Maharashtra
Tadoba-Andhari
Dry deciduous forest and bamboo country with a strong reputation for tiger encounters.
India
Tiger country & beyond.
Our India programme begins with the landscapes closest to Hyderabad, then expands north through central India's tiger country and into the Terai — with specialist trips for monsoon herping and Deccan grasslands.
Central India · our eastern/central circuit
A practical route from Hyderabad.
For the website, the parks below are presented in the sequence you requested — Tadoba, Tipeshwar, Pench and Kanha — as a simple geographic starting point for planning from Hyderabad.
Maharashtra
Tipeshwar
A compact dry-deciduous landscape in the Vidarbha region, offering a quieter tiger-country experience.
Madhya Pradesh / Maharashtra
Pench
Mixed forest and open habitat around the Pench River, with a strong natural-history identity and classic central Indian scenery.
Madhya Pradesh
Kanha
Sal forests, meadows and one of central India's classic tiger landscapes, with barasingha as a signature species.
Terai landscape
Where the forest meets the grassland.
The Terai is a very different wildlife experience: tall grasslands, sal forests, wetlands and river corridors along the Himalayan foothills. Our programme includes Dudhwa, Pilibhit, Rajaji and Corbett.
Uttar Pradesh
Dudhwa
A rich Terai landscape of sal forest, grasslands and wetlands, notable for swamp deer, tiger and one-horned rhinoceros.
Uttar Pradesh
Pilibhit
A Terai–Bhabar landscape of sal forests, grasslands and wetlands with important tiger habitat.
Uttarakhand
Rajaji
Shivalik foothills and Terai-Bhabar habitats where forest meets riverine corridors; elephants are a major attraction.
Uttarakhand
Corbett
India's oldest national park, with riverine forests, sal forest and grasslands supporting an exceptional diversity of mammals and birds.
Beyond tigers
India has many wild stories.
Monsoon herping · Western Ghats
Rain, laterite, streams and forest trails — a specialist experience for frogs, snakes, caecilians and nocturnal biodiversity.
Deccan grasslands
Open landscapes for Indian wolf, striped hyena, Indian fox and the birds and mammals that share their range.
Hosted tiger-reserve tours
Small-group departures built around patient tracking, natural history and photography.