Stranger two arrives
As summers arrives early at Ranthambore, the fight for dominance intensifies further. Resources become scarce...
New Safari Season for Indian Wildlife
visitors post 3 months closure on account of annual rains. Rain gods have been kind at almost all destinations...
Paradise Reopens
The wait is over! India?s beloved tiger paradise welcomes visitors back for a new safari season....
Machli- The Queen Lives Forever
She physically may have ceased to exist & might have been declared dead medically, her body being merged with ...
Season Round Up: Ranthambore
Like each year it is time to rewind and have a relook at the sightings and tiger dynamics at Ranthambore durin...
A Memorable Safari at Jim Corbett
How often do you get to see elephants chase off a tiger? Our recent safari with Tigerwalah at Corbett National...
Season Round Up: Jim Corbett
Every year when gates of Corbett close it feels as though a long journey has come to an end and a sense of nos...
Season Round up: Bandhavgarh
As I round off the Bandhavgarh season 2016, it occurred to me to revisit the Season round off of 2015 and the ...
Kanha Season Round Up 2016
October 2nd my first safari of season, after roaming around for two hours we were having breakfast in Sondar c...
The Kanha Affair
My first ever visit to Kanha National Park. This was a last-minute trip with different objective but there is ...
New identity for Young Ranthambore Tigers
All sub adult tigers at Ranthambore finally have a new identity of their own. Apart from being known as male/f...
First Family On Vacation
After obliging visitors on heavy rush weekend, the first family of Ranthambhore is enjoying their little priva...
Queen Machli Visits Old Home
Queen Machli does not need any introduction whatsoever, after all she is a living legend herself and is immens...
My encounters with the Lady of the Lakes
I have been visiting Ranthambhore regularly since 1983, when very few people even in India had heard about it....
The Lake Saga at Ranthambore
The lakes at Ranthambore have witnessed many things around them, some happy moments when small cubs play for h...
