Lying in eastern India, the Sundarbans is a vast area of mangrove forest, and part of the world’s largest delta, formed by the Rivers Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna. It is also the world’s largest estuarine forest. In a landscape dominated by great tidal creeks and waterways, the only way to access and enjoy the unique area is on motorized boats of various sizes.

The majestic and elusive Snow Leopard is one of the world’s rarest big cats and getting the chance to see one is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

For any first-time birdwatcher to India, nothing is better than a comprehensive birdwatching tour of North India. From lowland marshes and forests, to the Himalayan foothills, this tour covers a staggering variety of landscapes, each playing home to its own wild community. An easy, yet very fruitful, birdwatching tour, the Classic North India tour is great for birders, wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and even first-time birdwatchers and families.

Located in the Himalayan foothills of the northeast Indian state of Assam, Manas National Park was first established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1928.

The National Park comprises two main habitat types: grassland and forest, both of which are home to some rare animals and birds that are best seen here, including the ‘Big Four of Manas’–the Bengal Florican, the Clouded Leopard, the One-horned Rhinoceros, and the Water Buffalo.

The north-eastern regions of India are not only home to some of the most beautiful forests in the country, but also to some of the most spectacular wildlife. From rhinos and elephants to warblers and finches, this region is bursting with wildlife of all shapes and sizes. This tour is perfectly designed to give you a taste of the rich flora and fauna that Northeast India has to offer, visiting some of the most popular wildlife destinations in the state of Assam.


Main Targets: White-Winged Wood Duck, Bengal Florican, One-horned Rhinoceros, Tiger

Western India is known for its vibrant culture, rich traditions, and amazing cuisine. But when it comes to wildlife and birdwatching, some may disregard the arid habitats of the area in favour or lush forests or mountain passes. This tour is designed to show you that even the arid regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan are bursting with life. Such a unique habitat means that there is a variety of unique wildlife in the region, much of it adapted to the harsh conditions. An added highlight is a peek into the lifestyle of the people that call these states home.

The Western Ghats range of southwest India is naturally abundant with wildlife and is a paradise for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and photographers alike.

Apart from many large mammals, including Gaur, Asiatic Elephant, Tigers, and more, the region is best known among birdwatchers for the many South Indian endemics, plus many birds shared with Sri Lanka, such as Malabar Whistling Thrush, White-bellied Treepie, Malabar Barbet, and many more birds with Malabar and Nilgiri in their names!

The southern part of India is not as popular as other places when it comes to wildlife, but wrongly so. From lush lowland Edens, to the verdant hill slopes and shola cloud forests of the Western Ghats, the wilds of South India are home to a spectacular array of animals and birds, many of them endemic to the region. This tour takes you to some of the best places in South India, in order to optimize your wildlife and birdwatching experience.

Kashmir and Rajasthan are two regions in India with rich histories and fascinating people and cultures. They are also great birding destinations for those wanting to increase their life list. This tour takes you to some of the best wildlife sites of Rajasthan and Kashmir, each with something unique to offer.

Our tour starts in Delhi, the capital of India. From here we move to the royal city of Jaipur, where we will proceed for jeep safaris in the nearby Jhalana Safari Park to look for Leopards and birds.

This tour takes you to the best birding and wildlife sites of North India, including the Corbett National Park, one of India’s premier wildlife destinations, and the western Himalayan foothills. Your life list will be able to get a major boost with the abundant wildlife and relatively easy birding.