 6% of all flowering plant species. Recent decades have seen the population of India grow immensely, which has posed a massive threat to India’s wildlife. As a result of this problem, as well as the implications of illegal hunting and poaching, the system of national parks and reserves first established in 1935 has expanded. There are now 87 National Parks, 13 Bio reserves and over 400 wildlife sanctuaries located throughout the country.

Animals like the Asian Elephant, the Bengal Tiger, the Asiatic Lion, the Leopard and the Indian Rhinoceros are very important to Indian culture and are associated with deities. The popularity of such animals aids in conservation efforts and they are increasingly important for wildlife and ecotourism. As a result of this, many national parks and reserves are dedicated to preserving these animals.

Project Tiger was established in India in 1972 to “maintain a visible tiger population in their native environment”. At the turn of the century, the tiger population was estimated to be around 40,000, however, a tiger census conducted in 2008 discovered only 1,411 remained. Project Tiger works to increase this number and had set up thirty-nine wildlife reserves around the country covering more than 37,761 square kilometres. This project is considered by many to be one of the most successful conservation efforts in modern history.

Project Elephant is a lesser-known, but equally important conservation project established in 1992. Its aim is to protect elephants, their habitats and migration corridors to ensure the long-term survival of elephants in India.

Kaziranga National Park  has developed in the Golaghat and Nagaon districts in the state of Assam over one hundred years ago. It has been listed as one of India’s twenty-nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites as it is home to two-thirds of the world’s Great One-horned Rhinoceros population. It is also an important bird sanctuary and tiger reserve and hosts a large breeding population of elephants and wild water buffalos.

The seventeen Biospheres in India protect not only the natural fauna of the country, but they also serve to protect the beautiful flora, many of which are only found in India. The lotus is the national flower of India , while the orchid and marigold plants are plentiful. Many flowers are used for medicinal purposes while bougainvillea, roses and jasmine are popular simply because of their extraordinary beauty. Many trees found in India hold special cultural and religious significance and hundreds of trees are protected as living, natural monuments. The official tree of India is the Banyan, while trees like the Indian rosewood, the Ashwagandha and the Brahmi are all popularly grown.

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At Goway we believe that a well-informed traveller is a safer traveller. With this in mind, we have compiled an easy-to-navigate travel information section dedicated to India.

Learn about the history and culture of India, the must-try food and drink , and what to pack in your suitcase. Read about India's nature and wildlife , weather and geography, and 'Country Quickfacts' compiled by our travel experts. Our  globetrotting tips , as well as our visa and health information, will help ensure you're properly prepared for a safe and enjoyable trip. The only way you could possibly learn more is by embarking on your journey and discovering India for yourself. Start exploring… book one of our India tours today!

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Tiger Safari India Tours

Our recommendations to you of the best national parks for tiger safari India tours can change depending on how many days of tour you wish to take. If you have a maximum of a week, then we recommend covering just one national park for Tiger Safari India Tours . While if you have about 10 days for any of our best tiger safari India tours, then you can do two parks comfortably on your tour. And if you have about two weeks-time then 3 parks are done comfortably.

In case your focus is only on tigers while on any of the following most popular tiger safari India tours , then the national parks we recommend will be different. But if you wish to see species other than the tiger, then the choice of parks will change again. So, our vision is to know what you want from our top-rated  tiger safari India tours , while our mission is to supersede your expectation by delivering the best services when it comes to your wildlife and tiger safaris tours in India .

If witnessing Tigers in their natural habitat is your primary objective, these  best tiger safari India tours  are engineered to accomplish that comprehensively. As you make your way from urban metropolises to the wilderness of India, you’re welcomed by a breath of fresh air, witnessing the most resplendent sights the Indian subcontinent has to offer. And as you follow the very trails taken by the elusive striped cat, your dream to see the king of the jungle, inches closer. Below is a list of the  best tiger safari India tours  offered by Nature Safari India, that leave you satiated with the essence of Indian Wildlife .

Pench, Kanha & Bandhavgarh Tour

Embark on a remarkable tiger safari in India through India’s iconic national parks: Kanha, Bandhavgarh, and Pench. Immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity and captivating landscapes, tracing the footsteps of Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book characters.

• Corbett, Kanha & Bandhavgarh Tour

Join us on a tiger safari tour across Corbett, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh. Witness Bengal tigers, elephants, and diverse wildlife in Jim Corbett’s lush forests. Continue to Kanha and Bandhavgarh for thrilling encounters with majestic fauna in their natural habitats. 

Tadoba and Pench Tiger Safari Tour

Book on an exhilarating tiger safari in Tadoba and Pench. Encounter majestic Bengal tigers, leopards, and diverse wildlife in the lush landscapes. Ideal for wildlife photographers seeking captivating shots amidst the rich biodiversity of these renowned national parks.

Kanha & Bandhavgarh Tiger Tour

Encounter majestic Bengal tigers, diverse wildlife species, and indulge in vibrant birding amidst picturesque landscapes. Immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of these renowned national parks for an unforgettable wildlife adventure.

Highlands of Central India Safari Tour

Experience the untamed wonders of Satpura, Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh tiger reserves on a wildlife safari adventure. Traverse pristine landscapes, immersing yourself in the mesmerizing beauty of the wild, encountering diverse wildlife in their natural habitat.

Tiger Safari India & Culture Tours

With the world’s largest cat and the Illustrious dynasties, India harbors a multitude of stories encrypted in every stone. Immerse yourself in the historical past through our Tiger and Culture Tours of India’s historic past. This tiger safari and culture tours encompass sights of the magnificent white marbled Mausoleum – The Taj Mahal in Agra, Ghats of Varanasi in the spiritual hub of Benaras, the colorful bazaars of Jaipur in the aesthetically pleasing state of Rajasthan and a plethora of Tiger Safari India parks like Corbett National Park , Kanha National Park , Bandhavgarh National Park , and Ranthambore National Park. The below-mentioned tiger and culture tours, across such a diverse canvas, are sure to leave you with a myriad of memories.

