Just Tigers – Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Pench Tour (12N/13D)

BANDHAVGARH – KANHA - PENCH

Just Tigers is just that – this incredible journey takes you on a once-in-a-lifetime journey through India’s tiger corridor. As you travel from Bandhavgarh to Kanha to Pench, the tiger reveals itself – it’s habitat, it’s terrain, and it’s behavior. There is no better safari experience in India than this trip of a lifetime.

The Taj, Tigers and Birds Tour (13N/14D)

DELHI – CORBETT – DELHI – JAIPUR – RANTHAMBORE – BHARATPUR – AGRA – DELHI

While Corbett’s Himalayan landscape is full of elephants, tigers, bears and birds, Rajasthan’s desert reveals two stunning oases – the Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur is a bird-lover’s dream. The thick forests of Ranthambore are a tiger-seeker’s paradise. Add on a visit to the Taj Mahal, Delhi and Jaipur, and we assure you that this will be the holiday of a lifetime.

The Best of Indian Wildlife & The Golden Triangle (21N/22D)

DELHI – CORBETT – DELHI – JAIPUR – RANTHAMBORE – AGRA – KHAJURAHO – BANDHAVGARH – KANHA – PENCH – NAGPUR – DELHI

Carnivores, primates, reptiles, birds and herbivores teem in Corbett’s Himalayan foothills and the forests of Rajasthan and Central India – but the tiger remains the king of these jungles. Add a visit to historic Jaipur, the temples of Khajuraho and of course the Taj Mahal, for a stunning journey through northern India.

Tigers, Taj and Temples Tour (17N/18D)

DELHI – JABALPUR – BANDHAVGARH – KHAJURAHO – VARANASI – DELHI – JAIPUR – RANTHAMBORE - AGRA

India is a land of great depth – and nature and culture have grown around each other. In this itinerary, the temples of Khajuraho give way to the tiger parks of Central India, culminating in a visit to the holy city of Varanasi and the Taj Mahal. What better way to experience the many layers of India?

The Tiger, Elephant and Rhino Safaris (12N/13D)

BANDHAVGARH, KANHA, KAZIRANGA

From Central India to the North East, these three forests are the ultimate terrain to spot the Royal Bengal Tiger. But the tiger is not the only creature in these parts. From leopards to rhinos, wild elephant and wide-eyed deer, and thousands of rare avian species, unveil the rich biodiversity of the subcontinent.

Big Cats of India (13N/14D + 9N/10D)

NEW DELHI – DIU – GIR – AHMEDABAD – BERA – JAIPUR – RANTHAMBORE – NEW DELHI + SNOW LEOPARD EXTENSION

From rare Asiatic Lions in Gir, to leopards that roam free in Bera’s forests, to prime tiger territory in Ranthambore. A visit to the mountain kingdom of Ladakh to see the critically endangered Snow Leopard is the ultimate wildlife experience. Witnessing this feline foursome in the wild is every safarist’s dream.

The Taj, Tigers and Birds of India (13N/14D)

DELHI – CORBETT – DELHI – JAIPUR – RANTHAMBORE – AGRA – KHAJURAHO – BANDHAVGARH – KANHA – PENCH – NAGPUR – DELHI

Carnivores, primates, reptiles, birds and herbivores teem in Corbett’s Himalayan foothills and the forests of Rajasthan and Central India – but the tiger remains the king of these jungles. Add a visit to historic Jaipur, the temples of Khajuraho and of course the Taj Mahal, for a stunning journey through northern India.

Kipling and Corbett Tour (14N/15D)

DELHI – CORBETT – DELHI – JABALPUR – BANDHAVGARH – KANHA – RAIPUR – DELHI

Rudyard Kipling and Jim Corbett were so inspired by the tigers of India, that they each penned their life-works around these incredible creatures. Track the Royal Bengal Tiger through Kipling’s Jungle Book terrain in Central India, and hunter turned conservationist Corbett’s magnificent forests of Kumaon in the Himalayan foothills.

Gems of the Terai (Tiger, Elephant, Rhinos, and Birds) (10N/11D)

DELHI – CORBETT – DUDHWA – KISHANPUR – LUCKNOW - DELHI

At the foothills of the Himalayas, lies the Terai, a forest unlike any other, which stretches across the north of India, skirting the mountains of the subcontinent. This unique biosphere teems with some of India’s most iconic species including the Asiatic Elephant, the Tiger and the One-Horned Indian Rhino.

Pench, Kanha and Kaziranga (15N/16D)

Serene meadow and teak forests in Pench, give way to tranquil lakes and copses of Sal in Kanha, before you journey into dense bamboo groves and enormous elephant grass in Kaziranga – favourite hideaways for elusive tigers and leopards, rhinos, elephants and many more rare species, as well as being a bird-lover’s paradise.