Tours & Packages
We are also open to conduct tours to less frequented destinations that include Gir, Kaziranga, Manas, Lahol-Spiti Valley, Bandipur, Pench (Maharashtra), Dudhwa, Satpura, Melghat, Umred-Karhandla, Navegaon, Nagzira and several such destinations. Even camping and adventure tours for schools and colleges are on our radar.
Our wildlife tours are generally customized in nature where you insist us to take you to the particular destinations and for few destinations we offer a tailor made packages as well. Following are our Signature Tours where we frequently organize for.
Kaziranga National Park is in the Golaghat and Nagaon districts of the state of Assam. This Park hosts two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceroses, is a World Heritage Site. It covers an area of 378 sq km, with approximately 51.14 sq km lost to erosion in recent years.The park area is circumscribed by the Brahmaputra River, which forms the northern and eastern boundaries, and the Mora Diphlu, which forms the southern boundary. Other notable rivers within the park are the Diphlu and Mora Dhansiri.
Kaziranga is a vast expanse of tall elephant grass, marshland, and dense tropical moist broadleaf forests, criss-crossed by four major rivers, including the Brahmaputra, and the park includes numerous small bodies of water.
Kaziranga contains significant breeding populations of 35 mammalian species,of which 15 are threatened as per the IUCN Red List.The park has the distinction of being home to the world's largest population of the Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros, wild Asiatic Water Buffalo and Eastern Swamp Deer. Significant populations of large herbivores include Elephants, Gaur and Sambar . Small herbivores include the Indian Muntjac, Wild Boar, and Hog Deer. Kaziranga has the largest population of the Wild Water Buffalo anywhere accounting for about 57% of the world population. Other animals include Tiger, Jungle Cat, Fishing Cat, and Leopard Cat, the rare Hispid Hare, Indian Gray Mongoose, Small Indian Mongooses, Large Indian Civet, Small Indian Civets, Bengal Fox, Golden Jackal, Sloth Bear, Chinese Pangolin, Indian Pangolins, Hog Badger, Chinese Ferret Badgers, and Particoloured Fying Squirrel, etc. Besides this Kaziranga hosts some magnificent birds as well.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Guwahati
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Corbett
Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India. It is located in Nainital district of Uttarakhandand with the total area of the reserve is around 1288 sq.km and was named after famous tiger hunter turned conservationist Sir Jim Edward Corbett. It was declared in 1973 and was the first Tiger Reserve considered under Project Tiger in India by NTCA.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ Dhikala FRH
8 Exclusive Jeep Safaris (6 in Dhikala Zone & 2 in Bijrani Zone) in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by Train from Delhi by 3AC
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Dudhwa
Dudhwa Tiger Reserve is a protected area in Uttar Pradesh that stretches mainly across the Lakhimpur Kheri and Bahraich districts and comprises the Dudhwa National Park, Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary and Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary. It covers an area of 1,284.3 sq km and includes three large forest fragments amidst the matrix dominated by agriculture. It shares the north-eastern boundary with Nepal, which is defined to a large extent by the Mohana River.
Though the 3 protected areas are physically not connected to each other, each consists of unbroken tracts of dense forests. These Terai ecosystems are highly productive habitats of diverse flora and fauna and home to a considerable number of obligate species and species of restricted distribution.
The vegetation is of the North Indian Moist Deciduous type, containing some of the finest examples of Sal forests in India, as well the most extensive tracts of moist grasslands that remain in this region.The fauna includes, apart from sizable populations of Tiger and Leopard, a viable population of a nominate sub-species of the Swamp deer or Barasingha , a population of Indian One-horned Rhinoceros successfully reintroduced in 1984, and certain critically endangered species like the Bengal Florican and the Hispid Hare, adding to the marvel of Dudhwa. There is an enviable bird life with over 450 resident as well as migratory species. Dotted with a number of shallow lakes or taals, there are diverse, perennial sources of freshwater in the reserve.
