OT Staff & Waquar Habib
Ranthambore’s dramatic tiger safaris amid ancient forts and dry forests offer iconic wildlife experiences. Frequent tiger sightings make it a must-visit for nature photographers and big-cat enthusiasts.
India’s oldest national park blends riverine forests, grasslands and diverse habitats. Jeep safaris here deliver sought-after Bengal tiger and elephant encounters plus rich birdlife.
High tiger density and compact core zones yield rewarding sightings. With historic ruins and abundant wildlife, Bandhavgarh is a photographer’s favourite for safari adventures.
Beautiful sal forests and grasslands define Kanha, home to barasingha deer and tigers. Safari drives offer classic jungle experiences and excellent wildlife photography chances.
Tadoba’s open terrain and waterholes make tiger sightings frequent, especially in dry months. This reserve is prized for raw safari action and biodiversity.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga showcases one-horned rhinos with elephants, swamp deer and abundant birdlife against Brahmaputra floodplains on thrilling jeep or elephant safaris.
Tidal river channels and dense mangroves define Sundarbans, where boat safaris may reveal elusive Royal Bengal tigers and estuarine fauna amid dramatic landscapes.
Gir stands as the last natural home of the Asiatic lion. Dry woodlands and open grasslands provide superb lion sightings and rich safari diversity.
At high altitude, Hemis offers a rare chance to see the elusive snow leopard alongside Himalayan wildlife, dramatic mountains and cold-desert safari trails.
Pench’s gentle forests, leopards, and birdlife create a tranquil safari experience, ideal for both enthusiasts and first-time wildlife travellers seeking diverse encounters.