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Captivating moments shared by our guests

Graham & Mary Brace

We are honored to have guests like Graham and Mary, who have been dedicated travelers with us for the past decade. As vivid wildlife enthusiasts, their primary goal is to educate and raise awareness about wildlife conservation. Their travels have taken them to stunning and remote destinations, where they document incredible animal behaviors and ecosystems.

Graham and Mary are not only passionate educators but also talented photographers. Graham and Mary’s 2024 photographs capture the essence of wildlife, telling compelling stories that highlight the beauty and intricacies of the natural world. Their combined efforts in photography and education inspire a deeper appreciation and respect for wildlife.

As we mark their ten-year journey with us, we look forward to many more adventures together, continually inspired by their passion, dedication, and talent in promoting wildlife conservation.

Jewel Reese

One thing I really enjoyed about my trip is I visited several National Parks, and each one gave me an amazing & unique experience.

The 4th park I visited was Bandhavgarh,  and what I loved about that park is it gave me opportunities to sit and observe a single, individual tiger over an extended amount of time. In this particular case,  during the morning safari, we had seen the large male’s pug marks, and we heard several alarm calls, but as much as we searched – we could not find this elusive, large male tiger.

At the end of the morning safari, we ended up at a watering hole, and the forest service assigned guide said, “I guarantee, 100%, that the tiger will be here after lunch.”

Ajju, my driver, and I looked at each other. “100 percent?!?!?”  If there is one thing I know about wildlife & the forest – nothing is 100 percent!

In fact, Ajju &  I joked about it during the drive back to the lodge. But while we knew there was no guarantees with wildlife – that doesn’t mean we weren’t going to try. So Ajju & I made plans to leave for the afternoon safari early in order to be first in line at the gate & drive directly back to the waterhole.

The second safari came, and we did just that.  Two jeeps had obtained special permission to enter the park before the others (one was a camera crew for a nature film company; while the other was clearly a professional photographer), but then we were the next to enter he park.  We drove directly to the waterhole – and sure enough, the forest guide was right! The large male tiger was sleeping by the waterhole exactly as he predicted.

Being the 3rd jeep in the area, I had an great view & was able to spend time just observing this tiger. (As a veterinarian, I even noticed he was limping on his front leg).

It was an amazing experience & one I will never forget.

Jewel Reese

Kathy & Dave Porterfield

Abhishek and all intrepid Holi friends

Kathy and I flew overnight from Delhi to Toronto and are currently enroute to Denver!   One more flight to Phoenix this afternoon and we’ll try to get back to normal schedule! Thanks for sharing the photos and your time to lead us thru these important sites and I’m sure we’ll all have very nice memories of the experiences we had!  Experiencing the Holi was an exhilarating experience and we’re taking home “colorful” memories!  

Please take on board the feedback that we gave you and also provided to Deep when we visited in Delhi!    It was a remarkable ( and long awaited) return to India and we certainly appreciated the patience of Sharad and Deep ( and all the Nature Safari staff) over this time to manage all the intricacies and changes necessitated by the pandemic!     We are indebted for the efforts! We’ll be in touch once we get settled however I’m not sure we can match Mr Sharads tiger photos!

Regards
Dave and Kathy Porterfield

Tigress Maya and her playful cub captured in a tender moment at Tadoba National Park. The young cub’s exuberance is evident as it leaps joyfully beside its mother during their morning patrol. A rare glimpse into the bond between mother and offspring in the wild. Clicked by Dave Porterfield.

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