Big cats are invariably associated with Africa. True enough — but this overlooks the richness of the Indian subcontinent, and India in particular, home to the greatest number of felid species on Earth: tigers, leopards, lions, snow leopards, and fifteen of the roughly forty wild cat species recorded worldwide today. Of course, the Bengal tiger […]

A journey that any wildlife photographer wishing to capture the tiger on their memory card should take at least once in their life! A journey devoted exclusively to Bandhavgarh National Park. Indeed, it remains to this day the most renowned park for observing and photographing the Bengal tiger. During this immersion, you will take thirteen […]

This journey is a total immersion in search of India’s iconic endangered species: Bengal tiger, demoiselle crane, leopard and Asiatic lion.

It is off the beaten track that you can observe the tiger and wild Asian elephants. First, by discovering Jim Corbett National Park, the first of its kind in India, established in 1936 under the name Hailey National Park. With the launch of “Project Tiger” in 1973, the park became, along with eight other Indian […]

A land of architecture and culture, Rajasthan remains India’s most colourful destination. The region is home to architectural gems, from its historic Maharajah palaces to its magnificent forts. You will travel through a spectrum of colours, from Jaipur, known as the Pink City, to Jodhpur, known as the Blue City. Expect a feast for the […]

Intensely populated yet strikingly green, with coconut forests fringing the beaches and mountains blanketed in tea bushes, South India offers a vivid, colourful picture shaped by the many cultures that have settled here. You’ll find an easy pace of life and deeply rooted traditions. We invite you to explore the former hunting grounds of the […]

Spending several days immersed in Kanha and Bandhavgarh will bring you strong emotions! Two parks for varied encounters. Two parks for varied atmospheres. Two parks for varied pleasures! Besides the tiger, you may observe the Indian wolf, the sloth bear and perhaps a leopard… Not forgetting the more classic Indian wildlife, with its deer species […]

India is home to remarkable species awaiting discovery and photography, including the red panda. It is also the only “panda” species in the world, since the giant panda is in fact a bear. The eastern Himalayas are the only place where red pandas are found. This itinerary combines unique species with wildlife more readily observed […]

Western India is the country’s most arid territory. Much of Gujarat and Rajasthan lies within the Thar Desert. The region offers a varied landscape, ranging from deciduous forests to flat savannah and vast salt plains — an ideal ecosystem for lions and the Indian wolf. Striped hyenas, Asiatic wild asses, sloth bears and leopards also […]

We should really say “Natures and Indian Cultures”, so dense is the diversity of this programme — nature, in all its forms, omnipresent, with varied habitats and environments, birds, wildlife, flora… all interwoven with some of the most spectacular or most picturesque sites….

Northeast India, often overlooked by tourists, may seem discreet but in fact conceals a geographical and cultural richness that is more than captivating. Between untouched natural spaces and the kindness of its people, you will be amazed. Northeast India offers a remarkable cultural blend, given the mosaic of ethnic groups found here. Far from everyday […]

The Bateshwar fair takes place in November, first with the animal fair, then with the religious festival. For this specific program, no Pushkar fair, seen, overseen, and seen again. Beyond the very heavy tourist influx, Pushkar has today become a haven for young Westerners who imagine they have found paradise there. But it is not […]