Tiger safari tours in india

Either you notice them or you don’t, the odds are always 50%. Although it is advised to do at least 06 continuous drives to maximise your chances of seeing something. However, we must inform you that over the past 19 years, not a single one of our guests has returned without witnessing at least one Tiger.

The animals stay closer to the water sources in the summer (March–May), when the forest dries out and the daytime highs are around 45°C. Our routes have more water bodies and clearer underbrush, which increases the likelihood of spotting tigers. Particularly in the cases of Bandhavgarh, Kanha, and Ranthambore.
We have many opportunities to see tigers walking on the Jeep tracks because of the coolness that the winter months [November to February] bring and the abundance of water that is still dispersed throughout the jungle. It also retains a sense of mystery because you could run into the Big Cat at any point during your drive. Wintertime in our Indian Jungles is a visual and intellectual spectacular.

To help you, we have both short and long itineraries available. We have learned from our visitors and from our own experience that the best way to maximise your chances of seeing a tiger is to spend at least 06 nights in the jungle. We’ve had visitors travel India for more than a month at a time, visiting various national parks to witness the diversity of our biosphere and some noteworthy cultural sites.