Eight wildernesses. One unhurried way of seeing.

Himalayan Foothills · Birding

Sattal Birding · Hides & Oak Forests

Sattal — the seven lakes — sits in a fold of Kumaon's oak-rhododendron forest at around 1,400m. From November to March it becomes one of north India's quietest birding paradises. We work the stocked hides at first light, walk the moss-edged paths above the lakes by mid-morning, and scout for owls before dinner.

Likely sightings: Himalayan Rubythroat, Crested Kingfisher, Spotted & Little Forktail, Koklass & Kalij Pheasant, Common Green Magpie, Rufous Sibia, Plumbeous Redstart, Brown Wood Owl.

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Rajasthan · Tigers

Ranthambore Tiger Safari

Stone forts, dry deciduous forest, lake shores carpeted in rann grass — Ranthambore is where India's tigers walk through the ruins of an empire. Our drives target the most reliable zones for the dominant tigresses (Riddhi, Siddhi, Shakti, Noori) and the high-probability waterholes through the heat of April–June.

Likely sightings: Bengal Tiger, Indian Leopard (rare), Sloth Bear, Sambar Deer, Marsh Crocodile, Crested Serpent Eagle, Painted Spurfowl.

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Assam · Rhinos & Birding

Kaziranga & the Brahmaputra

Kaziranga is the last great floodplain. Two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinos live in its elephant grass, alongside the largest population of wild water buffalo and a quietly extraordinary cast of birds. Our itinerary works central, eastern, and western ranges across multiple drives, with an optional Brahmaputra river-bend morning for Gangetic dolphins and pallas's fish eagle.

Likely sightings: Greater One-horned Rhinoceros, Asian Elephant, Wild Water Buffalo, Eastern Swamp Deer, Royal Bengal Tiger (occasional), Pallas's Fish Eagle, Bengal Florican.

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Rajasthan · Wetland Birding

Bharatpur Wetland Days

Keoladeo Ghana — once the maharaja's private duck-shoot, now one of the world's most photogenic wetlands. We move through the park on cycle-rickshaws (the only permitted vehicles), working sarus crane fields, painted stork colonies, and the great pelican pools. Mornings here are honey-coloured. Afternoons are for raptors over the Python's pond.

Likely sightings: Sarus Crane, Painted Stork, Spot-billed Pelican, Greater Spotted & Imperial Eagle, Oriental Darter, Bar-headed Goose, Indian Rock Python, Eurasian Wryneck, Bluethroat.

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Jaipur · Leopards

Jhalana Leopards · Pink City Wild

An hour from Jaipur's Hawa Mahal, the Jhalana Leopard Reserve is a 23-square-kilometre island of dry scrub and rocky hillside ringed by a city of 4 million people. Roughly 35 leopards live here. The drives are short (2.5–3 hours), the scrub forest opens up beautifully on rocks at sunrise, and sightings are among the most reliable in India.

Likely sightings: Indian Leopard, Striped Hyena, Jungle Cat, Blue Bull (Nilgai), Indian Hare, Shikra, Indian Eagle Owl.

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Madhya Pradesh · Sal Forest

Kanha — Sal Forest & the Rusty Ghost

The forest that inspired The Jungle Book. Cathedral-like sal stands, vast meadows of swamp deer (barasingha), tigers, leopards — and, with luck and a quiet driver, the rusty-spotted cat: one of the smallest wild cats on earth. Kanha is for travellers who want forest, not lists.

Likely sightings: Bengal Tiger, Indian Leopard, Hard-ground Barasingha, Gaur, Rusty-spotted Cat (rare), Crested Serpent Eagle, Indian Pitta (summer).

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Haryana · Day-trip Birding

Sultanpur Day Tour

An easy day-trip from Delhi: the small but extraordinarily productive wetland of Sultanpur National Park. Winter brings munias, bluethroats, and a parade of waders. A perfect add-on for travellers passing through the capital.

Likely sightings: Red Avadavat (Red Munia), Scaly-breasted Munia, Indian Spot-billed Duck, Bluethroat, Greater Spotted Eagle, Sarus Crane (occasional).

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Multi-park · Bespoke

The Grand Tour — design your own

A three-week (or longer) photo journey stitched from any combination above. Recommended pairings:

• Sattal birding → Bharatpur wetlands → Ranthambore tigers (Nov–Feb classic)
• Jhalana → Ranthambore → Bandhavgarh → Kanha (Mar–May big-cat circuit)
• Kaziranga → Manas → Nameri (Nov–Apr north-east specialist)

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