INDIA WILDLIFE TOUR

Madhya Pradesh, at the heart of India, brings Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book' to life with lush foliage and numerous animal species, especially the elusive Indian tiger. Discover Singinawa, a family run lodge set in 55 acres of private wilderness, which has become one of Kanha National Park's premier Eco-luxury properties. The national park is also home to Sher Garh, an intimate 6 tented camp set near a natural water reserve that attracts an array of bird life, such as kingfishers and commorants and sees the seasonal nesting of hundreds of egrets. Situated right at the heart of the park is Taj Banjaar Tola, two tented luxury camps set along the edge of the Banjaar River. Bandhavgarh National Park is also considered one of the best vantage points to see the Tiger and at Taj Mahua Kothi you can reside in one of the twelve charming guest suites with private courtyards and beautiful interiors. Samode Safari is also a popular choice.
It is not just the jungle that boasts stunning wildlife experiences. JAWAI Leopard Camp sits between the cities of Jodhpur and Udaipur, in an unexplored area of scrubland, surrounded by the Aravelli hill range. Here guests can enjoy an almost 75% chance of see leopards in the wild and can meet the local Rabari tribesmen who have lived alongside the wildlife for centuries.
Ranthambore National Park is considered by many to be one of the prettiest reserves and it perfectly located in Rajasthan, which can easily be incorporated into a wider Rajasthan itinerary. Here The Oberoi, Vanyavilas offers a very regal experience with hand embroidered tents, four poster beds and roll top baths.
Another unique experience can be found at rustic Diphlu River Lodge situated in the Northeastern state of Assam, in Kaziranga National Park, which is home to the one-horned Rhinoceroses. The Assam Bengal Navigation Cruise takes guests on calming boat journeys through other remote areas of the state, where travellers can choose numerous land excursions or just watch as the area's wild residents make the most of the rivers.