Tiger Tourism India
Tiger Heavens Tour - 13 days
Delhi-Kanha-Corbett-Agra-Delhi.
(Kanha is a tiger reserve based in MP state of India. The reserve is also a National Park and a critical tiger tiger habitat. It is famed for its abundant tigers and rare Hard Ground Barasingha. Other animals like gaur, leopard, sloth bear and wild dog inhabit the ecosystem.
Corbett National Park is situated in Terai in the District of Naini Tal near Ramnagar Town. It is home to many rare animals including the tiger. There are more than 100 tigers at Corbett hence a coved place for tiger safari. Other animals seen are muntjac, hog deer, elephant, sambar deer, goral, mugger crocodile, gharial, common otters and more. Tigers are commonly seen in this picturesque park on elephant safari and jeep rides.)
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| Day 1 |
On your arrival at New Delhi we escort you to your hotel accommodation. Freshen Up and visit interesting places. New Delhi is full of history and hence historical monuments. Step into the magnificent Red Fort or Kutub Minar built by Kutub uddin aibak. The minaret is an imposing structure with stirs leading to the top. Meet other participants of this package tour.
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| Day 2 |
A full day of sight seeing in Delhi the capital city of India.
Modern Delhi is really two cities - Old Delhi, President House, National
Museum & India Gate. New Delhi is a modern marvel of trendy shopping plazas, eatery and entertainment. Old Dehli is crowded but full of hustle bustle. The visit to the bazaar is a kaleidoscope to medieval era that Old Delhi lives in.
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| Day 3 |
Morning at Leisure the we board direct train to Jabalpur (1430 hrs) for an overnight journey. The journey is an experience of complex and sometimes chaotic rail travel in India. |
| Day 4 |
We reach Jabalpur around 5.50 A.M. and proceed to Hotel Krishna for a hearty breakfast. We freshen up at the hotel and then leave for Kanha to stay at The Krishna Jungle Resort near Mocha.
A sumptuous lunch full of Indian delicacies is on as we arrive and check in. A short nap perhaps and then we leave for game drive. In the evening sun the pristine forest shine golden brown and wild animals emerge from dense canopy to forage on the parks extensive grasslands. This is a good time to see the tiger and many other mammals that inhabit the National Park. In the evening we will attend a lecture
on the park, its Flora & Fauna.
Kanha National Park is a Tiger Reserve that extends over 1945 sq. km. It is situated in Mandla District near Jabalpur Town in Madhya Pradesh. Elevations range from 450 to 900 meters. A horse shoe shaped valley between spurs of the Maikal ridge accords Kanha a unique topography. The Surpan
River meanders through parks central maidens - grasslands. |
| Day 5 |
Morning & Evening Tiger Safari. Kanha tigers are majestic animals as plenty of prey base keeps their muscles well toned up. Tracking tigers on jeep safari is a thrilling experience. The animals appear from nowhere and dive back into the forest canopy creating and element of surprise. |
| Day 6 |
Morning & Evening Tiger Safaris. The thrill of sighting tigers and wild game is a never ending desire. We explore the heart of Kanha and also visit other tourism zones. Our cameras would be full of enthralling images of tigers, other wild animals and birds by now. A successful wildlife safari is a holistic experience and enjoyable. |
| Day 7 |
Bed Tea in your rooms followed by a visit to Manegaon village relocated from core zone to out skirts. We will experience village life and go birding in the surroundings. We will sight many new species of birds while trekking here more so because our attention is not riveted on tigers.
At about 7.30 P.M. a special Folk Dance of the tribal's is arranged at Choupal (meeting
place) followed by Dinner. B L D
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| Day 8 |
Post Breakfast leave for Jabalpur. Have Lunch at Hotel Krishna. Board
a Direct train to New Delhi at 1600 hrs. Enjoy packed dinner in overnight train. |
| Day 9 |
Reach Delhi early morning visit a Guest House booked for day time relaxation and to freshen up. We the have
breakfast leave for Corbett National Park. Over night stay is arranged at Tiger Camp.
Nestling in the foothills of the Himalayas, Corbett National Park has extremely
rugged terrain. Deep valleys and high rise mountains are part of Corbett landscape. The
grassy meadows known as the 'Chaurs' are a unique feature where animal encounters take place. The Ramganga River is the life line of this marvelous ecosystem along with little forest streams that tumble around everywhere a habitation is created by nature for all life forms.
The forest comprise of Sal belts, mixed forest zones, Bamboo and grassy meadows that act as a window to the dense canopy on hills and plains. The myriad of shrubs, herbs and floor vegetation creates and amazing floral and faunal diversity.
The preserve has a large population of big cats. It is home to - Leopard, Sloth bear, Indian Elephants, Hog deer, Sambhar, Goral, Spotted deer & Muntjac
and the Wild Boar. The biosphere
reserve is a haven for tigers and 50 mammals, 580 kinds of birds and 25 reptile species. The
park has wild elephants the Himalayan black bear in the higher elevations, and
variety of lesser cats.
Corbett is most coveted as birding destination with more than five hundred avian species. The large number of birds in the park is due local altitude migrants from higher reaches of Himalayas and plains. |
| Day 10 |
Morning & evening game drive. The characteristic beauty of the preserve is due to the Shivalik Hills in the foothills. The extensive grasslands and unpolluted rivers make this destinations one of the most beautiful. The tigers are seen in the meadows and the forests near Ramganga River most often. |
| Day 11 |
Morning & evening game drive. The must visit places in the park are the High Bank and Crocodile Point. These are the best places to see the rare Gharial, Marsh Crocodile, Giant Turtles and Golden Mahasheer Fish. The raptors inhabit the adjoining mountains and one can see Gray headed fish eagle, Pallas fish eagle, Red Headed Vulture, Osprey and many more. The tiger also frequents these places besides wild elephants, deer and lesser cats.
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| Day 12 |
We leave by car/ coach to Lal Kuan (85 K.M.) depart for Mathura at 6.50 P.M.by train,
reach Mathura at 4.20 A.M. drive to Agra (50 K.M.) visit Taj & Red fort. Evening
drive to Delhi check in hotel. B
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| Day 13 |
Depart to Airport & flight Home. Tour Ends. B |
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