Tiger Safari and Culture Tours

Corbett, taj, ranthambore & jaipur.

Experience the thrill of wildlife in Corbett and Ranthambore, immerse in the rich culture of Jaipur, and marvel at the iconic Taj Mahal. This tour seamlessly blends adventure, heritage, and wildlife for an unforgettable Indian journey.

Tiger Safari, Taj & Temple Tour in India

Dive into the majestic allure of wildlife in Ranthambore, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh on thrilling tiger safaris. Marvel at the grandeur of the Taj Mahal, explore ancient temples in Khajuraho, spiritual charm of Varanasi and the cultural richness of Agra, Jaipur.

Just Tigers and Golden Triangle Tour

Explore India’s majestic wildlife on a thrilling journey through Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh. Pair the adventure with the cultural splendors of the Golden Triangle, discovering Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur’s iconic landmarks for an unforgettable fusion.

Kanha, Bandhavgarh & Golden Triangle

Witness India’s wildlife treasures in Kanha and Bandhavgarh, encountering majestic tigers, elephants, leopards, and sloth bears. Then, immerse yourself in the cultural splendors of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur on the Golden Triangle tour.

Tiger Safari & Rajasthan Tour

Explore Rajasthan’s treasures on a tiger safari journey. Immerse in Jaipur’s cultural marvels, witness wildlife in Ranthambore, indulge in birding at Bharatpur, and uncover Dholpur’s hidden gems. An enriching adventure awaits amidst India’s vibrant landscapes.

Best of Indian Wildlife & Golden Triangle

Experience the thrill of tiger safaris in Kanha, Pench, Satpura, and Corbett, complemented by the cultural richness of the Golden Triangle tour to Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Immerse yourself in wildlife wonders and historical treasures on this tour.

Luxury Tiger Safari India Tours

Dive into the laps of mother nature with our bespoke  luxury tiger safari India tours , guided by the best in-house naturalists & trained wildlife experts. Indulge in an enriching luxury experiences in the heart of  Indian Wildlife , along with a multi-cultural facet of the real India. From the colors of valor painted across our historic monuments to the black and gold stripes of the “Royal Bengal Beauty”, our luxury wildlife safari tours promise to deliver an opulent experience for wildlife enthusiasts and history aficionados. Travel in style, comfort and like the royal, with our bespoke  luxury tiger safari India tours !

Luxury Tiger Safaris

Luxury tiger safari in central india.

Explore the wild realms of Bandhavgarh, Kanha, and Pench. Indulge in luxurious accommodations, expert-guided excursions, and witness majestic tigers in their natural habitat, creating unforgettable moments in the heart of India’s wilderness.

Luxury Tiger Safari in Rajasthan

Experience regal charm in Delhi, explore majestic forts in Jaipur and Jodhpur, witness the allure of Agra, and embark on thrilling tiger safaris in Ranthambore. Feel like royalty throughout this unforgettable Indian escapade.

Embark on a special journey with our special interest tours. These exquisite special interest tours are specifically designed for our guests to pursue some of the most sought after species of our planet. Be it the clandestine Snow Leopards of the Himalayas, the adorable Red Panda of Singalila National Park , the melanistic Black Leopard in Nagarhole Nation Park , or even the 04 Big Cats of India Tour , you choose and we deliver. Below is a list of our special interest tours that are bound to enrich your soul.

Snow Leopard Tour in Leh

Explore the enigmatic realm of the Snow Leopard on a Leh Tour, where the elusive cat roams in the magnificent landscapes. Witness the contrast of resilient mountains, the serene practice of Buddhism, visiting ancient monasteries and picturesque villages.

On The Footsteps of Jim Corbett

Experience a 10-day adventure in India’s Jim Corbett, residing in Dhikala Forest Rest House surrounded by jungle sounds. Safaris led by expert naturalists offer thrilling encounters with tigers. Immerse in the wild, creating lasting memories in this unique journey.

Big Cats of India Tour

Embark on an exhilarating Big Cats of India tour, encounter Asiatic lions in Gir, Bengal tigers in Ranthambore, elusive leopards in Bera, and majestic snow leopards in Kibber, for an unforgettable safari experience across India’s captivating landscapes.

On Forsyth Trail to Satpura & Pench

Embark through Satpura and Pench Tiger Reserves, and  encounter the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger, Indian Wild Dog, Leopard, Gaur, Sloth Bear, and Giant Squirrel amidst diverse flora and fauna in this captivating Indian tiger safari.

Photographic Safaris

Stand in awe of panoramic views of breathtaking landscapes with our Tiger Safari in India Photographic Safari Tours. Experience the sun-kissed coat of the  Royal Bengal Tiger  at the turn of the golden hour. Watch the resplendent show of birds as you glide along the forest floor dappled with the serene sunlight. With these scintillating Photographic Safari Tours, cherish the timelessness of the wild with just a click of the shutter.

Our skilled guides and naturalists have keen eyes to ensure that you’ll be at the right place at the right time to seize the very moment you wish to capture. Below is a list of some of our most toured  tiger safaris in India . These photographic safaris give you the opportunity to be amidst nature with just you, your lens, and endless wilderness. Spanning over India with the Tiger Safari in India – Tiger and Bird Photographic Safari Tour, the Elephant and Rhino Photographic Safari or even the  Big Cats Photographic Safari capturing the enigmatic Tigers, Lions, and Leopards, these tours will fulfill every wildlife photographer’s dream.

Tiger Photographic Safari

Tigers Photographic Tour in India’s premier reserves – Corbett, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh. Capture majestic landscapes and elusive tigers with expert trackers. Calling all wildlife photographers for a chance of a lifetime to witness these magnificent creatures.

Tiger & Bird Photographic Safari

Exploring the diverse wildlife havens of Sultanpur, Corbett, Pangot, Nainital, Agra, Dholpur, and Bharatpur. Capture stunning moments amidst lush landscapes, vibrant avian species, and majestic tigers in these enchanting destinations.