Sharda River flows by Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary, Geruwa River flows through the Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary and while Suheli and Mohana streams flow in the Dudhwa National Park, all of which are tributaries of the mighty Ghagra River. Some of the important taals are the Bankey, Kakraha, Amaha, Bhadi and Bhadraula. The taals, streams and rivers support a rich variety of turtle species, the Mugger crocodile, the unique and endangered fish eating crocodile and Gharial as well as the Gangetic dolphin, which are found in the Geruwa.
The existence of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve undoubtedly influences in a host of ways, critical but not fully understood, the ecological balance of not only the region but also of our planet. With its varied topography, lush green landscape, extensive wetlands and remarkable biodiversity, the Reserve is an enviable paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed for Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After morning safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
7 Days & 6 Nights Stay @ Dudhwa FRH / AC Resort / Homestay
12 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Lucknow & all internal transfer
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Ranthambhore
Ranthambhore is one of the largest national parks in northern India, covering entire area of 392 sq km. Reserve is spread in an area of 1411 sq.km. It is situated in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan. It was declared as Tiger Reserve in the year 1973 under Project Tiger.
It used to be the hunting grounds of Maharajas of Jaipur. Stands tall in the middle of a jungle is Ranthambhore Fort. It is a spectacular setting - a picturesque blend of dry deciduous forest, covered with meadows and open water sources and terrains on the sides.
Tour Dates :
Batch 1
Start Date: November 24, 2020
End Date: November 27, 2020
Tour Leader : Mukesh Korti / Hemant Masurkar
Day 1: To reach Sawai Madhopur in the morning by 11:30 AM. Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Pickup & Drop from Sawai Madhopur / Jaipur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Sitting in the laps of Arawali Hills, The Sariska Tiger Reserve lays 107 km away from Jaipur in Alwar district of Rajasthan. The Sariska Tiger Reserve is spread over an area of approximately 800 sq. km out of which 500 sq. km constitute the core zone. The topography of the place is quite similar to that of Ranthambhore i.e. characterized by scrub-thorn arid forests, rocks, and grasses. The variable climatic features of Sariska make it an ideal home for a wide range of wildlife species. The temple and pavilion ruins standing in Sariska tell the tale of its bygone historical charm. The Sariska horizons behold the glory of Maharajas of Alwar. The ruins speak for their prosperity and eminence in the Rajputana period.
Sariska was formally created as a Tiger Reserve in 1978. It got constituted as part of India’s Project Tiger: the ambitious project initiated to protect and conserve tiger population in India. Only a year later, in 1979, the reserve was granted the status of a National Park.
Sariska is the only forest patch in the whole western Arawali. Although it is recognized as a dry deciduous region but the onset of monsoon transforms the land into a beautiful green paradise capable of enchanting all hearts. It is a combination of tropical, dry, deciduous and tropical thorn forests dominate the region. Dense bushy shrubs amidst rocky terrains present soothing sights. Dhok, dhak, gol, ber, bargad are some most commonly spotted trees here.
The carnivore variety at Sariska comprises Leopards, Tigers, Jungle Cat, Hyena, Jackal and Wild Dog. Their prey base constitutes Sambar, Chital, Nilgai, Chausingha, Langur, and others.
Sariska skies see many colorful varieties of birds including Grey Partridge, Bush Quail, Sand House, Tree Pi, Golden Backed Woodpecker, Serpent Eagle and The Great Indian Horned Owl.
Day 1: To reach Alwar in the morning by 11:30 AM. Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Jaipur / Alwar
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Panna Tiger Reserve, or the Panna Nationa Park, as it is popularly known, is located in Panna and Chattarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Standing over an area of 542 sq. kms, Panna is India’s 22nd Tiger Reserve and fifth in Madhya Pradesh. It lies right beside the Ken River flowing through central India. It is merely 57 KMs away from Khajuraho, the world heritage center renowned for its sculptures. Panna National Park was officially established in the year 1981. The Government placed it under the umbrella campaign of Project Tiger in 1994. That’s when it became the 22nd Tiger Reserve of the country. Gangau Wildlife Sanctuary which saw its official creation in 1975 was also added to the reserve area.
