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We do not use any content writers to write our blogs and text on the website. Currently most of the content on travel websites is written by content writers who edit existing web content for digital marketing purposes. They pick on a trending topic which comes up while inputting certain search words, aka keywords. However, if you read their content deeply, you realise it is a simple piece of information that is easily available on the internet.
On the other hand, our content is a log of personal experiences of our team of naturalists and myself in various national parks collected over the decades. If you go through various topics in our blog archives you will come across certain interesting yet crucial topics to read on before taking a tiger safari in India. Also, majority of the pictures that you see in our posts are taken by us while on tiger safaris in the national parks of India.
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I was in Bandhavgarh National Park in October 2017 and had some really brilliant Tiger sightings there. It was then that I thought of taking out some time and driving -
After reading this note, you will call it The Dudhwa Drama – a Tiger Safari in India. It was December 20th, 2014, at 5.00pm. For those who know the Terai -
Both African and Indian Safaris serve different purposes. While African Safaris showcase wildlife in a landscape – easily seen and tracked; Indian Safaris is where the thrill lies. One maneuvers -
A story about the Queen of Pench – Collarwali Tiger! Tiger! Burning Bright In the forest of the night – William Wordsworth Pench Tiger Reserve is known to be home
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Following is the account by Naren Malik, a naturalist working in Kanha Tiger Reserve since 2006. Naren chose to work in Kanha for his love of Kanha. Not for money,
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Is it possible to do a Tiger Safari in India during the monsoons? At the onset, let me clarify here that most parts in most national parks are closed for monsoons. -
Little did people know in 1968 when a national park was being formed in an unknown district, adjoining a small village as to what will be the fate of this
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At the onset, I must apologize for my emotional outburst in this note. No one is to blame here. The forest department are doing their best in the given limited
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I have been studying and watching Tigers for over 29 years now. What I had not seen I had read, and what I had not read I had seen about
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32 Important Points before Going for a Safari in Indian National Parks If travelling with friends and family be as silent as possible. Listen to the Jungle, it has a
