Jungle Safari
Jungle Safari Tours
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FROM ₹6,500 / person / safariFinal quote depends on group size & season
JUNGLE SAFARI
Jungle Safari Tours
The classic Central India experience — open 6-seater gypsy drives into the core zones of Kanha, Pench, Tadoba and beyond, led by a resident naturalist who knows the territory's regular tigers by name. This is the tour most first-time guests book, and the one every other tour on this site builds on.
- Duration
- 3-day sample
- Style
- Jungle Safari
- Languages
- English, Hindi
- From
- ₹6,500 / person / safari
INCLUDED
What's included
- Open 6-seater gypsy with resident naturalist guide
- All forest entry & safari zone permits
- Pick-up and drop from your lodge or hotel
- Bottled water on every drive
- Pre-trip planning call to choose your reserves
ITINERARY
Sample itinerary
- 1
Day 1
Arrive and transfer to your lodge; settle in for an afternoon safari in the core zone.
- 2
Day 2
Full day of safaris — dawn drive followed by an afternoon drive in a different zone.
- 3
Day 3
Final dawn safari, then transfer onward or fly home.
A sample sequence — every itinerary is adjusted to your dates, park availability and pace.
BOOKING
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Languages available
- English
- Hindi
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Chat on WhatsAppHow many people share a gypsy?
Up to six guests per vehicle, though we can arrange a private gypsy for smaller groups on request.
Can I choose which reserve I visit?
Yes — this tour runs in all six reserves we operate in. We'll recommend a park based on your dates and how much time you have.
How many safaris are included?
The sample itinerary covers three drives across three days, but we can extend this — most guests add a fourth or fifth safari once they see how quickly the days go.
Do you provide binoculars or field guides?
Your naturalist carries binoculars for spotting and identification, and can point you to field guides if you want your own — though most guests find the naturalist's on-the-spot commentary covers what they need.
What's the best time of year to book this tour?
April to June gives the highest sighting odds as animals concentrate at shrinking waterholes, though October to February is cooler and still productive if extreme heat isn't for you.