The forests of Panna used to be hunting retreats of the erstwhile rulers of the Panna, Chhatarpur and Bijawar princely states. Today, the same forests are instrumental in protection and preservation of nature and wildlife.
The overall climate of the place varies greatly season to season. It receives scorching heat in summers, cool pleasant winds in spring and heavy rainfall in the monsoon season. The downpour ensures that Panna remains covered in thick lush green vegetation throughout the year. The Ken River flowing right through the middle of the reserve not only adds to the cool serene vibe but also creates some stunning waterfalls on its journey to falling in the valley. Numerous sights of historical significance exist within the reserve area. Here, you can catch a glimpse of human civilization as old as from the Neolithic age. Tall standing deciduous trees are permanent denizens of the reserve.
The year 2008 brought on what was to be a dismal state and poor reputation for Panna. The reserve lost all its tigers to poaching. It was saddening news to wildlife enthusiasts and tiger lovers everywhere. Six year ago, there had been more than forty tigers sprawling around in the reserve. To restore Panna Tiger Reserve to its former glory, a tiger relocation programme was brought into execution. Under this effort two tigresses and a male tiger were translocated to Panna. The tigresses came from Bandhavgarh and Kanha National Parks while the male was resident of Pench Tiger Reserve. These efforts came to a sudden halt when the male tiger T1 began displaying homing instincts and sauntered back towards Pench. It steadily moved back to its home crossing multiple human dominated landscapes though no conflict was ever reported. T1 was brought back to Panna after a month of tracking and following. On its second visit, the tiger settled well, established territory and began mating. Four new cubs arrived in April 2010. The tiger population has been on a steady rise ever since.
The dry and hot climate of Panna has given rise to dry Teak and dry mixed forest that grows amply and suitably on the shallow Vindhyan soils. Miscellaneous dry deciduous forest interspersed with grassland areas dominates the vegetation cover. Open grasslands, open woodlands and riverines with tall grass blades are also present.
Panna is the most well managed, well-kept, naturally suitable and an ideal home to diverse wildlife varieties. There exist many different kinds of flora and fauna here including Sloth Bears, Cheetals, Chinkara, Nilgai and Vultures. It is the residence of the most majestic of big cats – the Royal Bengal Tigers and his fellow Leopards. You can also find Hyena, Caracal and some other smaller members of the cat family here.
Panna is home ground to around 200 varieties of feathered beings, including the migratory ones. You can meet species like Honey Buzzard, King Vulture, Blossom Headed Parakeet and Hawk-eagle. Panna’s list of flaunt-worthy inhabitants also includes many snake varieties including the great Indian python.
Day 1: To reach Satna / Khajuraho in the morning by 7:30 AM and proceed to Panna. Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Satna/ Khajuraho, Lunch enroute, End of tour.
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Satna / Khajuraho
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Situated in the ranges of Vindhyas and in Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh is one of the popular national parks in the country. It was declared a national park in 1968, with an area of 105 sq km. The buffer is spread over the forest divisions of Umaria and Katni and totals 820 sq km. The park derives its name from the fort which is situated in the heart of the forest.
Ex Nagpur:
Day 0: To assemble at Nagpur by 9:00 PM and proceed for Bandhavgarh which is about 10 hrs journey by SUV. Dinner enroute. To reach Bandhavgarh next morning by 10:00 AM, Breakfast enroute.
Ex Katni / Jabalpur
Day 1: To assemble at Jabalpur / Katni by 7:00 AM and proceed by SUV for Bandhavgarh, breakfast enroute
Day 1: To reach Bandhavgarh in the morning by 11:30 AM. Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur / Jabalpur / Katni, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur / Jabalpur / Katni
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Package Price:
INR 30,000/- per pax for Indian Nationals
Satpura Tiger Reserve also known as Bori Satpura National Park is situated in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Covering an area of 2,200sq.km, STR is humongous in its surface. It was established in 1981 by the Government of Madhya Pradesh.
