Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve Guide
Tadoba has become one of India’s most reliable tiger reserves, just three hours from Nagpur. How safaris work and when to go.
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Kanha National Park: Tigers, Barasingha and Sal Forests
Kanha’s sal forests and grassy meadows are one of India’s most beautiful tiger landscapes, and home to the rare hard-ground barasingha.
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Bandhavgarh National Park Safari Guide
Bandhavgarh has one of the highest densities of tigers in India, plus an ancient hilltop fort. How safaris work and how to plan your trip.
Ranthambore National Park Guide: Tigers, Zones and Safari Booking
Ranthambore’s tigers hunt among lakes, banyan trees and a thousand-year-old fort. How the safari zones work, how to book and when to go.
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Birdwatching in Nepal: Best Birding Sites, Seasons and Species
From Bengal floricans in the Terai to Himalayan monals above the treeline, Nepal packs about 8 percent of the world’s bird species into one small country.
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Red Panda Trekking in Nepal
Seeing a wild red panda in a Himalayan forest is a rare privilege. Where to look in Nepal, when to go, and how community-led treks protect them.
Koshi Tappu Birding Guide
Nepal’s premier wetland reserve attracts huge numbers of wintering waterbirds and holds the country’s last wild water buffalo. A birder’s guide.
Bardiya National Park: Nepal’s Wild West Tiger Country
Remote, quiet and wild, Bardiya has the most tigers of any park in Nepal. How to plan a visit, from walking safaris to rafting on the Karnali.
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Chitwan National Park Safari Guide
Nepal’s first national park is one of the best places in Asia to see greater one-horned rhinos, and it holds tigers, sloth bears, gharials and more than 500 bird species. How to plan your visit.
Best Places to See Tigers in India
India holds about three-quarters of the world’s wild tigers. Here are the reserves that give you the best chance of seeing one, when to go, how to book and how to watch tigers responsibly.