Tiger Safari

Our services begin with your greeting at the airport, and then you are ushered to a chauffeur driven vehicle. You are then driven to your upscale airport hotel where you are assisted with your check-in. The next day’s plans are briefly reviewed and you are presented with your welcome package.
(Overnight – Pullman Aerocity in Delhi)

Day 2: Delhi - Jabalpur - Bandhavgarh.

Check-out from your hotel and a private hotel vehicle will drive you to the airport, where you will board the flight to Jabalpur. You are greeted at the Jabalpur airport and driven to Bandhavgarh (3½ hours in normal conditions). Arrive at Bandhavgarh National Park and you are assisted with your check-in to your villa in your luxury Jungle Lodge. All 3 meals are included at your lodge during your stay.

Bandhavgarh National Park. Bandhavgarh is statistically India’s best park for tiger sightings, almost always resulting in multiple sightings over your 5 safaris here. The park is home to a variety of wildlife including leopards, sloth bears, Indian bison (gaur), sambar deer, barking deer, and langurs. The avian population is equally impressive, with over 250 species of birds recorded in the park. Birdwatchers can delight in spotting species like the crested serpent eagle, the Malabar pied hornbill, and the Indian roller, among others. The rich and varied wildlife makes each safari a unique experience, offering new encounters and sightings every time. The park derives its name from the more than 2000-year-old hilltop Bandhavgarh Fort.

Besides the Bengal tiger, the park is home to a variety of other wildlife, including leopards, sloth bears, and Indian bison (gaur). The park's dense forest cover and open grasslands also support populations of spotted deer (chital), sambar deer, barking deer, and nilgai (blue bull). Bird enthusiasts can delight in the presence of over 250 species of birds, such as the crested serpent eagle, Indian roller, and various species of vultures and owls. Bandhavgarh National Park is divided into several zones, each with its unique features and wildlife sightings.
(Overnight – Bandhav Vilas)

Days 3 & 4: Bandhavgarh.

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep safaris into the sanctuary on each day. Safaris are conducted in open 4x4 vehicles, and typically cover distances of up to 25 miles per trip, traversing the park's rugged terrain and winding through its dense forests and open plains. The morning safaris usually begin at sunrise, providing an opportunity to see the park come to life as animals start their day. The afternoon safaris, on the other hand, offer a chance to witness the park's wildlife during the middle of the day, as animals emerge from the shade to drink water and hunt.

Safari’s last about 3 to 3.5 hours, or roughly 4 hours from your Jungle Lodge. Guided by Forest Department naturalists park rangers, jeep safaris offer not only the chance to see tigers but also to learn about the park's ecology, history, and conservation efforts. The guides are adept at tracking animals and birdlife, and interpreting their behaviors, enhancing the safari experience by providing insights into the lives of the park's inhabitants.
(Overnight – Bandhav Vilas)

Day 5: Bandhavgarh – Kanha National Park. (B,L,D)

Enjoy your last safari into the park this morning. After this you will return to your lodge to freshen up and enjoy breakfast. You are assisted with your check-out and driven through jungles and rural areas to Kanha Tiger Reserve. A packed lunch is provided by your lodge for the journey.

Easy Tours recommends that, while planning your dates, you keep in mind the fact that there are no safaris on Wednesday afternoons at Bandhavgarh and Kanha. So, this 5-hour jungle drive should ideally be scheduled for a Wednesday. However, if this is not possible, there are many other activities available at the lodges on Wednesdays, such as village and nature walks.

Arrive at Kanha, the setting for Kipling’s Jungle Book, and you are assisted with your check-in to your top-ranked upscale jungle lodge. Kanha is one of India’s largest National Parks and many wildlife enthusiasts consider it to be Asia's finest Wildlife Park. The Park covers an area of 751 square miles, including a core zone of 363 square miles.

