Tiger Photography Tour of MP

Duration : 7 Nights 8 Days

Package Code: TOT-CI-028

DAY 1: Jabalpur / Katni – Bandhavgarh

Our tour starts at Katni railway Station, 100kms/02:30hrs from Bandhavgarh National Park. Katni station offers good train connectivity to popular tourist destinations and major cities. After reaching Bandhavgarh you can relax at your resort. You can also opt to go on an evening jungle safari if you are arriving in the morning. Overnight at your resort in Bandhavgarh.

DAY 2: Bandhavgarh

Do morning & evening jungle safari in Bandhavgarh. You can photograph tigers in their natural habitat because of its high tiger densities. Bandhavgarh is a hilly, rocky area that offers opportunities to capture images such as tigers sitting on rock, over your height, or near their den. These meadows are small, and there is a good network of tracks through the jungle. This makes it easier to track the movement of tigers and capture images like crossing roads. Photographic photography will always be more effective than video. Relax at your resort in the evening and share your thoughts around a bonfire. Overnight stay at Bandhavgarh resort

DAY 3: Bandhavgarh – Kanha

As the last morning safari in Bandhavgarh, you can also attend morning safari. You will find evidence of ancient human activities here, such as caves, statues, rocky images of gods & deities, temples, and other tiger photographs. It is the ideal place to witness the triumph of nature over human civilization, which is seldom seen. Images showing temples being embraced by trees or caves used as shelter by humans can be seen. These images are a good indicator of Indian wildlife. Take a morning safari drive and then have lunch before driving to Kanha national parks. Kanha will be reached by the evening. Overnight in Kanha National Park.

DAY 4: Kanha

Kanha national Park offers both morning and evening safari drives. The jungle and landscapes here are more striking than in Bandhavgarh. Meadows are large and plentiful. In the same way, you can see large herds spotted deers roaming on meadows with rare Barasingha (a golden-yellow-colored Barasingha). This is the highlight of this tiger sanctuary. Kanha park feels proud for its successful reviving of the Hard-ground Barasingha population, which was in danger of extinction in the early seventies. Kanha offers more wildlife photography options than tigers. Bandhavgarh has a greater variety of mammals than Kanha. It is possible to see and photograph wild animals such as Indian Gaur, Wild Dogs or Sloth Bears. You can also shoot video, long-term duration photos and videos. Images of tigers in action, such as walking on tracks or tiger playing, are possible. These images can be captured.

DAY 5: Kanha

Morning and evening safaris. This will be our final day in Kanha national parks. Overnight stay at Kanha National Park.

DAY 6: Kanha – Pench

After breakfast, drive to Pench national Park (190kms/04.00hrs). Evening safari. Satpura hills are where Pench national parks is found. Its name derives from Pench river, the lifeline of this forest.
Overnight in Pench national Park. John Moore, British India officer, visited the forest for the first time and realized its importance. He came here to search for a real-life character that would be the basis of Jungle Book’s hero Mogli.
Overnight stay at Pench national park resort

DAY 7: Pench

Do morning & evening tiger safari. Rudyard Kipling’s classic, “The Jungle Book”, is set in this forest. This is where you will see scenes from Jungle Book, and Mogli. Pench national parks has the highest number of herbivores such as Sambar, Spotted Deer and Blue Bull, Wild Boars, Indian Gaur, Wild Boars, Wild Boars, Wild Boars, Wild Boars and others. These areas are rocky forests with more rocks and less meadows. It is possible to find flat areas near Pench river. The presence of bushes in the vicinity of Pench river is negligible, which is a good thing for photographers. It is well visible. There are many other animals you can see here, including Tiger, Leopard Wolf, Jackal and Sloth Bear. Pench is a great place to bird. Common Teals, Common Kingfisher and Spotted Dove are all common birds. It is a great place to see birds and mammals. The jungle is home to many different animals. Overnight stay at Pench national park resort

DAY 8 – Pench – Nagpur Departure

Today we will travel to Jabalpur. You can also visit Bhedaghat marble rocks, which are located just 25 km from Jabalpur city. You can go boating on Narmada River through the marble rocks. Then, you will be taken to Jabalpur railway station/airport.

Tour Inclusions:

2Nights Hotel Accommodation in Bandhavgarh
3Nights Hotel accommodation in Kanhan
2Nights Hotel accommodation in Pench
3Star Hotel Accommodation on twin sharing Basis
Meal Plan -Daily Breakfast and Dinner at Hotel
All transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary by Car
Driver Allowance, Toll Tax and Parking
All permit fees & hotel taxes (as per itinerary)

Payment Terms :
Advance 50% payment to book your seat
100% balance payment at least 30 days before the commencement of tour
Refund policy in case of cancellation:
80% of total cost if cancelled 60 days or more before the commencement of tour
50% of total cost if cancelled 30 days to 59 days before the commencement of tour
20% of total cost if cancelled 16 days to 29 days before the commencement of tour
No refund if cancelled 15 days or lesser before the commencement of tour

Terms and Conditions

The above rates are based on minimum 2 persons travelling together.
Child below 12 years can share the bed with the parents with an extra cost.
Airfares may change without any notice at any time during the validity of the package.
Rates are subject to change based on availability and date of travel (Peak season/ Conference/ Holiday period surcharges would apply)
Weekend surcharge may be applicable if any.
Hotel check in time is 1200 hours, check out time is 1100 hours. Early check in / late checks out is subject to availability of rooms.
Surcharge may applicable if travel in weekends.
Cancellation charges would apply as per company policy.