Many of India’s wildlife reserves have royal pasts, none more so than those in the state of Rajasthan. This tour not only gives you the opportunity to explore one of Rajasthan’s premier wildlife destinations, Ranthambore National Park, but also the chance to look for leopards in Jhalana Leopard Reserve, a unique and beautiful forest reserve close to the city of Jaipur.

India is undoubtedly the stronghold of the tiger. With the world’s largest tiger population, these magnificent big cats are the focus of many wildlife tours and have become an unofficial wild ambassador for the country. This tour takes you to two of India’s most popular tiger reserves, in search of this regal predator.

The wildlife of Gujarat is spectacular, to say the least. Not only are many places in Gujarat havens for unique animals, like Asiatic Lion, Indian Wild Ass, Blackbuck, and much more, but The state also falls on a major bird migration route, making it an important stop for migratory birds.

While everyone knows about the more iconic animals of the Indian jungles, it takes a pure love for wildlife and a discerning eye to look for the rarer animals. This tour focuses on the search for a unique primate endemic to the Western Ghats of India, the Lion-tailed Macaque. In addition, we will also be looking for the Ghost of the Indian Jungle, the leopard, a shy big cat that is often hard to see. Even rarer are the melanistic leopards, often called Black Panthers, and once thought to be a separate species.

Central India is one of the major strongholds of the tiger, and the tiger reserves of this region are among the most beautiful forests in the country. This tour gives you the opportunity to visit two of central India’s most popular destinations, Tadoba and Pench National Parks, in search of the tiger, and the other wildlife that shares its home.

Madhya Pradesh, in central India, is truly the heart of Wild India. The tiger reserves here are not only well-known, but also among the best tiger habitats in the country. This tour gives you the opportunity to visit two of these beautiful forests: Pench and Kanha. Both of these jungles have played a role in the creation of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, with Kanha being one of the major inspirations, and Pench being the setting for the story of Mowgli.

Many of India’s wildlife reserves have royal pasts, and none more so than those in the state of Rajasthan. This tour not only gives you the opportunity to explore one of Rajasthan’s premier wildlife destinations, Ranthambore National Park, but also the chance to look for leopards in Jhalana Leopard Reserve, a unique and beautiful forest reserve close to the city of Jaipur.

The forests of Central India have long been a mecca for wildlife enthusiasts, and the tiger reserves of Madhya Pradesh even more so. Not only do these national parks have a high density of tigers, resulting in better sightings, but they are also home to a wide variety of landscapes, meaning that you get the maximum number of birds and animals possible in these areas.

Venture into Central India, the heartland of India’s wild, in search of the mighty tiger! The tiger is the largest of the big cats, and some may say the most magnificent. In addition, you also have the opportunity to visit one of India’s most iconic landmarks, the Taj Mahal.

This six nights and seven days tour is focused upon exploring the enchanting landscape and unique birdlife of Ladakh. The journey will kickstart in Leh followed by two nights stay in Tso Kar and one night stay in Tso Moriri. During the trip, you will come across some many endangered and endemic species of Ladakh including Black-necked Crane, Tibetan Snowcock, Ibisbill, and Chukar. Led by a knowledgeable guide and ground handler, we will make sure you are laden with a great photo album and left with lasting experiences.