The primary attraction of Kanha National Park is its tiger population, but the park boasts over 70 species of mammals, including leopards, wild dogs, sloth bears, and the rare hardground barasingha (swamp deer), a once critically endangered species, has been revived within the park, a testament to Kanha's successful conservation efforts. Herds of spotted deer, sambar, and gaurs (Indian bison) are commonly seen grazing in the meadows, offering ample opportunities for wildlife photography.

The avian life in Kanha is equally impressive, with more than 300 species of birds. Birdwatchers can delight in spotting diverse species such as the crested serpent eagle, the racket-tailed drongo, and the Indian roller.
(Overnight - Singinawa Jungle Lodge)

Days 6 & 7: Kanha. (B,L,D)

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep wildlife safaris into the Reserve on each of these days. Each safari in Kanha is an adventure that unfolds differently every time. The park's diverse topography ensures that no two safaris are alike. From the verdant sal forests in the elevated plateaus to the sprawling grasslands of the lowlands, the scenery changes dramatically, creating a dynamic and ever-changing backdrop. The meandering rivers and tranquil waterholes are lifelines for the park's inhabitants, and these spots often become focal points during safaris, offering captivating moments as animals gather to drink and interact.
(Overnight - Singinawa Jungle Lodge)

Day 8: Kanha - Pench (B,L,D)

Enjoy your last safari in the park this morning. After this you will return to your lodge to freshen up and enjoy breakfast. You are assisted with your check-out and driven through jungles and rural areas to Pench Tiger Reserve. A packed lunch is provided by your lodge for the journey. Arrive at Pench in the afternoon and you are assisted with your check-in at your wonderful jungle retreat.

Pench National Park is named after the Pench River, which flows through its verdant landscapes, the park covers an area of approximately 293 square miles and serves as a sanctuary for a wide array of flora and fauna. It boasts a unique blend of topography, characterized by undulating hills, sprawling teak forests, and expansive grasslands. This varied landscape supports a diverse ecosystem, making the park an ideal habitat for both prey and predators. The park is obviously known for its population of Bengal tigers, and is also one of India’s best parks for sightings of the elusive leopard.

It is also home to a plethora of other wildlife species. The river also supports a variety of aquatic life, including fish and turtles, and attracts a multitude of bird species, making Pench a paradise for birdwatchers. The avian diversity of Pench National Park is impressive, with over 285 species recorded within its confines. From the vibrant Indian roller to the majestic crested serpent eagle, the park offers a visual feast for ornithologists and nature enthusiasts alike. The dense foliage and the serene water bodies create perfect nesting grounds, fostering a thriving bird population.
(La Selva Jungle Retreat)

Day 9 & 10: Pench. (B.L.D)

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep safaris into the sanctuary on each day. The morning jeep safari in Pench National Park begins with the break of dawn, a time when the forest awakens from its slumber. The crisp morning air is filled with the chirping of birds, and the golden rays of the sun cast a mystical glow over the landscape. The early hours are particularly good for bird watching, as numerous bird species emerge to bask in the warmth of the morning sun. It is during this time that animals are most active, searching for food and water. In contrast, during the afternoon safari the sun is high in the sky, casting a different light over the forest. The chances of sighting tigers are particularly high during these hours, as they often come out to drink at waterholes. The experience is enhanced by the softer light of the setting sun, which paints the forest in rich, warm tones.
(La Selva Jungle Retreat)

Day 11: Pench - Nagpur - Delhi - International Flight. (B.L)

Enjoy your last safari in the park this morning. After this you will return to your lodge to freshen up and enjoy breakfast. You are assisted with your check-out and driven to Nagpur Airport for a direct flight to Delhi. A packed lunch is provided by your lodge for the journey, and you are assisted with your check-in for your flight. Arrive at Delhi and you are greeted at the domestic terminal and driven to the international Terminal for your international flight. Additional services such as airport lodging and/or transfers can be added based on your international departure timings.

Our services end at Delhi Airport.

