Europe

Getting here

Most European capitals connect to Delhi or Mumbai with one stop (often via the Gulf) in 9–12 hours total, or a direct overnight flight from London, Paris, Frankfurt or Amsterdam in around 8–9 hours. From either gateway, it's a further 1.5-hour domestic hop to Nagpur. We generally recommend building in one recovery night in Delhi or Mumbai before flying on, especially if you're arriving straight into a safari.

What matters here

European guests are, more than any other market we serve, asking us about our sustainability credentials before they ask about tiger odds — and we'd rather lead with that than have you dig for it. We're TOFT-certified, cap vehicle numbers per booking, route revenue to buffer-zone communities first, and can talk you through exactly where your money goes. On etiquette: modest dress is appreciated at forest-department checkpoints and rural stops (shoulders and knees covered is a safe default), tipping guides and drivers is customary but not obligatory (₹300–500/day is typical), and asking before photographing local people is good practice, as it would be at home.

Money & payments

Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted at hotels and lodges; carry some cash (INR) for small purchases, rural stops and tips, as card acceptance thins out once you're off the main tourist circuit. ATMs are reliable in Nagpur and most district towns. We quote in EUR and INR — see our multi-currency package pricing for exact figures.

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