Indian Subcontinent

Wildlife National Parks

With a diversity of environments ranging from deciduous forests to savannah grasslands, Himalayan wilderness to coastal swamps and plains, India has some of the most stunning National Parks and wildlife sanctuaries in the world, playing host to a remarkable variety of flora and fauna.

Although the species differ in each park, leopard, tiger, lion, spotted deer, sambur deer, elephant, monkeys, gaur, sloth bears and a dazzling array of birdlife are some of the species that may be seen.

Wildlife activities include elephant-back rides, game drives in jeeps and boat rides, allowing safe and excellent viewing at all times. Sightings of any particular animal or bird can never be guaranteed, especially of the elusive leopard or Royal Bengal tiger, but the months from January until March when most of the country becomes drier and water becomes more scarce, is a good time to visit (some Parks are closed during the monsoon period, normally from July until October).

Ranthambore - our preferred camps & lodges include:

Aman-i-Khas
Vanyavilas
Sawai Madhopur Lodge
Sherbagh

Bandhavgarh - our preferred camps & lodges include:

Mahua Kothi
King's Lodge

Anant Van

Kanha - our preferred camps & lodges include:

Banjaar Tola
Kipling Camp
Tuli Tiger Resort
Krishna Jungle Resort
Shergarh

Pench - our preferred camps & lodges include:

Baghvan
Pench Jungle Camp

Panna - our preferred camps & lodges include:

Pashan Garh
Ken River Lodge

Nagarhole - our preferred camps & lodges include:

Orange County

Kabinin River Lodge