Tiger Photography Tour Package

Tiger Photography Tour Package: Overview

Holiday Travel India design this Tiger Photography Tour package specially for Photography and nature lovers of all skill levels. Our trip visit the best Tiger Parks in India - Bandhavgarh National Park & Kanha National Park. The importance of the trip are tigers certainly, but also the many other wildlife species that are found exclusively in these national parks. We will do our best to get you in the best game-viewing regions of the park at the time of the trip, in order to maximize your chances for getting great photographs.

Our expertise and experience enables wildlife photographer to quickly make a success of their tour. Our professional naturalist and guides are very well versed with the topography and wildlife of the park. They have developed a keen sense of tracking and spotting animals in the park.

We invites photographers to entrust our services and make a successful trip in this preserve. We arrange tiger safaris and help obtain necessary permits for special photographic expeditions in India. Please contact us.

Tiger Photography Tour Package: Highlights

• Enjoy India’s best tiger photography opportunities

• Photography of ancient Bandhavdheesh temple, small Bandhavgarh fort, reasury building, statues, caves, bird photography point

• Most exciting and comprehensive wildlife journey

• Enjoy wildlife jungle safari and elephant ride

• Enjoy watching royal bengal tiger and different kinds of fauna at very nearly

• Stunning and peaceful visits of forest  and tribe village tour

Package Inclusion:

• 3 nights stay in Bandhavgarh National Park resort

• 3 nights stay in Kanha National Park resort

• Tribe village tour in Bandhavgarh

• 3 Jungle safaris in Bandhavgarh on sharing basis with local Guide

• 4 Jungle safaris in Kanha on sharing basis with local Guide

• Breakfast, lunch and dinner in resort

• Pickup from Katani & drop to Jabalpur

• All toll taxes, parking charges and driver night hault

Package Exclusion:

• Delhi – Katni railway fare

• Jabalpur – Delhi railway fare

• Elephant safari

• Any personal expenses

• Other than Inclusion

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Best time to visit Bandhavgarh / Kanha National Park

Every year Indian National Parks is open for visitors from the 15th of October to till 30th of June. As per the climate of Central part of India, the peak season for Bandhavgarh and Kanha National Park is during winters which are October to March. Most of the tourists visit the park between November and March, mainly because the summer's heat is unbearable. The period between November and February is excellent for visiting Bandhavgarh and Kanha national park as the rain fall during monsoon rejuvenated all the nature & vegetation. During the time period from March to May most of the vegetation at National Park gets dried & Tiger Sighting is relatively easier than it is in winters and it is the best time to photo shoot of tigers and other wild animal.

How to Reach Bandhavgarh

By air: The nearest Airport for Bandhavgarh National Park is Jabalpur & Khajuraho. Jabalpur 200 Kms / 04 Hrs Drive & Khajuraho 250 Kms / 05 Hrs Drive from Bandhavgarh. One can get regular flights for Jabalpur & Khajuraho from all major airports of India.URY RESORTSTop of FormBottom of Fo

By railway: The nearest railway stations for Bandhavgarh National Park are Umaria & Katni. Umaria is 35 Kms (45 Minutes drive) & Katni is 100 Kms (02 Hrs drive) from Bandhavgarh.

By road: The nearest Airport for Bandhavgarh National Park is Jabalpur & Khajuraho. Jabalpur 200 Kms / 04 Hrs Drive & Khajuraho 250 Kms / 05 Hrs Drive from Bandhavgarh. One can get regular flights for Jabalpur & Khajuraho from all major airports of India.

Things to do in Bandhavgarh / Kanha

• Enjoy Jeep safari and elephant ride in the company of guide

•  Local Tribe Village tour

•  Photographing of  royal bangal tiger along with other animals like hard ground barasingha, leopard, gaur, sloth bear, wild dog and many others

• Enjoy the indoor activities of your resort i.e. Carom board, Chess, Cards etc

• Take pleasure of photography of all wonderful and amazing views of National Parks

Places to visit in Bandhavgarh

Baghel  Museum: The museum is located 100 meters away from the reserve (park) and is being famous for keeping the belongings of Shikargarh, or a game preserve that the tourists certainly want to discover at Bandhavgarh. The timings to visit the Baghel Museum are: 10 am to 3 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm.