Tiger & Rhino Photographic Safari

Witness the one-horned rhinos and tigers from the unique vantage point of elephant backs. Guided by expert naturalists, experience the thrill of wildlife encounters, complemented by premium lodging for an immersive and unforgettable journey.

Tiger, Lion & Leopard Photographic Safari

Covering India’s renowned national parks – Gir, Ranthambore, and Bera – capturing the majestic tiger, lion, and leopard. Immerse in India’s rich culture exploring Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, creating a seamless blend of wildlife adventure and cultural discovery.

Spanning across a rich tapestry of landscapes, our birding tours in India encapsulate every major birding destinations in India , as you search for some of the most enthralling feathered denizens that reside here. While these excursions do give an idea of the habitats and the species you’re likely to encounter, your birding tour in India can be customized according to your interests and preferences!

India is a humble abode to over 1300 species of birds. Our tours premise themselves on discovering these species in their naturally beautiful habitat. Be it amidst the difficult terrain of the Kanchenzhonga Peak or the fluid plains of the Deccan plateau, you will get an opportunity to sight your favorites, while on a birding tour with us. Specializing in bespoke birding tours, our priority is your comfort and interest. What you want, we deliver.

A huge reason for our success has been our local guides and drivers in each national park. It is their whirlwind of knowledge about the national park, that ensures our guests are able to tick off what they came for. Our in-house team which promptly responds to all guest’s queries ensures a seamless operation is the spine of bookings. The combined experience of our travel and tour operation team is 87 years. Be rest assured that you are not only being handled by the best in Indian wildlife but a team which works ethically and with a vision.

Gujarat and Rajasthan Birding Tour

In this captivating Gujarat & Rajasthan birding tour in India, encounter exotic avian species in Chambal, Bharatpur, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Kheechan, Rann of Kutch, and Jamnagar, immersing in rich ornithological wonders amidst stunning landscapes.

Tiger Safari, Taj and Birding Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey & experience exhilarating tiger safaris in Corbett, marvel at the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal, and indulge in birding delights at Chambal and Bharatpur, creating a perfect fusion of nature and heritage.

North East India Birding Tour

Immerse in avian wonders at Guwahati, Nameri, Dirang & Sela Pass, and Eaglenest Sanctuary. Encounter diverse bird species amidst breathtaking landscapes, creating an unforgettable birding adventure in the heart of India’s enchanting northeastern region.

Western Ghats Birding Tour

Explore diverse avian wonders in Masinagudi, Kotagiri, Pollachi, Munnar, and Thattekad Bird Sanctuary with lush landscapes, spotting endemic and migratory species, creating unforgettable birdwatching memories in these pristine South Indian habitats.

Extension Tours

Extend your stay in this enchanting country with any of the below extension tour packages. It could be an ensemble of culture, wildlife or even historic walks! Our extension tour packages include some of the most iconic destination in India, like the golden triangle extension tour in the northern part of the country, a unique Tiger Safari India Tours and birding expedition in the western state of Rajasthan or even a holistic spiritual experience in the varanasi ghats with the Ganges. Choose from whatever satiates the soul. Our travel specialists are here to customize the ideal itinerary to your liking.

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Rhino Extension Tour

Jim Corbett Extension Tour

Taj & Temples Extension

Bera Extension Tour

Sasan Gir Extension Tour

Tadoba Extension Tour

Satpura Extension Tour

Ranthambore Extension Tour

Bharatpur Extension Tour

Agra Extension Tour

Leh Extension Tour

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North india: bharatpur and the chambal river.

A 6-day birding tour that explores the world-famous wetlands of Bharatpur and serene Chambal River, both havens for birds amid the semi-desert of the north Indian plains.

Our tour is a thorough exploration of one of India’s finest bird sanctuaries, the vast man-made wetlands of Bharatpur, along with the nearby Chambal River. We begin at Jarar in Uttar Pradesh where dryland species such as Sirkeer Malkoha, Grey Francolin, Brown Rock Chat and Rufous-tailed Lark dominate the avifauna but where parakeets, barbets, Brooks’s Leaf-Warbler and Brown Boobook find refuge in the greenery surrounding our lodge. From here, we explore the Chambal River, where sandbanks host good numbers of Indian Skimmer, and Ganges River Dolphin can be seen breaching the surface. We will also spend time along the riverbank and in flanking mud ravines, looking for Jungle Bush-Quail, Red-headed and Crested Buntings, and Yellow-eyed Babbler. Next, we travel via the Taj Mahal to Bharatpur in Rajasthan to begin birding amidst the wetlands and surrounding acacia scrub. Here we can expect to encounter a good diversity and abundance of waterfowl, various waders, a selection of storks including Black-necked and Painted, Red-naped Ibis, Sarus Crane, Orange-headed Thrush, Siberian Rubythroat, Dusky Eagle-Owl and Indian Scops Owl, often with more than a hundred species in a day.​

Tour highlights:, a diversity of species in contrasting habitats with dryland species of the wider region, such as isabelline and desert wheatears, chestnut-bellied sandgrouse and indian courser, complemented by wetland birds in the roadside marshes of irrigated farmland, along the chambal river and in the vast man-made wetlands of bharatpur., an impressive selection of waterbirds over three days at bharatpur, one of india’s finest bird sanctuaries, including sarus crane, up to six species of stork, three species of ibis, white-tailed lapwing, greater painted-snipe, black bittern, and numerous waterfowl including indian spot-billed and knob-billed ducks and bar-headed goose., excellent chances to see indian skimmer, alongside black-bellied tern, river lapwing, ruddy shelduck, sand lark, brown crake, ganges river dolphin and the curious gharial as we enjoy at least one leisurely boat ride along the serene chambal river., numerous passerines in woodlands and acacia scrub including siberian rubythroat, orange-headed and tickell’s thrushes, eastern orphean warbler and several flycatchers, plus dusky eagle owl, indian scops owl and large-tailed nightjar, and with numerous eagles including eastern imperial and indian spotted eagles drawn to the spectacle., a glimpse of india's rich past at the splendid taj mahal, and an introduction to north india's culture and cuisine., day 1: delhi to jarar.