Satpura is said to be the best jungle to see sloth bears. Leopards, Wild Dogs, Giant Squirrels, Sambar deer are other animal attractions. Birds inhabiting this region include Hornbills Peacocks and more.
What makes Satpura all the more special is that it allows visitors for walking safari, boat safari along with jeep safari. This helps to explore variety in Satpura Landscape which includes Mountains, Greenlands, Woodlands and exquisite river water area, which makes this reserve more wonderful.
Ex Nagpur:
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur by 5:30 AM and proceed for Satpura which is about 6 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Satpura by 12:00 PM, Breakfast enroute.
Ex Bhopal / Hoshangabad:
Day 1: To assemble at Bhopal / Hoshangabad by 8:30 AM and proceed for Satpura which is about 4 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Satpura by 12:00 PM.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur / Bhopal / Hoshangabad, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur / Bhopal / Hoshangabad
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Kanha National Park, is one of the tiger reserves of India and the largest national park of Madhya Pradesh. It's core stretches over an area of 940 sq km in the two districts Mandla and Balaghat and is a World Heritage Site. Together with a surrounding buffer zone of 1,067 sq km and the neighboring 110 sq km Phen Sanctuary it forms the Kanha Tiger Reserve.
Tour Dates :
Batch 1
Start Date: October 16, 2020
End Date: October 19, 2020
Tour Leader : Mukesh Korti / Hemant Masurkar
Ex Nagpur / Jabalpur / Raipur :
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur / Jabalpur / Raipur by 6:00 AM and proceed for Kanha which is about 6 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Kanha by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur / Jabalpur / Katni, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur / Jabalpur /Raipur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Melghat meaning ‘meeting of the ghats’ is a Tiger Reserve located in the south of the Satpura Hill Range in Central India. Malghat Tiger Reserve is under the first nine tiger reserves which were notified in 1974 under the Project Tiger. Melghat Wildlife Sanctuary, Gugamal national Park & Narnala Wildlife Sanctuary constitutes Melghat Tiger Reserve. Melghat lies in the area of the river system containing various flora and fauna. Five rivers flow here. i.e. Khandu, Khapra, Sipna, Gadga and Dolar, these rivers are the tributaries of river Tapti. The three important tributaries which originate from the Melghat region and then drain into river Purna are, Chandrabaga, Adnani, and Wan.
The whole forest is a tropical dry deciduous forest, where Teak dominates the forest. The area is surrounded by never-ending hills, ravines, jagged cliffs, and steep climbs and it spreads about an area of 2768 sq km. Melghat Tiger Reserve is the fourth largest reserve of India. Among the whole locality, the most commonly found associates are Lagerstroemia parviflora, Lannea Coromandelica, Amla (Emblica officinalis), Terminalia tomentosa, Anogeissus latifolia, and Oujenia oojeinesis.
The upper hills consist of not much widespread wildlife due to fewer water bodies whereas the lower hills are a place for firewood, fodder, grazing and etc. Here, you will mostly find wild Pigs, Nilgai and Cheetal. Nilgai feeds upon the woodlands and Cheetal avoids hilly terrains and thick forests.
A variety of herbivores animals can be spotted throughout the reserve. Sambar and four-horned Antelope are very common. Sambars are found almost throughout the forests and are common, while Cheetals can be seen mostly around Bori, Chikhali, Kolkaz, Dhakna, and Dhargad. Nilgais are seen in Bori, Dolar, Dhakna, Rangubeli, Zunjerunaam region.
Tigers are found in the areas of Mata Kol, Mandikua, Dolaram, Rabangnala, Keli, Semaduh, Raipur, Kuwapati, Adhao-Dhkna, & Raksha. Wild Dogs are spotted near Chunkadi, Koha, Koktoo, Gobi range of Melghat Tiger Reserve. The regions near Bairat, Makhala, Hatru, Khamdakhena, Koha, Dhakna and Koktoo are the places for where Sloth Bears resides. Rarest avian specie like Forest Owlet is found here alongwith plenty of resident and migratory birds.
