Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari – Pench, Kanha & Bandhavgarh

Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari

Our  12-night Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari showcases three of India’s most breathtaking National Parks: Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh. With 14 game drives planned throughout these parks, you will have plenty of chances to spot the enigmatic Royal Bengal tiger. Seeing a tiger in the wild is a life changing moment, and will make a memory you’ll never forget. There is also a chance to see elusive Indian leopards, forest elephants and sloth bears, Each park offers incredible diversity in both wildlife and landscapes, ensuring that nature lovers enjoy a deep connection with India’s stunning natural beauty. Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari is designed for everyone who appreciates nature and is led by an experienced Indian naturalist, with whom we have worked with for many years.

Who is this tour for?

Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari is perfect for those who want to see tigers in their natural surroundings. The national parks in India are celebrated as the best places in the world to observe these magnificent cats in their habitat. This tour would be considered easy, however there are very early starts every day when visiting a national park. We spend the maximum time we can in the field to enhance your wildlife viewing opportunities. Guests with limited mobility may find this tour difficult, please contact our team for further information.

We are thrilled to partner with the renowned Indian naturalist Balvinder Sing, previously honoured by Wanderlust magazine as one of the top ten tour leaders globally. With his vast experience leading tours throughout India, “Bali” will be on hand to answer your questions and host you during your journey to his homeland. Anyone interested in nature will thrive of Bali’s passion and knowledge throughout the trip.

where we visit:

Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari explores three of India’s most famous national parks: Pench, Kanha & Bandhavgarh. Enjoying a total of 14 game drives between the three national parks.

Pench

Firstly we visit Pench National Park, which inspired Rudyard Kipling’s famous book – The Jungle Book. This beautiful park boasts rolling hills and lush teak forests, creating a vibrant environment for nature lovers. Here, you can spot a healthy population of Royal Bengal tigers, along with chital, Indian leopards, gaurs and sloth bears. With 285 recorded bird species this is a nature lovers paradise. We will enjoy four thrilling game drives in this extraordinary habitat, where our expert naturalist guide will help you recognize the diverse sounds of the jungle. It’s a perfect chance to connect with your inner Mowgli. We will enjoy a total of four game drives during our stay at Pench.

Kanha

Our next stop on the Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari tour is Kanha National Park, a place of great significance for its dedicated conservation efforts aimed at saving the barasingha from extinction. The park boasts a varied landscape that includes deciduous forests, expansive grasslands, and river valleys with dramatic rocky escarpments. It’s an ideal spot for wildlife enthusiasts, providing chances to see tigers, leopards, wild dogs, foxes, gaur, and barasingha, along with over 300 bird species that have been recorded in the area. We will enjoy a total of six game drives during our stay at Kanha.

bandhavgarh

What we can see

On our Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari, we’ll be on the lookout for a variety of species. We hope to spot the elusive Royal Bengal tiger in all three parks. In addition to tigers, we’ll also be searching for other mammal species. Highlights are Indian leopard, sloth bear and Indian forest elephant. Rhesus macaques and Grey langurs provide entertaining viewing and interesting photographic opportunities. Prey species include sambah, spotted deer, barasingha and wild boar. Gaur, or Indian bison are prestent throughout the national parks. We will also look out for jungle cat, mongoose, jackal and fox, along with any other animals we may see.

All three national parks are havens for birds. With up to 300 recorded species, Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari is also a must for all bird lovers. Birds of prey include crested serpent and hawk eagle, alongside brown fish owl and Indian scops owl. The call of the Indian peafowl is abundant, whilst colourful Indian pitta, rollers, bee-eaters and paradise flycatchers can be found. This tour is perfect for anyone who loves nature!

Game-drives

We make it a priority to secure all game drives and permits as soon as they become available, which is four months ahead of the tour dates. Our local operator has strong connections within the National Park network, allowing us to gather valuable insights from local guides and drivers in the lead up to obtaining the permits. This helps us to book the prime areas, ensuring our groups have the best chances of spotting tigers. Your host, Bali, will take turns in the vehicles, ensuring that everyone has a chance to spend some time with him in the field.