Arrivals into Delhi airport this morning.  We will spend the rest of the morning driving southeast into Uttar Pradesh to Jarar, a small village close to the Chambal River, where we will spend the night. We should arrive in time to explore surrounding dry fields and arid scrubland, where we can expect to encounter a good selection of dryland species as an introduction to the avifauna of the region. Key among these will be Grey Francolin, Sirkeer Malkoha, Eurasian Hoopoe, Indian Roller, Spotted and Laughing Doves, Rufous-tailed Lark, Brown Rock Chat, Ashy-crowned Sparrow Lark and Bank Myna, with a variety of woodland birds, such as Indian Golden Oriole, Indian Paradise Flycatcher, Brown-headed and Coppersmith Barbets, White-eared Bulbul, Purple Sunbird, Ring-necked and Plum-headed Parakeet, and Indian Grey Hornbill in the comparatively lush grounds of our lodge. We’ll search in particular for the regional speciality Brooks’s Leaf Warbler, and Brown Boobook at dusk, when we will also look for Common Palm Civet and the resident colony of Indian Flying Fox.

Day 2: The Chambal River to Bharatpur via Agra and the Taj Mahal

This morning we will explore a section of the serene Chambal River, one of north India’s least polluted waterways.  By boat we will go in search of flocks of the elegant Indian Skimmer on sandbanks midstream, accompanied by Black-bellied and River Terns, River Lapwing, Indian and Great Thick-knees, Ruddy Shelduck, Brown Crake and Egyptian Vulture. We’ll no doubt see several Mugger Crocodiles and curious Gharials, with the chance of Ganges River Dolphin, and Indian Wolf in adjacent farmland. We will also explore the sandy riverbank and flanking mud ravines looking for Sand Lark, Isabelline and Desert Wheatears, Yellow-eyed Babbler and Red-headed and Crested Buntings, Rufous-fronted Prinia, Yellow-legged and Barred Buttonquails and Jungle Bush Quail.  By late morning we will leave to drive to Bharatpur for a four-night stay, travelling via Agra where we will stop for a brief visit to India’s most iconic monument, the Taj Mahal.

Day 3-5: Bharatpur

We have three full days to thoroughly explore the extensive man-made shallow wetlands of Bharatpur, undoubtedly among India’s finest bird reserves, on foot and by the park’s unique bicycle-rickshaws. This is a haven for resident and migratory waterfowl, and many of the birds we will find are conspicuous, numerous and easily seen. With more than 100 species in a day not uncommon here, birding is both highly enjoyable and immensely rewarding. Among Sarus Crane, Bar-headed and Greylag Geese, Black-necked, Painted and Woolly-necked Storks, Eurasian Spoonbill, Black-headed and Red-naped Ibis, White-throated and Pied Kingfishers, various egrets, waders, and huge congregations of waterfowl we’ll look for scarcer Knob-billed and Ferruginous Ducks, Red-crested Pochard, Black Bittern and White-tailed Lapwing. In patches of trailside woodland and acacia we’ll look for Common and White-tailed Ioras, Eastern Orphean Warbler, White-browed Fantail, Taiga and Ultramarine Flycatchers, Eurasian Wryneck, Yellow-crowned Woodpecker and skulkers such as Orange-headed and Tickell’s Thrushes, and Siberian Rubythroat. We can also expect to come across Indian Scops Owl, Dusky Eagle Owl and Large-tailed Nightjar at day roosts, and a superb assortment of raptors including Eastern Imperial, Indian Spotted and Steppe Eagles. We will also explore the surrounding farmland and roadside marshes, looking for Indian Courser, Chestnut-bellied Sandgrouse, Black-breasted, Streaked and Baya Weavers, White-capped and Grey-necked Buntings, the delightful Red Avadavat, Indian Silverbill, Baillon’s Crake and Greater Painted Snipe. In case we missed Indian Skimmer during our stay at Jarar, we will have the opportunity to make a half-day excursion to the Chambal River at Dholpur to take another boat ride along a different section of the river.

Day 6: Bharatpur to Delhi, depart

After a final morning at Bharatpur we will drive back to Delhi. Departures from Delhi airport this afternoon.

TOUR CODE: NI003 FOCUS: Birds GRADING: Easy DURATION: 6 Days BEST TIME: November to March TOUR COST: From $XXXX ITINERARY IN BRIEF: Day 1: Delhi to Jarar Day 2: Chambal River, Taj Mahal Day 3-5:  Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary Day 6: Bharatpur to Delhi, depart   BIRDS:  220+ MAMMALS: 5-10 PHOTOGRAPHY:  Good to Excellent TOUR EXTENSIONS: Ask us for a custom extension anywhere in India, or add this itinerary as an extension to a longer tour.   KEY SPECIES - BIRDS:  Desert and Isabelline Wheatears, Sirkeer Malkoha, White-tailed and Common and Ioras, Sand Lark, Ashy-crowned Sparrow-Lark, Rufous-tailed Lark, Brooks's Leaf-warbler, Sulphur-bellied and Eastern Orphean Warblers, Yellow-eyed Babbler, Indian Paradise Flycatcher, Taiga and Ultramarine Flycatchers, White-eared Bulbul, Indian Grey Hornbill, Black-breasted, Streaked and Baya Weavers, Indian Silverbill, Red Avadavat, White-capped, Grey-necked, Red-headed and Crested Buntings, Rufous-fronted Prinia, Orange-headed and Tickell's Thrushes, Blue Rock Thrush, Brown Rock Chat, Chestnut-bellied Sandgrouse, Jungle Bush Quail, Yellow-legged and Barred Buttonquail, Indian Skimmer, Black-bellied and River Terns, Sarus Crane, Black-necked, Painted, Black, White and Woolly-necked Storks, Asian Openbill, Eurasian Spoonbill, Black-headed, Red-naped and Glossy Ibis, White-tailed and River Lapwings, Indian and Great Thick-knees, Indian Courser, Indian Spot-billed and Knob-billed Ducks, Cotton Pygmy-Goose, Ruddy Shelduck, Bar-headed Goose, Black Bittern, Greater Painted-snipe, Baillon’s and Brown Crakes, Indian and Egyptian Vultures, Eastern Imperial, Steppe, Bonnelli's, Tawny, Greater Spotted and Indian Spotted Eagles, Large-tailed Nightjar, Indian Scops-owl, Rock (Indian) and Dusky Eagle Owls, Brown Boobook. KEY SPECIES - MAMMALS:  Golden Jackal, Indian Wolf, Nilgai, Rhesus Macaque, Northern Plains Grey Langur, Common Palm Civet, Ganges River Dolphin.