Ex Nagpur / Amravati :
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur / Amravati by 5:30 AM and proceed for Melghat which is about 6 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Melghat by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at FRH / Dormitory on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ FRH / Dormitory Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ FRH / Dormitory on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur / Amravati, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ FRH / Dormitory on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur / Amravati
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Pench National Park is in Seoni and Chhindwara districts of Madhya Pradesh, and Nagpur district of Maharashtra. It derives its name from the Pench River that flows through the park from north to south dividing the park into almost equal western and eastern halves.Pench National Park comprises 758 sq km , out of which 299 sq km form a core,the remaining 464 sq km form the buffer zone.
Tour Dates :
Batch 1
Start Date: December 18, 2020
End Date: December 21, 2020
Tour Leader : Mukesh Korti / Hemant Masurkar
Batch 2
Start Date: December 27, 2020
End Date: December 30, 2020
Tour Leader : Mukesh Korti / Hemant Masurkar
Ex Nagpur
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur 9:00 AM and proceed for Pench which is about 3 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Pench by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Batch 1
Price :
Rs. 21,000/- per pax (for Indian nationals)
Rs. 30,000/- per pax (for Foreign nationals)
Batch 2
Price :
Rs. 24,000/- per pax (for Indian nationals)
Rs. 33,000/- per pax (for Foreign nationals)
The name “Navegaon” comes from the word Nawe + gaon (Nave means new in Marathi and Gaon means village). This area is also known as Navegaon Bandh locally (bandh means dam in English) because of the presence of the water body. Mostly tribal people live here and this area was under Gond Kings in the old days. Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve was notified as 46th tiger reserve of India on 12th December 2013. It’s the 5th Tiger Reserve of Maharashtra. It is situated in Gondia and Bhandara Districts in the North–Eastern corner of Maharashtra. It covers an area of 152.81 sq km. It was established in the year 1970. This forest is adorned with luxuriant vegetarian and marvelous ecosystems.
Strategically the NNTR is located in the heart of central Indian Tiger landscape which contributes almost 1/6 of the total tiger population of the country. This area is an excellent abode to almost all major floral and faunal species found in central India. Apart from tigers, other animals like Panther, Palm Civet, Jackals, Bisons, Sambars, Nilgais, Chitals, Wild boars, and Sloth Bears can also be seen. The sanctuary also serves as a living repository of various economic, medicinal, aromatic, ornamental plant species.
The tiger reserve is open to tourists throughout the year, with different timings depending on the season. Means of travel in the reserve and different forms of accommodation is available for visitors.
Ex Nagpur
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur 8:00 AM and proceed for Nagzira which is about 4 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Pench by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at FRH / AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ FRH / AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ FRH / AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort / FRH on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Sunderban Tiger Reserve is located in West Bengal, India. It is a National Park, Tiger Reserve, and biosphere reserve. Sunderbans is one of the most popular Tiger Reserves in India. UNESCO declared Sundarban as a World Heritage Site in 1987, and also designated as a Ramsar Site from 2019. Sundarban actually got its name from Sundari trees, a special kind of mangrove trees.
As per the latest Tiger Census, approximately 88 tigers reside in Sundarban Forest. The Royal Bengal Tigers living here have a special tendency of swimming in the saline waters, and also known for their man-eating tendencies.
Along with Bengal Tigers, Fishing cats, leopard cats, macaques, the fox can also be seen in this Forest. Various species of birds, reptiles, and invertebrates, like the salt-water crocodile, also dwell here.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ Homestay on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Boat Safaris
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Calcutta
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Ex Nagpur
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur 10:00 AM and proceed for UKWLS which is about 2 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach UKWLS by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at AC Resort on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Tadoba
Ex Nagpur
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur 8:00 AM and proceed for Tadoba which is about 4 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Tadoba by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at AC Resort / Eco Tourism on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ AC Resort / Eco Tourism on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ AC Resort / Eco Tourism on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ AC Resort / Eco Tourism on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Sprawling across an area of 148.63 sq. km the ‘Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary’ is natural beauty and undisturbed forest tucked away in the hills of Pandharkawada town in Yavatmal district of Maharashtra.It is no less than a ‘Green Oasis’ of Maharashtra. It lies at the southernmost part of the state adjoining the Adilabad district of Andhra Pradesh. It is of immense value from ecological and environmental aspects. The sanctuary gets its name from the local ‘Goddess Tipai’ standing near the Tipeshwar village within the sanctuary area.
Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary is a compact patch of dense forest cover. The major forest type here is the ‘Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests’.Teak forms up to 60 percent of the forest composition here. You can also find Achar, Mahua, Lendia, Bhirra Tiwas and several other types. There is also a wide variety of herbs and grasses growing on the Tipeshwar horizon. These include Kunda, Kadmod, Guhar, Wide, Gokru etc. Over 250 species of Bamboo serve to make the sanctuary a repository of economical, medicinal, aromatic and ornamental plant varieties. Bamboo trees undergrow in the Teak dominated areas as large patches of Bamboo groves.
Tipeshwar is home to many wildlife species including several endangered and endemic ones. It has 29 mammal species belonging to 6 orders and 11 families. This is inclusive of Royal Bengal Tigers, Leopards, Sloth Bears, Pangolins, Four Horned Antelopes, Spotted Deers, Sambar Deers, Blue Bulls and others.
The avifauna diversity of the place is its major attraction. You can spot here more than 180 bird species belonging to 46 families of 16 different orders. The count is inclusive of 10 migratory bird species that arrive here every year and 9 endangered species that need special protection for their continued existence.
The Sanctuary is also home to 26 reptile varieties. 6 of them are endangered and putting up the fight for their survival. Indian Cobra, Indian Rock Python, Russel’s Viper and Checkered keel back are the major reptiles found here.
Sunna & Mathani are the two gates from where it can be explored.
Ex Nagpur
Day 1: To assemble at Nagpur 8:00 AM and proceed for Tipeshwar which is about 4 hrs journey by SUV. Breakfast enroute. To reach Tipeshwar by 12:00 PM..
Check-in at Hotel / Homestay / Farmhouse on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Hotel / Homestay / Farmhouse on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Hotel / Homestay / Farmhouse on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, breakfast, packup and check-out from Resort. Proceed to Nagpur, Lunch enroute, End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ Hotel / Homestay / Farmhouse on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Nagpur
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Once a hunting reserve for Maharaja of Mysore Kingdom, Bandipur National Park & Tiger Reserve stands over 874 sq. km area today for the sole purpose of protecting the endangered wildlife species and saving the valuable sandalwood trees. The reserve was declared a forest Tiger Reserve in 1973 by NTCA under the protection of Project Tiger – Govt.’s ambitious campaign to save Indian Tiger species. It is located in Karnataka and is wildly popular for its flora and fauna diversity.
Later, this reserve became an essential part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, which is the largest wildlife protected zone in South India. In addition to the Bandipur Tiger Reserve, the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve includes 643 sq. km of the adjoining Nagarhole National Park, 320 sq. km of Mudumalai National Park and 344 sq. km of Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Together they form 2,183 sq. km of the protected zone which is the largest habitat of wild elephants in South Asia.
Bandipur is enriched with various timber tree varieties. These include Teak, Sandalwood, Indian kino tree, clumping bamboo, Rosewood etc. Apart from these tall standing residents, the reserve has several shrubs and flowering-fruiting varieties that make Bandipur horizons appear like a painter’s rendition. You will find Gooseberry, Kadam, Odina Wodiyar, Flame of the Forest, Indigo Berry, Golden Shower Tree, and many others.
The reserve is home to multifarious varieties of medium to large-sized mammals. They include Tiger, Leopard, Indian Elephant, Gaur, Sambhar, Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, Four Horned Antelope etc.
Bandipur sees over 200 species of birds flying and chirping in its skies. Peafowl is the most commonly seen bird variety here. Honey buzzards, Indian vultures, Hoopoes, Indian rollers, brown fish owls are some of the others.