During the morning drives in all three national parks we will enjoy a packed breakfast at a designated rest point. Guests can stretch their legs and make us of the toilet facilities.

Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari offers a total of fourteen game drives to make the most of our time in the wild. Our goal is to provide optimum chances for wildlife viewing. We are confident that this tour will meet the expectations of all nature enthusiasts, whether it’s your first visit to India or not.

Accommodation

Throughout Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari, we stay in delightful and reputable mid-range lodges. Each lodge offers tastefully decorated, air-conditioned rooms and outdoor seating areas. Conveniently situated near the park entrances, the accommodations also boast a swimming pool and a variety of inviting indoor and outdoor spaces where you can unwind between game drives.

Once we depart from Delhi, all your meals are included. The lodges at each national park cater for us on a full board basis, providing breakfast, lunch and dinner. Alcohol and soft drinks are not included.

Time of year

Our departures in March align with India’s dry season, making it one of the prime times to see and capture stunning images of tigers in their natural habitat. While temperatures can be hot averaging between 30-35°C, the vegetation is less dense. This opens up better visibility and enhances your chances of spotting tigers and other wildlife as they gather around watering holes. 

The tigers take pleasure in cooling off in the various water holes scattered throughout the national parks during this period. This provides us with a wonderful chance to observe the tigers as they unwind in the water to beat the midday heat.

What to Expect

With an experienced naturalist leading the tour, you can expect all your questions and observations to be answered and enhancing your experience of the areas visited. As you explore the three national narks, Bali will provide valuable insights into the vibrant landscapes and ecosystems, emphasizing the ecological importance of Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh to India.

In March, the weather tends to be hot, with temperatures sometimes reaching up to 35°C during the day and settling in the mid 20s at night. Fortunately, during the hottest part of the day, we relax in our charming air-conditioned lodges, each featuring spacious guest rooms and with optional massage service, and each lodge has a lovely outdoor pool.

Visitors should keep in mind that the game driving paths in the park can be a bit rough and dusty. But don’t worry, this just enhances the thrill of the experience! As with any wildlife excursion, spotting tigers can’t be promised. That said, every group we’ve had so far has been lucky enough to see tigers on each of our Tigers of Bandhavgarh Photo Safaris, with some even spotting several tigers in a single day!

your host

Balvinder Singh is at the helm of our Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari, bringing a wealth of knowledge as a naturalist. We have collaborated with Bali for nine years, and he remains an essential part of our current India photo tours. Growing up in India, Bali is not only an award-winning guide but also a recognized leader; in 2010, Wanderlust magazine named him one of the top ten leaders globally. He has a strong background as a past guide for Exodus Travels and has extensive experience exploring India, leading groups to uncover the marvels of its wildlife. We are proud to be partnering with with Bali for our Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari

The Game Vehicles

The Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari accommodates a maximum of 9 guests per group. When the group is full, we utilize up to three ‘gypsy style’ game viewing vehicles, which are popular for Indian safaris.

These vehicles feature open sides and an open roof that allows for an unobstructed view. Each game vehicle will carry no more than 4 people, and your host will rotate among the three jeeps used during the game drives.

Our game drives are led by skilled drivers who possess extensive knowledge of the local tiger population. In addition to the driver, each national park provides a qualified local field guide who specializes in navigating the terrain and locating tigers. Your host, Bali, will take turns in the vehicles, rotating throughout the group. This ensures that everyone has a chance to spend some time with him in the field.

For smaller groups of 1-3 guests, there will be one jeep; for groups of 4-7 guests, there will be two jeeps; and for groups of 8-9 guests, we will use all three jeeps.

national park game-drive permits

Due to the strict restriction on the number of jeeps allowed to enter the national parks, we have to book game-drive permits 120 days in advance. Bali has very strong connections with the local ground staff, including guides and jeep drivers at each park. Using this information allows us to secure permits in the most desired zones at the time. Tiger sightings are never guaranteed, however using our local knowledge combined with visiting there three national parks, maximises our groups chances of seeing tigers in the wild.