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The 15 Best Places to Visit in India for Nature Lovers

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Though India’s natural beauty is often overshadowed by her architecture , history and culture , the real gem of the subcontinent is arguably her remarkable array of flora and fauna. It’s a little known fact, but India is home to a whopping 7% of the world’s biodiversity!

Few places in the world offer the broad range of wildlife viewing opportunities that India does, from legendary megafauna such as the Bengal Tiger and Asian Elephant to the equally delightful 1300+ bird species that call the country home.

India is also home to an ever-changing landscape that veers from  deserts  and wild grasslands to the Himalayan foothills and tropical jungles. Jungles and forests cover over 20% of the country.

If you’re a nature lover, India is arguably one of the top destinations in the world. But choosing the right spot to start can be a little overwhelming. The country is, after all, a sub-continent, and planning a trip to India can take a little time. 

You can travel independently to India’s national parks and tiger reserves, although some are harder to reach by public transport than others.

But there are also many different  group tours of India that include a visit to one or more of these parks. There also companies that can help you get an Indian e-Visa online, before you arrive in the country. 

Here’s an overview of some of the best places to visit in India for nature and wildlife.

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When is the Best Time to Visit India?

Weather-wise, the best time to visit India is in the winter, between the end of October and the end of February.

This is the most pleasant time of year to take a wildlife safari. However your chances of spotting animals are statistically better during March, April, and May, when they tend to gather around watering holes.

If you can handle the extreme heat during these month, you’ll also benefit from fewer visitors and better deals on accommodation as well. But weather in India from March through May can get extremely hot.

It sometimes reaches 50º Celsius/122º Fahrenheit in Rajasthan before the monsoon rains begin, starting some time in June and lasting until October. But the seasons and weather patterns are becoming more unpredictable recently due to climate change .

One exception to this is the mountainous region of Ladakh , which is covered with snow for much of the year and is open for trekking between June and September (there are some lower trekking routes that open in May).

Himachal Pradesh, in the Himalayan foothills, is best visited between March and May as a cool retreat from the hot, dusty plains.

November through February is also high tourism season here. So if you’re traveling to India during these months, try to make your travel arrangements and bookings well in advance. 

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The Best Places to Visit in India for Nature Lovers

A great place to start is India’s national parks and Tiger reserves, which are some of the most beautiful places in India. 

Many of these India attractions are called national parks or Tiger reserves interchangeably. So we’ve put the ones that are especially known for seeing Tigers under the Tiger reserve section.

But rest assured that those parks are home to plenty of other wildlife, too.

Map of National Parks & Tiger Reserves in India

National Parks are marked in Green, Tiger Reserves in Orange.

List of National Parks & Tiger Reserves in India

Jim corbett national park (uttarakhand), kaziranga national park (assam), nagarhole national park (karnataka), sundarbans national park (west bengal), valley of flowers national park (uttarakhand), mudumalai national park (tamil nadu), satpura national park (madhya pradesh), gir national park (gujarat), sanjay gandhi national park (mumbai, maharashtra).

• Periyar National Park (Kerala) 

Bandipur Tiger Reserve (Karnataka)

• Bandhavgarh (Madhya Pradesh)  
• Kanha (Madhya Pradesh)
• Pench (Madhya Pradesh / Maharashtra)
• Ranthambore (Rajasthan)
• Sariska (Rajasthan)

National Parks in India

Originally established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, Jim Corbett National Park forms part of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve, although the names are often used interchangeably.

Set in the region of Naintal, Uttarakhand, Corbett is India’s oldest national park, as well as its most prestigious. It is naturally one of the most sought-after destinations in India for animal enthusiasts, with over 650 species of wildlife recorded there. 

Corbett can be explored by Jeep safari, and is also one of the few parks in India that allows visitors to overnight within the park boundaries (in the government-run Dhikala Forest Eco Lodge ).

Corbett National Park was the launching ground for the original Project Tiger, a wildlife conservation program  launched in 1973.

Some of Corbett’s zones are open all year round, and spring is a popular time to visit, with temperatures lower than you’ll encounter across India’s plains.

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Established in 1908, Kaziranga is one of the top national parks in Eastern India, famed for its Indian Rhinoceros population.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is thought to be home to two-thirds of the world’s Greater One-horned Rhino population. It was also declared a Tiger reserve in 2006, and is currently home to one of the highest densities of Bengal Tigers within a protected area. 

Kaziranga’s topography is unique and spans the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River , grasslands, forest, and wetlands .

During some monsoons, Kaziranga has seen extensive flooding, including a major one in 2019. It caused devastation for much of the park’s wildlife, which tried to flee in order to reach higher grounds. 

Kaziranga has traditionally been explored on Elephant back (which is not considered responsible travel ) due to its tall grasses and lack of roads. But these days Jeep safaris are also possible.

The best time to visit Kaziranga is between November and May. Note that the park closes between July and October each year in case of flood warnings. 

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With fewer visitors venturing to southwest India, Nagarhole (which is also written as Nagahole) is something of a hidden ecotourism gem.