Our services begin with your greeting at the airport, and then you are ushered to a chauffeur driven vehicle. You are then driven to your upscale airport hotel where you are assisted with your check-in. The next day’s plans are briefly reviewed and you are presented with your welcome package.
(Overnight – Pullman Aerocity in Delhi)

Day 2: Delhi - Jabalpur - Bandhavgarh.

Check-out from your hotel and a private hotel vehicle will drive you to the airport, where you will board the flight to Jabalpur. You are greeted at the Jabalpur airport and driven to Bandhavgarh (3½ hours in normal conditions). Arrive at Bandhavgarh National Park and you are assisted with your check-in to your villa in your luxury Jungle Lodge. All 3 meals are included at your lodge during your stay.

Bandhavgarh National Park. Bandhavgarh is statistically India’s best park for tiger sightings, almost always resulting in multiple sightings over your 5 safaris here. The park is home to a variety of wildlife including leopards, sloth bears, Indian bison (gaur), sambar deer, barking deer, and langurs. The avian population is equally impressive, with over 250 species of birds recorded in the park. Birdwatchers can delight in spotting species like the crested serpent eagle, the Malabar pied hornbill, and the Indian roller, among others. The rich and varied wildlife makes each safari a unique experience, offering new encounters and sightings every time. The park derives its name from the more than 2000-year-old hilltop Bandhavgarh Fort.

Besides the Bengal tiger, the park is home to a variety of other wildlife, including leopards, sloth bears, and Indian bison (gaur). The park's dense forest cover and open grasslands also support populations of spotted deer (chital), sambar deer, barking deer, and nilgai (blue bull). Bird enthusiasts can delight in the presence of over 250 species of birds, such as the crested serpent eagle, Indian roller, and various species of vultures and owls. Bandhavgarh National Park is divided into several zones, each with its unique features and wildlife sightings.
(Overnight – Bandhav Vilas)

Days 3 & 4: Bandhavgarh.

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep safaris into the sanctuary on each day. Safaris are conducted in open 4x4 vehicles, and typically cover distances of up to 25 miles per trip, traversing the park's rugged terrain and winding through its dense forests and open plains. The morning safaris usually begin at sunrise, providing an opportunity to see the park come to life as animals start their day. The afternoon safaris, on the other hand, offer a chance to witness the park's wildlife during the middle of the day, as animals emerge from the shade to drink water and hunt.

Safari’s last about 3 to 3.5 hours, or roughly 4 hours from your Jungle Lodge. Guided by Forest Department naturalists park rangers, jeep safaris offer not only the chance to see tigers but also to learn about the park's ecology, history, and conservation efforts. The guides are adept at tracking animals and birdlife, and interpreting their behaviors, enhancing the safari experience by providing insights into the lives of the park's inhabitants.
(Overnight – Bandhav Vilas)

Day 5: Bandhavgarh – Kanha National Park. (B,L,D)

Enjoy your last safari into the park this morning. After this you will return to your lodge to freshen up and enjoy breakfast. You are assisted with your check-out and driven through jungles and rural areas to Kanha Tiger Reserve. A packed lunch is provided by your lodge for the journey.

Easy Tours recommends that, while planning your dates, you keep in mind the fact that there are no safaris on Wednesday afternoons at Bandhavgarh and Kanha. So, this 5-hour jungle drive should ideally be scheduled for a Wednesday. However, if this is not possible, there are many other activities available at the lodges on Wednesdays, such as village and nature walks.

Arrive at Kanha, the setting for Kipling’s Jungle Book, and you are assisted with your check-in to your top-ranked upscale jungle lodge. Kanha is one of India’s largest National Parks and many wildlife enthusiasts consider it to be Asia's finest Wildlife Park. The Park covers an area of 751 square miles, including a core zone of 363 square miles.