During the trip, swapping or changing 4×4 vehicles is not permitted. Each vehicle can accommodate four named people. Guests must carry their passports when entering the national parks for this reason. Once obtained, the game-drive permits are not refundable. If we are unable to arrange the game drives and have to cancel your trip, you will receive a full refund.

It’s also crucial that you provide us with your accurate passport information at the time of booking. If you travel with a different passport, you will need to bring your old passport or a photocopy of it.

Bookings close on the 31st October, 2026, we advise you to book as early as possible if traveling with others. This enables us to ensure you will be seated in the same game vehicle.

Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari – Itinerary

Day 1

Upon your arrival at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, our local agent will be there to greet you. Please note that international flight arrangements are your own responsibility and cost. From the airport, you will be taken to a well-rated 4/5-star hotel located just 1 km away. Early arrivals may have to wait in the hotel lobby until 12:00 for checking in. After checking in, you’ll have some time to unwind and recuperate from your journey.

We will meet in the hotel lobby at 18:30 for a welcome meeting and then enjoy a group dinner together. Here, you’ll meet your tour leader Bali who will discuss the exciting days ahead and plans for the next day. Dinner will be either at the hotel or a local restaurant a short walk away (cost of dinner not included in the package).  Overnight: Hotel Pride Plaza. Aerocity. Nr. Delhi Airport in a twin/double room (breakfast only basis)

Day 2

After a hearty breakfast, your tour leader will greet you, and you’ll receive full assistance as you head to the domestic airport for your morning flight to Nagpur, arriving around 11:15. Please remember that there is a luggage allowance of 15kg for checked bags, excess luggage is generally permitted for a small fee. Once we land, we’ll embark on a scenic 2.5-hour drive in a comfortable, air-conditioned SUV to our lodge, conveniently located near Pench National Park. During vehicle transfers we will usually stop for a refreshment break mid-way through the journey. Water, snacks and fruit are provided in the vehicles.

We’ll be staying here for three nights, serving as our base for exciting twice-daily game drives into the park. After checking in and lunch, you’ll have the afternoon and evening to unwind and refresh. In the early evening there is the option of a hosted nature walk through the beautiful grounds of the lodge. Later, we’ll gather for a group dinner where we’ll discuss the exciting days ahead. Overnight: Pench Jungle Camp (breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 3

This morning, we’ll set off from the lodge bright and early (the park gates open at 5:50 am) for our first game drive into Pench National Park. If luck is on our side, we might catch our first sight of a wild Bengal tiger! Nestled in the southern range of the Saptura hills, Pench is a stunning national park characterized by its teak and deciduous forests, famously inspiring Kipling’s Jungle Book. The park boasts a rich biodiversity, home to a healthy population of Bengal tigers, leopards, and sloth bears, along with numerous smaller animal species. Birdwatchers will delight in the 285 recorded bird species, including both migratory and resident varieties.

During our game drive, we’ll enjoy a picnic breakfast at a scenic spot before returning to the lodge by mid-morning (11 am) when the park closes. You’ll have some time to take a refreshing dip in the pool, unwind in the lodge grounds, or even treat yourself to a massage before lunch. Lunch is a casual affair and can be taken at any time by guests.

In the afternoon, after you have had time for a snooze and rest we’ll head out again for another game drive in the national park. While our main focus will be on tigers, we’ll also take the time to observe and appreciate other wildlife. In the evening, we’ll gather as a group for dinner. Overnight: Pench Jungle Camp (breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 4

Today will mirror day 3, as we embark on two more exciting game drives in Pench National Park. Overnight: Pench Jungle Camp (breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 5 

After breakfast, we’ll set off for Kanha National Park, which will take us about 5 hours to reach by our air-conditioned vehicle. We visit a rest stop during the drive, a small selection of water and snacks will be available in the vehicles. We’ll arrive in the afternoon, where we’ll enjoy a late lunch. Once everyone is settled there will be an optional nature walk around the lodge grounds hosted by Bali. In the evening, we’ll gather together for dinner as a group. Overnight: Kanha Jungle Camp (breakfast, lunch & dinner).

