An Indian Wildlife Adventure

With a population of over 18 million, Delhi is an international metropolis. Perhaps daunting at first sight, a little exploring soon reveals a rich, diverse and fascinating culture. Throughout most of its history, it has served as the capital of various kingdoms and empires, captured and rebuilt time and time again. Every dynasty left its mark and as you start to explore, you’ll discover reminders and relics from this colossal game of pass the parcel. As well as centuries worth of history to explore, Delhi is also one of the best places in India to shop, try the many different styles of food and experience the buzz of the city.

Fly from Delhi to Jabalpur and then be driven 4,5 hours to Bandhavgar. Set amidst the Vindhyanchal ranges, the expansive park has a series of ridges running through it. About half of the park is covered with fine stands of Sal while mixed forests are found in the higher reaches of the hills. Stretches of bamboo and grasslands are found throughout. The main view area is still in the core of the park with its 32 picturesque wooded hills. There is plenty of opportunity for wildlife spotting while you’re here.

In the morning you’ll be driven back to Jabalpur airport for your flight back to Delhi. Either spend your short time back in this busy city relaxing, or explore a little at your leisure.

After a leisurely breakfast at your Delhi hotel you’ll be driven to the airport for your flight to Guwahati. Upon arrival there, you’ll board your private river vessel. The vessel will be waiting for you near Pandu Port, Guwahati and shall start sailing downstream towards the little town of Sualkuchi. You can spend the rest of the day relaxing on the sundeck; enjoy the sunset with a cup of tea or coffee with cookies.

Today after a leisurely breakfast you’ll be driven to Guwahati airport for your flight to Banagalore. Some of the city highlights include Cubbon Park, the city’s lungs, which were named after a 19th-century British representative, Lord Cubbon; Vidhana Soudha, a magnificent building that is the seat of the state legislature; and Lal Bagh, the best botanical garden in the country, which is spread over 240 acres, with of thousands of plant species.

After breakfast you will be driven four hours to Nagarhole National Park to your hotel on the banks of the Kabini River. Nagarhole National Park is also known as Kabini due to the river that runs through it. It is also locally known as the ‘Snake River’ due to how it winds through the park. The gently undulating terrain here is covered with thick tropical forests and grassy swamps and there is a rich diversity of plant and animal life.