Classic Tiger Safaris

Designed for those who seek the quintessential wildlife adventure, this package takes you deep into the heart of tiger country, offering prime opportunities to witness the Royal Bengal Tiger.

Photography Expeditions

Meticulously tailored to provide exceptional opportunities for capturing stunning images. We prioritize optimal light conditions and expert photographic guidance.

Customised Itineraries

Recognising every traveller is unique, we work with you to create a bespoke safari tour that aligns perfectly with your interests, budget, and schedule.

Walking Safaris*

Experience the jungle in its most intimate form. Accompanied by experienced naturalists, walk on animal trails and learn to decode the intricate signs of the wild.

Full-Day Safaris*

Spend an entire day, from sunrise to sunset, within the park. Maximize your chances of rare sightings and get a deeper understanding of animal routines.

The best time for tiger sightings in India is typically during the dry season, from October to June. As water sources diminish, tigers are more likely to be found near remaining water bodies, making them easier to spot. However, specific park opening dates and optimal periods can vary.

India boasts several top tiger reserves renowned for high tiger sighting probabilities. Among the most popular are Bandhavgarh National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Kanha National Park, Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, Pench Tiger Reserve, Panna National Park, Satpura Tiger Reserve, Kaziranga National Park, and Jim Corbett National Park. Each offers a unique landscape and safari experience.

We highly recommend booking your tiger safari in India at least 4-5 months in advance, especially for peak season travel (October-March) and popular parks. Permits and accommodation are limited and fill up quickly, particularly for weekend and holiday dates.

A typical tiger safari tour can range from 3 to 7 days, depending on the number of parks you wish to visit and your preferred pace. A minimum of 2-3 nights per park is generally recommended to maximise your chances of tiger sightings and enjoy the overall experience.

Our standard tiger safari packages typically include accommodation, all meals, park entry fees, jeep safari permits, experienced local guides and drivers, and all necessary surface transfers from the nearest airport/railway station. Specific inclusions may vary by package, so please check your detailed itinerary.

While tiger sightings are never 100% guaranteed, as they are wild animals, our expert guides and strategic planning (choosing optimal parks and times) significantly increase your chances. Parks like Panna, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Ranthambore, and Tadoba have excellent sighting records.

Most tiger safaris in India are conducted in open-top 4x4 vehicles, primarily Gypsies (Suzuki Jeeps). These vehicles offer excellent visibility and are ideal for navigating the varied terrain of the national parks.

Yes, children are generally allowed on tiger safaris. However, it's important to note that safaris require patience, quietness, and the ability to sit still for extended periods. We recommend discussing your specific family needs with our team to ensure the best experience.

Essentials include comfortable, neutral-coloured clothing, sturdy walking shoes, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, a good quality camera with a zoom lens, binoculars, and any personal medications. Layered clothing is advisable as temperatures can vary significantly from morning to midday.

Yes, wildlife photography is a highlight for many visitors. You are encouraged to take photos and videos, but always follow your guide's instructions regarding flash photography and maintaining a respectful distance from animals. Camera fees are applicable in some parks, and mobile phones are not allowed in some of the parks in Central India.

Tigerwalah is deeply committed to responsible wildlife tourism. We adhere strictly to park regulations, maintain safe and respectful distances from animals, avoid disturbing their natural behaviour, support local communities through employment, and actively contribute to tiger conservation efforts.

Absolutely. Our tiger safari guides and naturalists are highly experienced, deeply knowledgeable about tiger behaviour, local flora and fauna, and the ecosystem. They are passionate about wildlife and dedicated to providing an informative and exhilarating experience.

Your safety is our top priority. All safaris are conducted within designated zones, adhering to park rules and speed limits. Safari vehicles used by us are well-maintained, and guides are trained in first aid and emergency procedures.

Yes, many of our clients opt to combine their tiger safari with visits to multiple national parks OR other iconic Indian destinations, such as cultural tours of the Golden Triangle (Delhi, Agra, Jaipur), spiritual journeys to Varanasi, or exploring the cultural richness of other regions. Our customised itineraries make this seamless.