Day 6-8

Over the next three days, we will embark on exciting game drives twice a day in the stunning Kanha National Park, located just a short 20-minute drive from our lodge. The park opens its gates at sunrise, so we’ll kick off our adventure early, exploring the diverse wildlife and bird species that inhabit this beautiful area. Kanha’s landscape is quite distinct from that of Pench, featuring a blend of deciduous and bamboo forests, rocky cliffs, and vibrant grasslands. In addition to its thriving tiger population, Kanha is renowned for successfully reviving the barasingha, a large deer species that can now be frequently spotted in the park. With around 300 bird species, it’s a birdwatcher’s paradise!

During our game drive, we’ll enjoy a picnic breakfast at a scenic spot before returning to the lodge by mid-morning (around 11 am) when the park closes. You’ll have some time to take a refreshing dip in the pool, unwind in the lodge grounds, or even indulge in a massage. Lunch is a casual affair and can be taken at any time by guests.

After lunch, you can relax a bit more before we venture back into Kanha National Park. The park reopens at 3 pm and remains accessible until sunset. In the evening, we’ll come together for a delightful group dinner. Overnight: Kanha Jungle Camp (breakfast, lunch & dinner).

Day 9

Today, we bid farewell to Kanha Jungle Camp and set off for Bandhavgarh National Park. It’s about a 6-hour drive ahead of us in our air-conditioned vehicles. We visit a rest stop during the drive, a small selection of water and snacks will be available in the vehicles. Once we reach Bandhav Villas, we’ll treat ourselves to a late lunch.

This is a beautiful lodge over large grounds and also the same lodge used during our Tigers of Bandhavgarh Photo Tour. The afternoon is yours to unwind—whether you prefer a refreshing swim, a soothing massage, or a leisurely nature walk around the lodge. In the evening, we’ll gather together for dinner as a group. Overnight: Bandhav Villas (breakfast, lunch & dinner).

Day 10-11

Over the next two days, we will embark on exciting game drives twice a day in the stunning Bandhavgarh National Park, which is just a short drive from our lodge. This picturesque park is surrounded by numerous smaller hills, with gently sloping valleys that lead to charming, swampy meadows. Bandhavgarh is rich in biodiversity and features a remarkable natural fort perched on Bandhavgarh Hill, which rises 811 meters above sea level.

During our morning game drive, we will stop for a delightful picnic breakfast at a designated location before returning to the lodge by mid-morning (around 11 am) when the park closes. You’ll have some leisure time to take a refreshing dip in the pool, unwind in the lodge grounds, or even indulge in a soothing massage before we gather for lunch. Lunch is a casual affair and can be taken at any time by guests.

After lunch, you can relax a bit before we venture back into Bandhavgarh National Park. The park is open from 3 pm until sunset, and later in the evening, we will come together for a lovely dinner as a group. Overnight: Bandhav Villas (breakfast, lunch & dinner).

Day 12

After breakfast our group will then take the 3-4-hour road transfer by air-conditioned vehicle to Jabalpur airport, with a rest break during the journey. From here we take the afternoon departure to Delhi. On arrival to Delhi you will be transferred to the Hotel Pride Plaza and where you will spend your last evening (cost of dinner not included). Overnight: Hotel Pride Plaza. Aerocity. Nr. Delhi Airport (breakfast only basis)

Day 13

After enjoying breakfast, you will be taken to the international airport at a suitable time that is appropriate to your departure time to catch your pre-arranged international flights home. (Breakfast is included).

TOUR ENDS

*We are able to quote for any additional nights needed at the start or finish of the tour and we are also able to arrange any additional extensions (Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Ranthambore, Bharatpur, etc.)

national park game-drive permits

Due to the strict restriction on the number of jeeps allowed to enter the national parks, we have to book game-drive permits 120 days in advance. Bali has very strong connections with the local ground staff, including guides and jeep drivers at each park. Using this information allows us to secure permits in the most desired zones at the time. Tiger sightings are never guaranteed, however using our local knowledge combined with visiting there three national parks, maximises our groups chances of seeing tigers in the wild.

