Tracking the Bears of India

We will embark on a program dedicated to tracking three out of the four bear species found in India, namely the Himalayan Brown Bear, Himalayan Black Bear, and the endemic Sloth Bear. It is often overlooked that India is home to these remarkable creatures, and our expedition will lead us through captivating and diverse landscapes. Our exploration will span altitudes ranging from 1350 meters to 3300 meters, offering us the opportunity to encounter these bears in their natural habitats amidst picturesque surroundings.

Step into the Red Panda's Realm

India is home to a multitude of fascinating species, each awaiting discovery and admiration. Among these remarkable creatures, one stands out as both adorable and unique—the Red Panda. Unlike its namesake, the Giant Panda, the Red Panda is not a bear but a distinct species in its own right. Found exclusively in the eastern Himalayas, encountering the Red Panda is a truly special experience. If you're enthralled by the idea of exploring beyond well-known species, this program is tailor-made for you.

Tracking the Big Cats of India

This exclusive wildlife photography program is designed for enthusiasts who have a passion for capturing stunning images of wild animals. It offers an exceptional opportunity to photograph three out of the four magnificent big cat species found in India, including tigers, leopards, and snow leopards. By exploring the diverse landscapes of the upper Himalayas and dry deciduous forests, you can seize the perfect moments to capture these awe-inspiring creatures in their natural habitats. If you desire to photograph all four cat species, we also provide an extension to fulfill your wish.

Roaming with Rhinos

India's Kaziranga National Park in Assam is home to the critically endangered One-Horned Rhinoceros. Visitors can embark on wildlife safaris to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. With diverse wildlife and immersive experiences, it's a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

Birding Paradise of India

India is often referred to as a "Birding Paradise" due to its rich biodiversity and diverse ecosystems that support a wide array of avian species. With its varied landscapes, from the snow-capped Himalayas to the lush forests of the Western Ghats and the vast wetlands of the Gangetic plains, India offers incredible birding opportunities. The country boasts an impressive number of bird species, with over 1,300 recorded species.

Some popular birds found in India include the Indian Peafowl, a vibrant and iconic bird known for its striking plumage and elaborate courtship display. The Indian Roller, with its brilliant blue wings and acrobatic flight, is another commonly sighted species. The Great Indian Hornbill, a magnificent and majestic bird with its large curved beak and vibrant plumage, is a sought-after sighting. Other notable species include the Indian Pitta, Asian Paradise Flycatcher, Himalayan Monal, and the critically endangered Indian Vulture. These are just a few examples of the incredible avian diversity that awaits bird enthusiasts in India.

Tracking the Bears of India

Did you know that India holds the distinction of having the highest diversity of wildcats in the world? While the Indian Subcontinent may not immediately come to mind when thinking about wildcats, it is home to an impressive array of 15 different wildcat species. Surprisingly, this exceeds the number found in the entire continent of Africa, which is home to 10 species. Among these Indian wildcats, the Rusty-spotted Cat stands out as particularly special. Not only is it endemic to the subcontinent, but it also holds the distinction of being one of the world's smallest wildcats.