The name originally comes  nagarahole, meaning “cobra river” in Kannada, the local language. But don’t worry: The name is in reference to the number of curving streams, rivers , and waterfalls that fill the park than the fearsome reptiles themselves. 

Nagarhole is a beautiful place that’s widely recognized as one of the best national parks in India. It adjoins the Bandipur Tiger Reserve and forms part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.

Nagarhole is a sanctuary for Asian Elephants, Leopards, Tigers, Black Panthers, Dholes , S loth Bears, Crocodiles, and many other creatures, including wide insect biodiversity. 

Nagarhole is most easily accessed from northern Kerala or from Mysore in Karnataka. The best time to visit is between October and May, because the park often closes during the monsoon season. 

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Spanning eastern India and into Bangladesh, the Sundarbans is the world’s largest mangrove forest . It’s also one of the few places in the world where you have a chance of seeing swimming Tigers!

Most of the impressive population growth seen in the 2019 Tiger census (which happily saw a 33% increase in Bengal Tigers in India ) was in the Indian Sundarbans. 

The Sundarbans were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 and are not only important as a Tiger reserve, but they’re integral to the protection of the entire delta region.

Despite the healthy population here, Tiger sightings are rare, as most of them choose to retreat to the inaccessible interiors of the mangrove systems.

Although there have been rare occasions where Tigers have attacked humans in local villages as human populations increasingly encroach on their territory, the animals are generally fairly timid. 

Going on a safari in the Sundarbans is unique in that you travel by boat. Given the high humidity, the best time to take a trip to the region is during the winter months (November through February), when early morning mists add to the atmospheric experience.

Safaris do not run at all during summer, which is monsoon season. 

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Every time monsoon season arrives (usually around June), the Valley of the Flowers near Chamoli in Uttarakhand comes to life.

Its vibrant, bursting displays of color are a wonderful reward for those travelers willing to make the effort required in getting there. 

The starting point for the trek to reach the Valley of Flowers is from Joshimath, which is accessible by road from Haridwar, Rishikesh or Dehradun. From Joshimath, Pulna village can be reached by road in about one hour.

From the village, it’s a 16-kilometer trek to the “base camp” of Ghangaria. From there, it’s an additional 3 kilometers to the beginning of the main valley, where the flowers are. 

There are both government-run and private tours to the Valley of the Flowers. Or, if you are traveling in India independently, we recommend hiring a local guide for the trek. 

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Mudumalai National Park is located in the northwestern corner of Tamil Nadu, which borders the states of Kerala and Karnataka.

This protected area is home to Asian Elephants, Tigers, Guar, and Leopards , as well as over 266 species of birds (which represents 8% of the different bird species in India). 

Mudumalai is part of the same biosphere area as Nagarhole, the Nilgiri Biosphere reserve. The best time to visit Mudumalai is between March and June or September and October. 

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Although this national park is also referred to as Satpura Tiger Reserve, the chances of seeing a Tiger here are relatively low, especially compared to some of the other Madhya Pradesh reserves.

The park is better known for other wildlife species, such as Sambar Deer, Antelope, Chinkara, Indian Leopard, and the weird-looking  Indian Giant Squirrel ! Satpura is also home to 1300 species of plants.

So if you’re not 100% focused on seeing a Tiger, Satpura National Park can be a great option to visit in north India, with fewer visitors than some of the neighboring parks. 

Satpura Tiger Reserve is important from an archaeological perspective, too. There are more than 50 Rock Shelters here that have ancient paintings depicting various animals, including Elephants, Tigers, Deer, and Porcupines. These paintings are estimated to be 1,500 to 10,000 years old.

The best time to visit Satpura is between November and May.

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Located away from the main North India tourist trail, Gir is enough reason to make a diversion to Gujarat. This national park is the only home in India of the Asiatic Lion.

Sasan Gir (as it is also known) is located in southwestern Gujarat, in the Junagadh region, and is home to upwards of 500 Lions. 

Hunting  brought the Asiatic Lion to the brink of extinction in the mid 20th century, before conservationists stepped in in the ’60s to protect the dwindling population. In recent censuses, the number of Lions in the park has been climbing steadily. 

The rangers in Gir National Park are just as famous as its Lions: This is the first park in India to have female forest rangers. 

The park is open from November to June each year and closes during monsoon season. Check the Gujarat Tourism website in advance for exact dates. 

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Encircled by Mumbai, Sanjay Gandhi is the only national park in India that’s located within a city.

But that doesn’t mean it’s small: Sanjay Gandhi National Park covers 87 square kilometres, jostling for space alongside some of India’s most expensive real estate. 

Largely bordering the northern areas of the mega-city, this Mumbai park is home to many species of endangered flora and fauna.

Animals that call the national park home include Leopard, Spotted Deer, and Hanuman Langur Monkeys. Leopards are known to wander into neighboring areas of metropolitan Mumbai and Thane city under the cover of darkness. 

This is one of the most-visited national parks in India: It’s popular with rock climbers, hikers , and those who want to visit the well-known Kanheri caves .

Winter temperatures are quite cool here, providing relief from the often-humid air of Mumbai. The park is open all year-round. 

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Periyar National Park (Kerala)

Set in the Western Ghats (hills) of Kerala, Periyar is one of the most popular national parks in South India to visit.

Although its wildlife offerings are less spectacular than most of the other parks featured here, many visitors come for the dramatic scenery.

Don’t miss the boat trip across Periyar Lake, which offers the chance to watch wildlife from the water. During our time in the park we were lucky enough to see Elephants along the banks of the lake . 

Fair warning: The boat trip is far from serene, and can be quite a crowded affair. Even India guidebooks warn that the experience can be awfully Disneyland-esque.

For those visitors seeking some peace and tranquility, there are alternative options for rafting on the Periyar Lake. It’s also one of the last Indian parks you can actually walk into, which makes for a great opportunity to observe the flora and fauna with a naturalist. 

