Choose how you want to explore

The classic Central India experience — open 6-seater gypsy drives into the core zones of Kanha, Pench, Tadoba and beyond, led by a resident naturalist who knows the territory's regular tigers by name. This is the tour most first-time guests book, and the one every other tour on this site builds on.

Built for photographers who've outgrown the standard safari. Every vehicle is modified for glass — bean-bag rests, low-profile seating, extra room to swing a 600mm lens — and every drive is timed around light, not just wildlife activity. Groups are capped at four photographers per gypsy, led by our photography lead Katherine Wells, a former wildlife photojournalist who plans routes around where the light will actually be good, not just where a sighting happened yesterday. We also hold priority slots in our waterhole hides, run an evening image review most nights, and can arrange a genuinely private vehicle for guests who don't want to share position on a sighting with anyone.

Wildlife is only half the forest. This tour spends as much time in buffer-zone villages as it does on safari — walking with Baiga and Gond community guides, visiting a locally run homestay, and understanding how the people living beside these reserves make conservation actually work day to day.

Central India's reserves hold well over 300 recorded bird species between them, and most safari guides simply drive past them chasing tigers. This tour flips that — led by our birding specialist Priya Deshmukh, routed around wetlands, forest edges and the early-morning hours when calls carry furthest.

For guests who want the forest at walking pace. Satpura is India's only tiger reserve where guided walking and canoe safaris are officially permitted, and this tour is built around exactly that — buffer-zone treks, a Denwa backwater canoe session, and nights in a forest-edge camp instead of a standard lodge.

Team offsites and larger travel groups need different logistics than a couple booking a honeymoon safari — more vehicles moving in sync, group dining, and a single point of contact managing the whole itinerary. We handle groups from 10 to 80 guests, with canters and multiple gypsies coordinated as one operation.

For guests who want full control — your own vehicle for the whole trip, your own pace, and an itinerary built from scratch around exactly what you want to see and how long you have. No shared gypsies, no fixed group schedule, just your naturalist and a route planned around your priorities.