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This section gives you the stories from the field, updates on wildlife species and ecotourism destinations, community projects, and ideas for your wildlife safari tours in India

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Ladakh

North India, the land of Ladakh, looks as though it was made for birdwatching and photography.

Gir National Park Gujarat

Sometimes it is not just the species spotted but also the amazing moments. Some of our guests had the unique opportunity to witness the mating of Asiatic Lions in the Gir Forest, truly a special moment.

Delhi

Surajpur is an amazing wetland close to the nation’s capital. Apart from being one of the monsoon homes for the Bristled Grassbird, it is also home to another sought-after species: the Bengal Bush Lark.

Rajasthan

One advantage of living near the birding hotspot of Bharatpur is that you can see some amazing birds, like the graceful Sarus Crane, in your backyard during this lockdown

Agra

Not only is the Taj Mahal the most recognizable monument in India, but it is also an architectural marvel that anyone, whether interested in history or not, should visit at least once in their lifetime.

Eaglenest

Described to science in 2006, the Bugun Liocichla is not only one of the most sought-after birds in India, but also a beautiful case-study in community-based conservation

Corbett

No other animal is as synonymous with Wild India as the tiger. As India’s oldest national park, Corbett offers some of the best tiger-tracking experiences in the country

Uttarakhand

A myriad of beautiful flowers are in bloom at Jungle Lore Birding Lodge, not only enhancing the beauty of the lodge, but attracting many nectar- and insect-feeding birds