The best time to visit Periyar is November through May. 

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Tiger Reserves in India

By far your best chances of seeing a Tiger in India are at the Tiger reserves, some of which now have booming, high-density populations!

The best time of year to see a Tiger is in the height of summer, from March through May, when they tend to gather around watering holes in the parks.

However, be aware that this is the hottest time of year in India. Many people choose to visit in November through February, which offers more comfortable weather, but slightly lower chances of Tiger sightings. 

We personally recommend taking Jeep safaris over Cantor safaris (which have up to 16 seats and are more bus-like) for a more intimate experience, with fewer elbows jostling for photos. And remember, it’s more about savoring the wonder of being in nature than just seeing a Tiger. 

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Adjoining neighboring Nagarhole, the Bandipur Tiger Reserve boasts the second highest density of Tigers in India. So it’s an excellent place to look for Tigers!

Bandipur was established in 1974 under Project Tiger , and was once the private hunting reserve of the Maharaja of Mysore. 

In addition to its big cats, Bandipur supports a sizable population of endangered and vulnerable species such as Indian Elephants, Gaurs, Sloth Bears, Muggers, Indian Rock Pythons, Four-horned Antelopes, Jackals, and Dholes (a.k.a. Indian wild dogs).

The best way to see Tigers in the park is on a Jeep safari . 

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Bandhavgarh National Park (Madhya Pradesh)

You don’t have a better chance of seeing a Tiger anywhere in India than you do at Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

Spanning some 105 square kilometers, Bandhavgarh has the happy problem of trying to find more space for its Tigers. These massive cats require large territories to hunt, and the population has grown here considerably in recent years. 

Get up early for a morning Jeep safari for your best chances of seeing a Tiger here. Sightings aren’t guaranteed, but with a bit of luck (and keeping quiet) you’ll get a great Tiger sighting, like we did! 

Bandhavgarh is home to many eco-friendly lodges, in particular the Tree House Hideaway .

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Kanha National Park (Madhya Pradesh)

The largest national park in Madhya Pradesh, Kanha is divided into two sanctuary areas– Hallon and Banjar– which respectively encompass 250 and 300 square kilometers.

But more worthy of note is Kanha’s true claim to fame. The park is thought to be the original “jungle” from Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book .  If you’re intent on living out your own Mowgli fantasy, Kanha would seem like the natural place to start. 

So perhaps it’s no surprise that Kanha National Park gets busy and books up quickly. If you’re planning on visiting Kanha, we recommend booking your accommodation and safaris several months in advance. Many of the area’s lodges can help with booking your safaris directly. 

The park is open from mid-October to June each year, and then closes for monsoon season. November through February are the busiest times to visit. 

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Pench National Park (Madhya Pradesh / Maharashtra)

Located on the border of southern Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, Pench National Park is a lesser-known alternative to the big-hitters of Bandhavgarh and Kanha.

Made up mostly of teak trees, Pench has a very different feel from the more popular parks. There are fewer tourists and Tigers, providing nature lovers with that feeling of serene solitude so many crave. 

Pench’s sprawling 1900 square kilometers is 60% in Madhya Pradesh and the remainder in Maharashtra. Located on the Jbalpur to Nagpur highway, the Turia Gate is relatively easy to reach, and the park is most frequently accessed from here. 

Pench National Park is the perfect place to forget the goal of “seeing a Tiger” and appreciate India’s national parks for what they are: Invaluable havens of peace, tranquility, and biodiversity.

As with the other parks in Madhya Pradesh, Pench is closed from June through mid-October.

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Ranthambore National Park (Rajasthan)

The most visited Tiger reserve in India is not without its vocal critics.

Recent complaints of overtourism and land loss to the overdevelopment of resorts here have made headlines. But that negative press doesn’t seem to have had much impact on visitor numbers. People still seem as keen as ever to catch sight of a Tiger here. 

Located south of Jaipur and within easy reach of Agra and Delhi, Ranthambore is one of the top tourist attractions in Rajasthan . 

It’s Ranthambore’s location that makes it so popular: It’s an easy stop for anyone on a Golden Triangle tour . It’s also unique for the ancient ruins dotted around the park, making a captivating backdrop for Tiger viewings (which are relatively frequent). 

If you do have time to go elsewhere to see Tigers in India, you may enjoy it more. We also recommend avoiding the large canters and busses , which can be noisy, in favor of a Jeep safari if you can.

Most of Ranthambore closes between July and October 1st due to the monsoon, however the buffer zone stays open all year round. 

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Sariska National Park (Rajasthan)

Located to the northwest of Jaipur and far larger than the more famous Ranthambore, Sariska National Park is best known for the scandal that unfolded there.

In the ’90s and early 2000s, all of the park’s Tigers somehow disappeared! It was suspected that they were taken by poachers. By 2004, Sariska was completely tigerless.

The park administration tried to cover it up for a long time. But after years went by without a single Tiger being seen, eventually detectives were brought in to solve the mystery. 

In subsequent years, the park’s corruption was cleaned up, and Tigers were eventually reintroduced to Sariska from Ranthambore from 2008.

In 2019, there are still only 15 Tigers left in the park, with only one lone male. This is causing great concern to conservationists as a further barrier to protecting the delicate population there.

According to local sources, the problem is twofold. The first is a lack of investment into tourism in Sariska. The second issue is the presence of villagers within the wildlife reserve itself. 

Staying in resorts like the Sariska Retreat and the  Sterling Sariska  does help, and having tourists take more safaris and guided trips could provide an economic incentive for the Tigers’ protection. 

So we’re recommending visiting Sariska National Park as a chance to make a genuine difference with your money. The more international visitors travel to Sariska, the more interest the government and tourism business will have in protecting the park in the future.  – Ellie Cleary

Ellie & Ravi write about travel to India and around the world on their website,  Soul Travel Blog , with a focus on experiences for the conscious traveller. 

