Filming Trips

This is the grand tour of Tiger Safari. A tour that attempts and usually succeeds in seeing Indian Tiger, the Leopard, The Indian Rhino, Gaur, Wild Elephant, Blue Bull, Black Buck, Chinkara Gazelle, Barasingha, Sambhar, Wild dogs, Jackals, Crocodiles, many species of birds and a lot more because the Jungle is full of surprises. This tours covers a variety of National Parks and reserves in Bio zones and diversified habitat, each one different from theothers but no less interesting. Various modes of transport are used to view the animals, ranging from elephants, quite often jeeps, variety of boats and rickshaws are very interesting.

An Insight into the Trip

This itinerary offers the best of India to see the big five Tigers, Gaur, Elephants, Rhinos, and Buffalo. The itinerary take you through the Cultural Golden triangle visiting Delhi Jaipur and Taj Mahal at Agra and also the Bird Paradise- the Keolodeo National Park - A water Bird sanctuary. It visits the best Tiger reserves where one can see tigers from elephant back and 4 x 4 vehicles and the Wet savana of the east which offers a spectacular experience of seeing the Prehistoric looking armored Great Indian One horned Rhinoceros. Also seen are wild elephants and the water Buffalo which large heads.

This itinerary combines thee major large mammals Leopards,lions and Elephants. Apart form offering large variety to Geographical region from Desert lands of Jodhpur, and Dry stunted forest of Gir and arid flat of Kerala. This also combines with cultural diversity of cross se land of Runn of Kutch , the teak forest of South and lush rain forestction of India from Rajasthan,Gujarat and South India. This tour offers travel by 4 x 4 Vehicles and Boats. The accommodation are varied and comfortable including live in a Palace Hotel in Jodhpur.

Embark on a captivating journey that intertwines India’s rich cultural heritage with thrilling wildlife experiences. Begin in the vibrant capital of Delhi, where ancient monuments meet modern life, before heading to Agra to witness the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal. From there, explore Bharatpur’s Keoladeo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its spectacular birding opportunities, where you can spot a dazzling variety of resident and migratory birds. Continue to Jaipur, the Pink City, known for its grand forts and palaces, and immerse yourself in its royal history and vibrant culture. Then, travel to Sawai Madhopur for an exhilarating tiger safari in Ranthambore National Park, one of India’s best-known reserves for spotting the elusive Bengal tiger. This unique tour offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration, birdwatching, and thrilling wildlife safaris, leaving you with memories of India’s unparalleled beauty.

The Khangchendzonga National Park Trek: West.

Sikkim situated in the eastern Himalayas lies between India and Tibet and is bound by Nepal, Bhutan and West Bengal. Sikkim comprises some of the most dramatic geological and topographical features. This is a land of high mountains, monasteries, orchids, butterflies, dense forests and clear streams that makes it perfect trekking country. Bird life is prolific and wild alpine flowers grow in profusion. This tiny state of India has some of the finest mountain scenery in the world as can be seen on the trek into the Kanchenjunga group, the third highest mountain in the world.

This is undoubtedly the most popular trek in Sikkim. The trek goes through moss-laden forests, abounding in a variety of flora and fauna, through scenarios of grazing yaks, mountain sheep and Tibetan resettlement villages. The trail leads through some of the most spectacular forested areas of Sikkim particularly beautiful during the spring when the rhododendrons, giant magnolias and a profusion of other wildflowers are in full bloom. At Dzongri one comes face to face with a magnificent view of Mount Kanchenjunga, which, to the Sikkimese, is an all-powerful God. The mountains are at their tantalizing best-a sharp shower and the clouds lift for a few minutes to reveal the steep south face of Mount Pandim. Sometimes at dawn the sky is clear and the entire chain of peaks is visible.

Seasons: October-Mid December and March to Mid May