Wildlife Safaris and Trails

We have just finished our first season of wildlife travel in April 2023 and it has been a fantastic year. This would not have been possible without the support of our partners from across the world. We thank you all for your support over the last few years through troubled times and know that the next season will be even better. Once again thank you all for your support. We shall be attending the Global Bird Fair in UK in July and will be happy to meet in person if you happen to be there.
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As per Shikhar Agrawal, Principal Secretary, Forest, Environment and Climate Change, Government of Rajasthan, all tiger reserves in the state of Rajasthan shall have a weekly off starting 1st July 2023. The weekly off will be on Wednesday and will be applicable throughout the year. For those of you who have safaris planned for guests should relook the itinerary program and replan the same in order to avoid all inconveniences closer to the date of travel.

Monsoon Safaris

As we know many of us do not plan safari programs during the monsoons in India as most tiger reserves in the country remain closed during the months of July, August & September. Since this is also a time for school holidays some interesting wilderness explorations can be planned during this time.

Bear Trails

Bear Trails is a new adventure that gives you the opportunity to seek, photograph, and observe three of the four species of bears found in India - the Himalayan Brown Bear, the Himalayan Black Bear, and the endemic Sloth Bear. It also helps us stretch our wildlife season into September.
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Leopards of Rajasthan

Jhalana Wildlife Sanctuary and Jawai, where the magnificent leopards reign supreme are nestled in the heart of India's Rajasthan state, these two exceptional destinations offer an extraordinary opportunity to witness these elusive and majestic big cats in their natural habitat. These regions remain open during the monsoons to be explored and combine well with other iconic destinations in Rajasthan.
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Discover the Elusive: Lesser Florican & the Green Avadavat

An amazing birding experience during the monsoons can be exploring for two rare birding species – the Lesser Florican and the Green Avadavat. This program takes you to the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat and it combines well with the leopards of Rajasthan program. The best time is the monsoons, specifically in second half of July.
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Did you know?

That the Himalayan Brown Bear is the only bear species in India that hibernates. The other species are forest bears that live at a lower altitude and can be seen the year around.

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