During the trip, swapping or changing 4×4 vehicles is not permitted. Each vehicle can accommodate four named people. Guests must carry their passports when entering the national parks for this reason. Once obtained, the game-drive permits are not refundable. If we are unable to arrange the game drives and have to cancel your trip, you will receive a full refund.

It’s also crucial that you provide us with your accurate passport information at the time of booking. If you travel with a different passport, you will need to bring your old passport or a photocopy of it.

Bookings close on the 31st October, 2026, we advise you to book as early as possible if traveling with others. This enables us to ensure you will be seated in the same game vehicle.

Hotel Pride Plaza, Aerocity. Nr. International Airport, Delhi (2 nights)

Situated only 1km away from Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), this outstanding 4-5 star hotel boasts cozy and thoughtfully designed air-conditioned accommodations. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, an electronic safe, a hair dryer, satellite TV, and a tea/coffee maker in their rooms. This well-frequented hotel also features various dining options, a bar, a business center, an outdoor swimming pool, a spa, and a fitness center. It serves as a convenient stop at the beginning of your safari upon arriving in Delhi and again at the end, just before your departure from the nearby international airport.

Pench Jungle Camp (3 Nights, full board accommodation)

Pench Jungle Camp spreads across fifty acres of vibrant greenery, expansive lawns, and pristine landscapes, located just 1 km from the Turia Gate of Pench National Park in Madhya Pradesh. After an exhilarating day of tiger spotting, visitors can unwind by the serene in-house lake or relax by the pool with a good book. A well-stocked library filled with wildlife literature is also accessible to all guests.

Here we will stay in luxury safari tents. These large luxury safari tents are one bedroom and have all the modern conveniences, including full en-suite bathrooms, air conditioners, tea/ coffee maker, safe, and a minibar. They also offer a sit out verandah giving you the perfect setting to relax and listen to the sounds of the wild. Tents are spacious and are made of a multi-layered insulated canvas keeping them cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

During your leisure time, take advantage of the health spa situated in the heart of the jungle. Skilled masseurs from North East India are on hand to help you revitalize your spirit, mind, and body, ensuring a smooth flow of energy. Wi-Fi is available in common areas, and an in-house laundry service is provided for your convenience.

Kanha Jungle Camp (4 Nights, full board accommodation)

Kanha Jungle Camp, located near the Mukki Gate of Kanha National Park, places a strong focus on conservation, sustainability, and community support. Managed by Jungle Camps India, this camp is set within 40 acres of reforested land, which is beautifully integrated with the buffer forest of the national park.

Here we will stay in luxury ground floor cottages. These luxury ground floor cottages are one bedroom and have all the modern conveniences, including full en-suite bathrooms, air conditioners, tea/ coffee maker, safe, and a minibar. They also offer a sit out area giving you the perfect setting to relax and listen to the sounds of the wild.

Guests will have Wi-Fi access in common areas. To enhance your stay, there’s a lovely outdoor pool for cooling off during the day, as well as the option for a relaxing massage in the heart of the jungle. Kanha Jungle Camp is an ideal retreat for those looking to relax and immerse themselves in nature.

Bandhav Villas (3 Nights, full board accommodation)

Nestled just 10 minutes from the Tala gate, Bandhav Villas is a stunning resort that perfectly accommodates international travelers. Having enjoyed this property for the past five years, we are thrilled to include it once again in our 2026 tours. The lodge serves as an ideal retreat to relax and rejuvenate after your tiger photo safari. Spanning a large area, it boasts numerous amenities, including a spacious swimming pool, massage services, a restaurant offering a blend of Indian and international cuisine, a library, and ample indoor and outdoor seating options. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in public areas.

