What you love
Wildlife and safaris
Tigers in the dry forests of central India, rhinos in the grasslands of Assam and Nepal, leopards and elephants in Sri Lanka: some of the best wildlife in Asia, with lodges and naturalists we know.
Wildlife is about timing. Most Indian parks close in the monsoon and the best sightings come in the hot months before it. We match the parks to your dates and book the safaris as soon as they open.
We use small lodges with their own naturalists, and plan at least three or four drives in each park: a tiger is never guaranteed, but the odds improve with every morning.
At a glance
- Tigers
- Ranthambore, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Corbett
- When
- October to June; best sightings March to May
- Ideal stay
- Two or three nights in each park
Where we would send you
Where we send wildlife lovers
- Ranthambore
- Tigers among the ruins of a fort in Rajasthan, close to Jaipur and Agra.
- Kanha and Bandhavgarh
- The great tiger forests of central India, with meadows of deer and gaur.
- Kaziranga
- The largest population of one-horned rhinos in the world, with elephants and wild buffalo, in Assam.
- Chitwan
- Rhinos, deer and birds in Nepal's lowlands, from a jeep or a dugout canoe.
- Yala and Udawalawe
- Leopards in Yala and herds of elephants in Udawalawe, in the south of Sri Lanka.
- Gir
- The last Asiatic lions in the wild, in Gujarat.
How we plan it
What we take care of
Permits early
Safari permits in the best zones sell out months ahead. We book them as soon as they open.
Good naturalists
Lodges with their own naturalists and drivers who know the territories of each animal.
Combine it
A park fits easily into a wider journey: Ranthambore with Rajasthan, Kanha with Khajuraho, Chitwan with Kathmandu.
Plan my journey
Tell us roughly what you have in mind
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