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Is Ranthambore Tiger Safari Open?

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  Ranthambore National Park is famous for its huge population of Bengal tigers and the 10th century Ranthambore fort & ancient ruins. Located in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, this place is an ideal getaway destination for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers who fancy a safari in the jungle to witness the wild animals in their natural habitat. Spread across an area of approximately 400 sq. km, the park is situated at the junction of the Aravali and Vindhya hill ranges. Ranthambore National Park was established in the year 1955 as Sawai Madhopur Game Sanctuary and was declared one of the Project Tiger reserves in 1973. It became a national park, a few years later, on 1 November 1980. The tiger safari in Ranthambore never fails to amaze the visitors when it comes to adventure. Travellers around the world visit Ranthambore to get a thrilling experience of the Ranthambore Tiger safari. It’s on every traveller's bucket list to visit Ranthambore National Park once, to g...
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Bandhavgarh - The Land of Tigers

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  Bandhavgarh is one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in India. Located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, this park has the highest population of tigers. It is the perfect place for nature lovers who are looking for an escape into the wild. Home to the famous Bengal tiger, leopards, elephants and a vast species of deer, it attracts a lot of tourists every year. When it comes to spotting a tiger, Bandhavgarh never disappoints. One visit is all it takes to fall in love with this place. It is the gentleness and boldness of the tigers of Bandhavgarh that makes it easier to spot them roaming in their natural habitat.  To make the best use of the entire park, it is divided into three zones for the tourists to enjoy the jungle safari rides. These zones are Tala Zone, Magdhi Zone and Khitauli Zone out of which the first two zones have more chances of spotting a tiger. For sightseeing in these zones, it is advised to book safari tickets in advance to avoid any last-minute disappointment...
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Making The Most of Your Jungle Safari

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  India is not just famous for its culture but also its amazing safari tours. When we are in a jungle, surrounded by nothing but trees and the occasional sound of an animal, that feeling is something different. The constant adrenaline rush keeps us on alert throughout, with the hope of sighting a wild animal.   The one question which comes to our minds is what to expect?   The best way to enjoy the trip is to not expect anything.   Keep an open mind, rather than expecting to see a family of tigers walking in close proximity to you. The element of surprise makes the entire experience even more thrilling. Here are some safari tips that will help you make the most of your safari.  Plan and research: Proper research about the forest reserve and the available safari packages will help you plan your trip accordingly. Look at what the place is famous for and what kind of flora and fauna you can encounter along with the rules and regulations to be follow...
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Family Getaways with Tigerwalah

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  When you want to take a break from your monotonous life, your heart wanders to many places. Then the questions of where, when and how to go, arises.   Wish to spend time with your family surrounded by nature? You just worry about packing your bags and let Tigerwalah do all the planning.   Decide the place you wish to visit and they will take care of everything keeping your budget in mind. Whether you are a couple or a family with kids, Tigerwalah has the experience to create a perfect family getaway. They interact with you to get an idea of what are your expectations from the trip and then customize the entire trip which suits you perfectly.   From Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Jim Corbett, Kanha Tiger Reserve to Leopard Safari in Jaipur, Tigerwalah has a long list of destinations for you to choose from. When you think of Ranthambore, the first thing which comes to your mind is the jungle safari. With a team of highly trained and experienced guides, Ti...
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See the Elusive Snow Leopards with Tigerwalah

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  Snow Leopards are some of the most enigmatic animals in the Himalayan Mountain ranges. These animals are so rare that an opportunity to see them in their natural habitat is one of the greatest experiences you will ever have. Snow Leopards currently exist only in 12 countries and its fortunate that a good population of them make the cliffs of trans-Himalayan landscape in Spiti and Ladakh their home. The locals highly revere these elusive creatures and since they are rarely seen they have named them, The Grey Ghost.  Moreover, the government of India has identified the Snow Leopards as the flagship species for the high-altitude Himalayas, meaning if the Snow Leopards thrive then so will the countless other species in these high-altitude regions.   Do you know why they are called elusive and hard to spot?   It’s because they are loners by nature.    To be honest, there is no term to even describe a group of Snow Leopards, since it’s extremely hard ...
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Which is the Best Safari Zone in Jim Corbett?

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  Being a safari lover, I always enjoy spending quality time doing various safaris. I have been more than an eight-time visitor to Jim Corbett for safari. Yes, you read that correctly: I've been to Jim Corbett Safari eight times and each time is a unique experience.     The first time I went to Jim Corbett , I visited the  Jhirna  zone. It is a newly constructed zone and the entry gate is nearly 20 kilometres from the city centre. You may go to the  Jhirna  zone if you wish to explore the forest and guess what?  The city tour is completely free.     I also went to  Bijrani  Zone. The entry gate is approximately 3–4 kilometres from the city's centre. It's more open and less bushy, which enhances your chances of seeing a tiger and you'll also discover people living in the forest if you venture deeper into the  Bijrani  Zone. You'll be able to witness the beautiful sight of how they live and manage their lives. I have be...
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