The accommodations consist of expansive adjoining villas, each measuring 1000 sq ft. Every villa features a bedroom, a private sitting area, a dressing space, a roomy bathroom (complete with a flushing toilet and indoor shower), a private courtyard with an additional outdoor rain shower, and a private deck. All rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a color television, mini bar, safe, tea and coffee maker, telephone, Wi-Fi internet access, and hair dryer. En-suite bathrooms come with hot and cold water, herbal toiletries, and luxurious linens. For your comfort, Bandhav Villas provides signature bathrobes and slippers, along with a delightful aroma therapy service every evening during the turn-down service.

At Bandhav Villas, the culinary offerings include a delightful mix of Indian and some Western dishes. We can accommodate special dietary requirements and allergies with prior notice. Your stay here includes full board accommodation of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Alcoholic and soft drinks are not included.

Pre-Trip advice

A couple of months before your trip, you’ll get a detailed document filled with packing tips and a wealth of other helpful information for our Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari. Below, you’ll find some important details that could be beneficial as you consider booking your safari with us

Tour language

This tour is an English speaking tour. Please note: that not all lodge staff or forest guides will have a good understanding and use of understanding the English language. However, we do have a local Indian guide (Balvinder Singh) who is able to assist here if required.

VisaS

Foreign nationals visiting India must obtain a visa prior to their arrival in India. The new e-visa system can be accessed here: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html

Please be aware that the application form can be quite lengthy, so it is therefore advised to allow at least one – two hours to complete! Visas are usually granted quite fast (2-3 days). Please be wary of other visa providers who may charge extra for the visa service. We recommend using the government’s own website to avoid extra visa service fees.

Please note it is your responsibility to also ensure that your passport is valid for a minimum of six months and has several clear pages for visas prior to departure. We suggest that you check your status as regards visas prior to travel as they can change on a regular basis.

Vaccinations

We are not qualified or legally allowed to provide vaccination or medical advice. Therefore. you should consult your travel nurse or doctors for specific medical advice and up to date advise on vaccinations required. We suggest doing this at least 2-3 months prior to travel or sooner if this allows.

Generally recommended vaccinations are: Polio, Tetanus, Diphtheria, Typhoid, Hepatitis A.

The below link will provide as a guide as to what is needed. https://www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk/destinations/asia-east/india

Diarrhea / Giardia etc. –  good personal hygiene and control over the quality of your drinking water should avoid this, bottled water is readily available throughout the country, but take along some diarrhea and rehydration medicine just in case, particularly if you are planning to spend some time traveling alone and not with a tour.  We recommend that guests buy only bottled water with the seal intact. Bottled water is usually provided free of charge as standard at most safari lodges and tented camps. Please ensure bottled water is used when brushing one’s teeth, even in well-established camps and city lodges.

Fitness Level Required

This tour does not require a high level of fitness. However, guests should be able to get in/out of a game vehicle (a step up/down of around 2 feet) with little or no assistance and should be capable of walking up to 200 metres to and from their room at the lodges/hotels with their own camera equipment. Guests should also be aware of the high temperatures below that can be experienced at this time of the year. See below.

Weather & environmental conditions

During March in India it is their summer, late mornings and afternoons will likely to reach mid 30ºs. Usually on average temperatures will be around 28-35 °C, but they can also go to as high as 35-degrees. Rain at this time of the year is generally not experienced, although occasionally there can be the odd thunderstorm. Our lodge and our rooms have very good air conditioning and most rooms also have a fridge.

You may require a lightweight fleece or a light sweater for a short time while during morning safaris. The moment the sun starts coming up, it starts getting very hot. The heat can start from early/mid-morning.

It is very important to avoid dehydration in these temperatures by wearing a hat and drinking plenty of water. In the evening it can still be warm. On our group photo safaris, we use air-conditioned hotels and lodges.

Internal Flights

Please be aware of the 15kg weight allowance for your hold luggage for the internal flights. Additional luggage may be permitted at a cost to be payable by the guests at approx 500 rupees per KG.

