Leveraging responsible tourism in the conservation of local communities and wildlife of the region. Ensuring minimum carbon and water footprints in the area while providing a seamless and memorable experience for our guests.
A rare wild white tiger spotted again in the Nilgiri mountains of India after a gap of 8 years. A wildlife photographer from Bengaluru spotted it earlier in 2017. Nilgiri,
The government of India is taking a major step in the conservation of tigers by reintroducing tigers in the Buxa Tiger Reserve from the nearby tiger-dominated forests of similar landscapes.
A camera trap image in 2022 with few direct sightings in consecutive years and sightings of a pack in 2026 have confirmed the presence of endangered Asiatic wild dogs in
Next time you are on a tiger safari in India, you will be surprised to see that people going into the forests to collect forest products are wearing masks of
After spending more than four months in her South African wintering ground, a young female Amur falcon named ‘Alang’ has returned to India for a stopover after a nonstop journey of around
Have you ever wondered where you can find the rhinos in the wild? Of course your answer would be Africa, but there is a species of rhino that you can
Red panda tracking in India: Singalila, Neora Valley & Arunachal for wildlife travelers (Northeast India): Red Panda is one of the most beautiful and lovely creatures of eastern Himalayas in India.
If you are planning a wildlife safari in India’s most famous tiger reserves, there is one very important thing you need to know before you pack your bags: smartphones are
I visited the Salkhan fossil park, which represents the stromatolite fossils of cyanobacteria, which was formed around 1.5 billion years ago. Though it was my second visit to the park
Indian wildlife is very diverse, from tigers to snow leopards, from gibbons to lion-tailed macaques, and from brown bears to sloth bears; the Indian biodiversity is wonderful and unmatched. The
You must have heard about India’s biodiversity hotspots. There are 36 hotspots worldwide, of which four are in India. But there is another category of measuring the biodiversity of a
India is known for the diversity in its flora and fauna. Our jungles are the cradle of biodiversity and are home to numerous plant and animal species. These animal and
After our flight back to New Delhi Marjorie and I said goodbye to Bill and Sue, who were continuing on to Varanasi and Amritsar, two of the more interesting cities
Our next stop was Pench National Park and Tiger Reserve, or as we started calling it, Pench Leopard Reserve. You’ll understand why in a minute. Pench National Park was established
After four nights at Satpura and three full days bouncing around the jungles on safari, we had seen lots of interesting critters, but alas, no tigers. We were a little