Spectacled cobra, Indian Rock python, Vipers, Rat Snake, Indian Chameleons etc are few of the popular reptile varieties in Bandipur Tiger Reserve.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ Jungle Lodges / Resort on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Bangalore / Mysore
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Kabini
Kabini-Nagarhole National Park also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, located in Kodagu district and Mysore district in Karnataka. The park derives its name from Naga, meaning snake and Hole, referring to streams. The park was an exclusive hunting reserve of the kings of the Wodeyar dynasty, the former rulers of the Kingdom of Mysore.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ Jungle Lodges on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Bangalore / Mysore
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
Sasan Gir
Located at a distance of 60 km from the town of Junagarh, India, Gir National Park is one of the few places in the world besides Africa, where you can experience the majestic presence of the Asiatic Lion. It was established as an initiative to preserve the almost extinct species of this rare carnivore and has been continuing to do so, efficiently. The exotic flora of this national park provides habitat to nearly 200 species of birds, including the endangered Long-billed Vulture. Kamleshwar reservoir, which is the largest one in the forest, is home to about 40 species of reptiles and amphibians, such as the King Cobra. These forests are also known to house the world’s only four-horned antelope- the Chowsingha. Get an insight into the lives of the Nawabs of the area, as you visit the Gir Museum in the premises of the national park. Trophy hunting almost erased the existence the Asiatic Lion from the globe, and with sheer efforts, the numbers have shown a remarkable increase. If you are a wildlife adventurist, then a visit to the Gir National Park is going to captivate you for a lifetime.
Most of the area is rugged hills, with high ridges and densely forested valleys, wide grassland plateaus, and isolated hilltops. There are also areas of the park with open scrub and savannah-type grassland. This variety of vegetation provides for a huge array of animals.
Along with the famous Lions, other animals and reptiles in the park include the chital (Indian spotted deer), sambar, chinkara, blackbuck, leopard, jungle cat, langur, striped hyena, wild boar, grey musk shrews, marsh crocodiles, Russell’s viper, Indian rock python and monitor lizard. Gir is also home to over 300 species of birds, many of which can be seen year-round – the Malabar whistling thrush, Paradise flycatcher, crested serpent eagle, king vulture, pelicans, painted storks to name a few.
There is a Gir Interpretation Zone, at Devalia, 12 km west of Sasan Gir, which has been established as an eco-tourism zone to reduce an overload of visitors to the Gir national Park and to provide an experience of the wildlife of Gir at a single place and in a safe habitat.
Day 0 (A day prior to the start of tour) : To assemble in Delhi and proceed Ramnagar by late evening train.
Day 1: To reach Ramnagar by 4:00 AM, after refreshing, light breakfast and tea straight away proceed for a morning safari in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. After safari proceed to Dhikala, reach Dhikala by 12:30 PM. Check-in at Dhikala on full board, after getting refreshed proceed for lunch followed by evening safari.
Day 2: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 3: Stay @ Dhikala on full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) with morning and evening safaris.
Day 4: Post morning safari, brunch, packup and check-out from Dhikala, After coming out of Dhikala proceed for an evening ride in Bijrani / Jhirna Zone. Post safari, dinner at a designated hotel. After dinner proceed to Ramnagar Railway Station for late evening train for Delhi.
Day 5: To reach Delhi by 5:00 AM. End of tour
Includes :
4 Days & 3 Nights Stay @ Jungle Lodges on Twin Sharing
6 Exclusive Jeep Safaris in Premium Zones with upto 4 persons sharing the vehicle
All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
All fees (Park Entrance, Vehicle Rent & Guide Fee)
Two Way Transfer by SUV from Bangalore / Mysore
Doesn't Includes :
Any Expenses of personal Nature like Smoke,Telephone Bills, Laundry Charges etc
Airfare / Train fare from the city you are visiting. Can be arranged on request
Mineral Water other than provided in the package with the respective hotels
Tips, Camera Fees (If Any)
Anything not included in the above includes list
For all the above destinations a tailor made Packages are available. Similarly you can also enquire for a customized tour for any destinations in the wild.
