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Explore Asia’s breathtaking landscapes in search of tiger, red panda and snow leopard.
Explore Asia’s breathtaking landscapes in search of tiger, red panda and snow leopard.
A flash of tiger stripes between the trees. A red panda’s white-tipped ears peeking through the bamboo. The subtle flick of a snow leopard’s tail almost lost against the rocks.
Guided by experienced naturalists and local trackers, you’ll notice what you might otherwise miss. Along the way, you’ll discover the beauty that surrounds you and that the search can be just as rewarding as the sighting.
Tigers don’t need a dramatic backdrop, but India’s reserves provide many. From sweeping meadows and sal forests to rocky hills and ancient ruins, the scenery is often just as memorable as the safari. Which makes choosing where to go part of the adventure.
The best journeys ask something of you: curiosity, patience and, occasionally, a very early alarm. What you get back requires far more words. Choose your journey below.
Track tigers, chase light, and sharpen your eye with expert photographers guiding the way.
Join wildlife photographer Pranad Patil on a specialist photographic journey through Pench and Tadoba, with private safari drives and time to focus on the landscapes and wildlife of Central India.
A small group journey centred on exploration, wilderness and rare creatures.
Follow red panda on foot through the Himalayan forests along the India–Nepal border before travelling to Kanha National Park in search of tigers.
Traverse the awe-inspiring Himalaya region of Ladakh in search of the elusive snow leopard and other iconic wildlife.
Venture into the remote valleys of Ladakh with specialist guides and wildlife spotters in search of one of the world’s most elusive big cats.
Discover more about tiger conservation in India, the progress that has been made and the challenges that remain.