Three Cave Point: one of the most fascinating point in Bandhavgarh National Park is the three cave point that can be easily visible from the Ganesh Hillock road. This beautiful location has many beautiful carvings that typically signify the perfect blend of the architectural techniques that were prevalent in the ancient times. Today, this place is perfectly being the ideal home for many wild animals including leopards, tigers and sloth bears.

Jwalamukhi Temple: It is the temple of the goddess Jwalamukhi situated in the bank of river “Charan Ganga”. About 11 km away from Bandhavgarh, this temple is also 10th century founding.

Fossil National Park: About 110 km away from Bandhavgarh, the Fossil National Park s named so since it brings all its floras in the fossil form that existed in India anywhere between 40 million and 150 million years ago. This park is being spread over an area of over 274,100 square meters. The fossil plants are found in three villages at the buffer area of the national park. The Standing, petrified trunks of trees have been categorized as Gymnosperms and Angiosperms- Monocotyledons and palms and some of them have also being identified as Bryophytes.

Village Tala: One of the most reiterated location the tourist prefer to visit in Bandhavgarh, the Tala Village brings the total reflection of an Indian village which still brings the most ethnic way of living. There are many captivating glimpses a tourist can explore while spending a day at this village. The modest dwellings, the mud clustered houses, elders smoking hookahs sitting on a cot are such magnificent scenes that brings a standstill on the time. The lowest region of Bandhavgarh, the Tala Village brings many fascinating landscapes all around the location. Along with that while visiting the village the tourists can find different hotels and resorts for magnificent accommodations in the village

Places to see in Kanha National Park

Bamni Dadar: It is also known as the sunset point is quite popular among tourists. Most tourists visit Bamni Dadar to get the wonderful view of the setting sun and this is also one of the beautiful area in the park, Animals that can be sighted around this pont are typical of the mixed forest zone: sambar, barking deer, gaur and the four-horned antelope etc

Kanha Museum: Kanha Museum inside the park is another interesting place to visit. The museum is the right place to understand the topography and other interesting aspects of the park.

Sonf Meadows: Sonf village was the first one to be moved out from Park area for making spreading the tiger reserve in Kanha. As the people being moved away from the reserve, within few years few barasingha descended here and they began to breed successfully. The thick and extensive cover of tall grasses protected the barasingha fawns from predators. Similar to Sonf, there are few other meadows also where the earlier villages were there.

Kanha Meadows: The Kanha Meadows is one of the most popular visit place in Kanha. As many times tourist have spotted the tiger hunting its prey. In Large meadows you can witness the herbivores, and therefore carnivores are also there.

Shravan Tal: There is a small water pond in the reserve which is popularly known as sharan tal. As per the belief of local villagers, that it was named because of the history that the dutiful son shravan Kumar came here to fetch water to his blind Parents. Kings Dasharatha (father of Shri Rama) has mistakenly shooted shravan Kumar with his bows arrows as they thought there is a wild animal drinking water from the pond.

Shravan Chita: Shravan Chita is the so called place where the dutiful son shravan Kumar, was cremated. It was a mythological belief that the King Dasharatha, who was on a hunting expedition happen to be near to the spot where shravan Kumar went to fetch water for his blind parents. The spot is at a centre of the park when you enter from Kisli gate and moves towards Kanha. Large number of herbivores and carnivores animals and birds use to come here as the water availability in this pond is throughout the year.

Lapsi Kabar:This place is around 04 km from Kanha. It was a real fact that a guide cum naturalist had a face to face encounter with the king of the Jungle. The guide cum naturalist was accompanying the guest during the jungle safari. He fought bravely with the tiger but in the end paid with his life. The gravestone is the memorial for his courage.

Dasharatha Machan: While you are near the shravan tal, you can see opposite to it the mountain like structure called as shravan machan. As the Indian mythology says that from this point the doomed arrow to dutiful son Shravan Kumar. The Hill on which the machan existed is known as Macha Dongar.