The primary attraction of Kanha National Park is its tiger population, but the park boasts over 70 species of mammals, including leopards, wild dogs, sloth bears, and the rare hardground barasingha (swamp deer), a once critically endangered species, has been revived within the park, a testament to Kanha's successful conservation efforts. Herds of spotted deer, sambar, and gaurs (Indian bison) are commonly seen grazing in the meadows, offering ample opportunities for wildlife photography.

The avian life in Kanha is equally impressive, with more than 300 species of birds. Birdwatchers can delight in spotting diverse species such as the crested serpent eagle, the racket-tailed drongo, and the Indian roller.
(Overnight - Singinawa Jungle Lodge)

Days 6 & 7: Kanha. (B,L,D)

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep wildlife safaris into the Reserve on each of these days. Each safari in Kanha is an adventure that unfolds differently every time. The park's diverse topography ensures that no two safaris are alike. From the verdant sal forests in the elevated plateaus to the sprawling grasslands of the lowlands, the scenery changes dramatically, creating a dynamic and ever-changing backdrop. The meandering rivers and tranquil waterholes are lifelines for the park's inhabitants, and these spots often become focal points during safaris, offering captivating moments as animals gather to drink and interact.
(Overnight - Singinawa Jungle Lodge)

Day 8: Kanha - Pench (B,L,D)

Enjoy your last safari in the park this morning. After this you will return to your lodge to freshen up and enjoy breakfast. You are assisted with your check-out and driven through jungles and rural areas to Pench Tiger Reserve. A packed lunch is provided by your lodge for the journey. Arrive at Pench in the afternoon and you are assisted with your check-in at your wonderful jungle retreat.

Pench National Park is named after the Pench River, which flows through its verdant landscapes, the park covers an area of approximately 293 square miles and serves as a sanctuary for a wide array of flora and fauna. It boasts a unique blend of topography, characterized by undulating hills, sprawling teak forests, and expansive grasslands. This varied landscape supports a diverse ecosystem, making the park an ideal habitat for both prey and predators. The park is obviously known for its population of Bengal tigers, and is also one of India’s best parks for sightings of the elusive leopard.

It is also home to a plethora of other wildlife species. The river also supports a variety of aquatic life, including fish and turtles, and attracts a multitude of bird species, making Pench a paradise for birdwatchers. The avian diversity of Pench National Park is impressive, with over 285 species recorded within its confines. From the vibrant Indian roller to the majestic crested serpent eagle, the park offers a visual feast for ornithologists and nature enthusiasts alike. The dense foliage and the serene water bodies create perfect nesting grounds, fostering a thriving bird population.
(La Selva Jungle Retreat)

Day 9 & 10: Pench. (B.L.D)

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep safaris into the sanctuary on each day. The morning jeep safari in Pench National Park begins with the break of dawn, a time when the forest awakens from its slumber. The crisp morning air is filled with the chirping of birds, and the golden rays of the sun cast a mystical glow over the landscape. The early hours are particularly good for bird watching, as numerous bird species emerge to bask in the warmth of the morning sun. It is during this time that animals are most active, searching for food and water. In contrast, during the afternoon safari the sun is high in the sky, casting a different light over the forest. The chances of sighting tigers are particularly high during these hours, as they often come out to drink at waterholes. The experience is enhanced by the softer light of the setting sun, which paints the forest in rich, warm tones.
(La Selva Jungle Retreat)

Day 11: Pench - Nagpur - Delhi - International Flight. (B.L)

Enjoy your last safari in the park this morning. After this you will return to your lodge to freshen up and enjoy breakfast. You are assisted with your check-out and driven to Nagpur Airport for a direct flight to Delhi. A packed lunch is provided by your lodge for the journey, and you are assisted with your check-in for your flight. Arrive at Delhi and you are greeted at the domestic terminal and driven to the international Terminal for your international flight. Additional services such as airport lodging and/or transfers can be added based on your international departure timings.

Our services end at Delhi Airport.