Camera Equipment

For game viewing we would recommend bringing a camera/lenses that can cater for a range of distances, A good starting point is to have a camera/lens that can accommodate focal lengths of between 100 – 400mm. In general, you will be using longer lenses/focal length for the majority of the time. However, some tiger sightings may be experienced at much closer focal lengths, or you may want to take a more wider-angle lens for environment images. Therefore, we would recommend lenses/cameras that provides a minimum of around 70-100mm focal length, with the opportunity of a zoom lens or an alternative lens that can cater for sightings at a further distance (e.g. 400mm – 600mm)

Often on safari you will be photographing in the early morning and early evening and therefore sometimes in low light. So, for those more serious photographers we therefore recommend faster lenses, for example F4 or below. Further information on photography equipment will be supplied as part of your pre-trip advice.

2027 Tour Costs

£3775 per person and based on two persons sharing a twin/double room.

Single occupancy supplement: £725 (Single occupancy supplement guarantees sole occupancy throughout all accommodation)

Cost Includes:

Not Included

How to Book

Due to the strict control of vehicle access to the national parks, we have to book game-drive permits 120 days in advance. We advise you to book as early as possible for this tour to enable us to obtain the correct permits. Bookings will close for Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari on the 31st October 2026.

To secure your place we require a 25% non-refundable deposit. The remaining balances are payable as follows: A further 50% of the remaining amount is due 155 days prior to departure and the last final payment is due 90 days prior to travel. We are able to take payments for deposits and final balances via bank transfer or payment via credit or debit cards (Visa/Mastercard only). All deposits are non-refundable and all methods of payment are fully financially protected.

Financial protection & ATOL

Images of Wildlife Photo Tours & Safaris is the trading name of Images of Wildlife Ltd. A company registered in England & Wales. Company No: 10566301. We are a member of  Protected Travel Services (Membership Number: 5221).

As full members of Protected Travel Services we are able to offer the highest financial protection. All monies you pay to us are financially protected in line with the 2018 Package Travel Regulations via a trust account. This means that your funds are secure in an independent trust account and will be protected against our failure from the moment you pay to the day that you return from your trip. This includes protection for the initial deposit and subsequently the balance of all monies paid to the trust account, arising from cancellation or curtailment of your travel arrangements due to the insolvency of Images of Wildlife Ltd or any of our local suppliers paid from the trust account.

ATOL Protection: The internal flights used within this tour are covered by ATOL protection.

How to Book

Due to the strict control of vehicle access to the national parks, we have to book game-drive permits 120 days in advance. We advise you to book as early as possible for this tour to enable us to obtain the correct permits. Bookings will close for Tigers & Wildlife of India Safari on the 31st October 2026.

To book a place on this safari please email info@imagesofwildlife.co.uk with detail of how many spaces you wish to secure. Once a member of our team receives the email we will provisionally hold your place/s while a booking pack is sent out by email with details of the deposit payment required.

To secure your place we require a 25% non-refundable deposit. The remaining balances are payable as follows: A further 50% of the remaining amount is due 155 days prior to departure and the last final payment is due 90 days prior to travel. We are able to take payments for deposits and final balances via bank transfer or payment via credit or debit cards (Visa/Mastercard only). All deposits are non-refundable and all methods of payment are fully financially protected.

Financial protection & ATOL

Images of Wildlife Photo Tours & Safaris is the trading name of Images of Wildlife Ltd. A company registered in England & Wales. Company No: 10566301. We are a member of  Protected Travel Services (Membership Number: 5221).

As full members of Protected Travel Services we are able to offer the highest financial protection. All monies you pay to us are financially protected in line with the 2018 Package Travel Regulations via a trust account. This means that your funds are secure in an independent trust account and will be protected against our failure from the moment you pay to the day that you return from your trip. This includes protection for the initial deposit and subsequently the balance of all monies paid to the trust account, arising from cancellation or curtailment of your travel arrangements due to the insolvency of Images of Wildlife Ltd or any of our local suppliers paid from the trust account.

ATOL Protection: The Internal flights included within this tour are covered by ATOL protection.