Wild India

About this journey

From Rajasthan’s vibrant heritage to the wild forests of central India, follow the trail of the Bengal tiger through three remarkable national parks, before ending with the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal.

Delhi → Jaipur → Ranthambore National Park → Orchha → Panna National Park → Bandhavgarh National Park → Agra → Delhi

We watched a family of elephants cross the tea plantation in silence. Nobody spoke for five minutes. Nobody needed to.

Duration6–8 days

PaceRelaxed & patient

RegionNational parks

StyleWildlife safari

Perfect for

Wildlife enthusiasts
Nature photographers
Couples seeking wonder
Patient observers
First-time safari goers

See it for yourself

Real moments from our tours — not stock photography. Scroll through and imagine yourself in the frame.

A Bengal tiger walking through dry brush with a lake visible behind trees — A majestic Bengal tiger roams through dry scrubland near a water source

Wild elephants at a tea plantation — A moment of pure wonder — elephants in the wild

Elephant walking through tea estate rows — The Western Ghats at their most magical

Hiker on jungle trail at sunrise — Forest trails that feel a world away from everything

Scenic walk on a dam with mountain views — The landscape between safaris is equally stunning

What you will experience

Early-morning safaris through misty forest. Afternoons at a jungle lodge with birdsong for company. Walks through tea plantations where wild elephants emerge from the treeline. This is nature at its most raw and beautiful — experienced with respect, patience, and expert guidance.

Highlights

Bengal tiger safaris with expert naturalist guides
Wild elephant encounters in tea country
Forest lodge stays surrounded by nature
Sunrise hikes through lush canopy trails
Birdwatching and photography opportunities

Fresh from our latest journeys

Recently captured on tour — real travellers, real moments, adding even more life to every itinerary.

A full-body side view of a Bengal tiger walking through dry brush with a lake visible behind trees — A majestic Bengal tiger roams through dry scrubland near a water source in a national park

A magnificent Bengal tiger prowls through dry grass during a jungle safari in India

A Bengal tiger with orange and black stripes walks through dry forest between tree trunks — A majestic tiger on the prowl in an Indian national park

A Bengal tiger with orange fur and black stripes lies in dry brush and looks directly at the camera — A magnificent Bengal tiger at rest in its natural jungle habitat

A Bengal tiger walks through tall dry grass with a lake and green trees visible in the background — A Bengal tiger prowls through the grasslands of an Indian nature reserve

Suggested itinerary

Day 1 — Arrival

Transfer to your forest lodge. Evening nature briefing with your naturalist guide over dinner.

Days 2–3 — Safari

Early-morning and afternoon jeep safaris in prime tiger territory. Downtime at the lodge between drives.

Day 4 — Tea country

Guided walk through tea plantations. Watch for wild elephants emerging from the treeline at dusk.

Day 5 — Final safari

Last dawn drive — your best chance for that unforgettable tiger sighting. Departure after breakfast.

Good to know

Best season: October to June; peak tiger sightings February to May
Wildlife: tiger sightings are never guaranteed — patience and respect are essential
Includes: all safari drives, naturalist guides, lodge accommodation, and park fees
What to bring: neutral-coloured clothing, binoculars, and a good camera with zoom lens

A tiger sighting is never guaranteed — and that is what makes it sacred. What we can promise is immersion in India’s wild heart, expert guides, and the kind of quiet awe that changes how you see the natural world.