a peacock displaying its vibrant feathers in Corbett

Destinations

The Jungle Safari plans wildlife and cultural trips across 18 destinations in India. Tiger reserves include Corbett, Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Pench, Panna, Ranthambhore, Sunderbans, Manas, Pilibhit, Rajaji, and Dudhwa; Kaziranga is for the one-horned rhino; Bharatpur, Pangot, and Sattal are for birding; Khajuraho, Jaipur, and Agra cover the cultural and Golden Triangle legs of our curated tours. Tell us where you want to go and we send a costed plan within one working day.

Tiger Reserves

A Royal Bengal Tiger standing on a dirt road at dusk with misty blue hills in the background in Corbett National Park

Corbett Tiger Reserve
Land of Roars, Trumpets & Song, where tigers prowl, elephants trumpet, & hundreds of birds echo across forests and rivers.

a bird is standing in the water in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve
Land of Tiger Legends, where Bandhavgarh Fort watches over forests famed for iconic tiger sightings and rich wildlife.

a bird standing on a grassy hillside in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Kanha Tiger Reserve
Land of Meadows & Barasingha, where vast sal forests and rolling grasslands inspired Kipling's Jungle Book and shelter thriving wildlife.

a green and white pool with a large green and white animal in Bandhavgarh

Panna Tiger Reserve
Land of the Ken River Gorge, where dry deciduous forests, gharial-rich pools, and a remarkable tiger reintroduction story define central India's quietest big-cat reserve.

a bird is perched on a branch in a tree in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Pench Tiger Reserve
Land of the Jungle Book, where teak forests and the Pench River shelter tigers, leopards, wild dogs & thriving wildlife.

A tigress with three cubs walking along a rocky riverbed in Corbett National Park

Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve
Land of Forts and Tigresses, where dry Aravalli scrub, ancient battlements, and lakeside hunts produce some of India's most photographed big cats.

A great Indian one-horned rhinoceros mother and calf walking through grassland in Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga Tiger Reserve
Land of the One-Horned Rhinoceros, where vast Brahmaputra floodplains shelter rhinos, wild buffalo, Hoolock Gibbon & thriving tiger populations.

A Bengal tiger walking along a sandy ridge in Kaziranga

Sunderbans Tiger Reserve
Land of Swimming Tigers, where the world's largest mangrove delta hides Royal Bengal tigers, saltwater crocodiles, and tide-driven creeks navigated by river safari.

An Eastern swamp deer standing in a green grassland in Kaziranga

Manas Tiger Reserve
Land of the Bhutan Foothills, a UNESCO site where golden langurs, pygmy hogs, wild buffalo, and tigers thrive across grasslands rolling up to the Himalayas.

a bird is perched on a tree branch in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
Land of Terai Wilderness, where swamp forests and grasslands shelter barasingha, rhinos, tigers, elephants & extraordinary birdlife.

a bird is standing on a branch in the water in Pilibhit

Pilibhit Tiger Safari
Land of Terai Tigers, where dense sal forests, tall grasslands & winding canals offer remarkable tiger sightings along water channels.

a bird sitting on a branch in the woods in Kaziranga

Rajaji Tiger Safari
Land of Giants & Wilderness, where Shivalik forests and river valleys echo with elephant herds, leopards, & vibrant birdlife.

Bird Sanctuaries

a small bird standing on a small piece of wood in Sattal

Sattal Bird Sanctuary
Land of Seven Lakes, where pristine forests and tranquil waters echo with birdsong in one of the Himalayas' most peaceful retreats.

a brown bear is sitting on a tree in Corbett

Pangot Bird Sanctuary
Land of Himalayan Birdsong, where oak and pine forests shelter over 250 bird species in a serene mountain wilderness.

a bird is standing in the water in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
Land of Migratory Wings, where wetlands welcome thousands of birds from across continents in a spectacular avian gathering.

Cultural Destinations

a plane flying over a field of trees in Rajaji TR

Khajuraho Temples
Land of Chandela Sculpture, a UNESCO World Heritage complex of 10th-century temples celebrated for their intricate stone artistry and spiritual symbolism.

a bird is perched on a tree branch in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Jaipur
The Pink City of Rajasthan, where Rajput palaces, the wind-carved Hawa Mahal, and the hilltop Amber Fort frame the colour and ceremony of royal India.

a tree lined street with a couple of trees in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Agra and the Taj Mahal
The Mughal capital on the Yamuna, where the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Itimad-ud-Daulah preserve four centuries of love, ambition, and Mughal architecture.

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