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There are over 600 national parks in India which are home to close to 200 endangered mammal species. The Royal Bengal Tiger is one of the flagship species as not only is it the apex predator of the very forests that thrive here, but it is also the biggest cat among its brothers. National Parks in India varies with varying tropics and landscapes. We have the dry deciduous forest of Ranthambore National Park in the western part of India while the evergreen Sal forest of Kanha National Park thrives in Central India. Corbett National Park is unique as it rests in the foothills of the Great Himalayan Range, making it an awe-stunning frame to capture. India has some of the most biodiverse lands making it a hotspot for wildlife and tiger safaris and nature enthusiasts.

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Among the many national parks in India’s golden Triangle Zone, Kanha National Park and Ranthambore National Park offer incredibly fulfilling tiger tours. You get to visit many breathtaking locations and can embark on numerous types of tiger safaris. Read our blog on the best tiger reserves in India for tiger safaris .

The Jim Corbett National Park currently houses over 350 tigers of varying species. It is one of the largest and most densely populated tiger reserves in India . The park is frequented by tourists and is a major attraction among wildlife enthusiasts.

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Tiger safaris in India actually happen throughout the year, but it is recommended to plan a safari tour between the cooler months of October and March. Each and every National Park in India has dedicated tiger safari zones that remain open to the public in longer durations.

It is important to plan your tiger safaris in India a good five months in advance, as it will give top tiger tour operators, like Tiger Safari India , ample time to prepare the best possible trip for you.

The Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park, Ranthambore National Park and Jim Corbett National Park are the four most visited and most popular tiger reserves. Each park also brings with it a unique tiger safari experience. Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve has the maximum tiger population and hence the chances of sighting increases. 

Avoid bright colors and instead, pick a wardrobe of nature-inspired shades like greens and browns. Camouflage printed outfits are also a good option. Heavy jackets for winters as the temperature is lower in the jungle.

The Corbett Tiger Reserve is considered the best place to visit for a tiger safari experience as it accounts for the most number of tigers by population (over 252 tigers and counting) as of 2022.

The state of Madhya Pradesh is home to the most number of tigers. On the other hand, Corbett National Park & Tiger Reserve ranks the top with tiger count of 252 as of 2022. Read our blog on the Top 5 Tiger Reserves with the Highest Tiger Population in India .

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Mr. Jan Kozlowski & Ms. Elizabeth Jeffery Country : UK March,2023 A heartfelt thank you Mr Rathore of Indian Heritage and Nature Tours for their great work and experience in providing a tailor- made tour and a first class service for our time in the Himalayan foothills. My partner and I recently returned from visiting India and where we had a fabulous tour north from New Delhi into the foothills organised by Indian Heritage and Nature Tours. Our trip took us from our hotel in New Delhi to Kalka, then onto Shimla via the Himalayan Queen Toy Train, to Manali, Dharamshala/McLeod Ganj, Dalhousie then to Amritsar from where we caught a flight to Kolkata. In total 12 days/11 nights. We had a fabulous time and for our comfort and seeing the various sites easily, were provided with our own driver, Mr Hari Krishan, who was truly excellent. The planning and arrangements put into our tour were exemplary, and our travel arrangements went extremely smoothly - trains/tickets and transfers, car and driver provision, as well as onward flights/tickets from Amritsar. The hotels at all the various locations exceeded our expectations, and our excursions en route and our sight-seeing days were very well organised. India and the Himalayan foothills were amazing. Thank you, India & Team Indian Heritage Nature Tours. Look forward to seeing you again. Read more Mr. Jaysurya Gollamudi & Family Country : USA August,2022 Are you traveling? Especially to India? If you want the best experience of your travel look no further, think no further. Just pick up the phone and call +919414042905 Mr. Satya of “Indian Heritage and Nature Tours” We did. They are very competitive. Best in the Indian tour operators. Very pleasant, friendly and very affordable and competitive rates. We wanted to go to India with our daughter and two grandchildren in the month of August 2022. We googled and inquired with several travel agents and somehow, we picked Indian Heritage & Nature Tours. Read more Mr. Vendesan Somo & Family Country : Singapore July,2022 Mr. Satya Tour Coordinator of Indian Heritage & Nature Tours not only received us at Delhi Airport, he accompanied us together with the driver to Shimla, Manali and Chandigarh. He ensured our Trip was carefully and safety managed because of the difficult terrains. Furthermore, he managed to book us to reasonably good hotels and brought us to places of interests etc. This was our third Trip organized him and we were very pleased with his services and the attention given the details We are certainly engaging our next trip with Indian Heritage & Nature Tours. Read more Mr. Jan Kozlowski & Ms. Elizabeth Jeffery Country : UK March,2023 A heartfelt thank you Mr Rathore of Indian Heritage and Nature Tours for their great work and experience in providing a tailor- made tour and a first class service for our time in the Himalayan foothills. My partner and I recently returned from visiting […]

Mr. Andre Roger, Erode Terribile   Country : Switzerland April,2022 Ein Erlebnis besonderer Art. Es wird uns zeitlebens in sehr guter Erinnerung bleiben. Klar es war sehr viel 30 Tage am Stück - mit Bahn, Flugzeug und Personenwagen mit Fahrer - aber unser Reiseleiter und Tour Organisator hatte das im Griff und wusste unglaublich viel. Schön, dass er gut Deutsch und Englisch spricht. Wir haben schon die zweite Reise gebucht (August, 2022) - auch Indien mit Nepal und freuen uns sehr! Sehr empfehlenswert! Danke Indian Heritage & Nature Tours. Read more Mr. Andre Roger, Erode Terribile  Country : Switzerland April,2022 Ein Erlebnis besonderer Art. Es wird uns zeitlebens in sehr guter Erinnerung bleiben. Klar es war sehr viel 30 Tage am Stück – mit Bahn, Flugzeug und Personenwagen mit Fahrer – aber unser Reiseleiter und Tour Organisator hatte das im Griff und wusste unglaublich viel. Schön, […]

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