JUNGLE TAILS N TRAILS
This is the Canvas N Chrome segment that focuses on wildlife safaris, visits to sanctuaries, wildlife conservation & rescue centers. We hope to spread awareness about the importance of wildlife and the challenges faced in preserving or conserving this heritage in the present day .
2D/1N Birdwatching trip
Dates : TBA
Cost
Adult : Rs. 2,350 / person
Child : Rs. 1,500 / child
3D/2N Ex- Nagpur
Dates :
Batch 1 : 15 - 17 Apr, 2019
Batch 2 : 02 - 04 May, 2019
Cost : Rs. 20,000/- per person
Ride / drive the smooth Mumbai - Pune Highway, spend the evening & morning taking a lazy row boat ride in the lake, learn about the migratory birds that make the lake their home during winters, & enjoy piping hot, home-made dinner and stay in a village house.. Not to mention, get away from the crazy crowd of Mumbai and enjoy the winter evening and morning chill amidst the wetlands of Bhigwan..
The presence of more than 170 species of Birds which includes several migratory species along with Animals like Sambhar Deer, Spotted Deer, Chowsingha, Barking Deer, Indian Gaur, Nilgai, Jackal, Wild Dogs, Sloth Bear. Leopard, The famous & magnificent Tiger, & a lot of other animals makes Pench the right place to visit for an experience of the Jungle.
Ranthambore
3D/2N Ex- Sawai Madhopur
Dates : Custom Dates
Rs. 20,000 / person
Ranathambore, the Erstwhile Hunting Grounds of the Maharajas, is today one of the Largest & Finest Tiger Reserves in India.
In addition to the Tiger, Ranathambore is also very rich & diverse with other animal & bird species making it a worthwhile Forest Experience.
Tadoba
3D/2N Ex- Nagpur
Dates : Mar 29 - 31, 2019
Rs. 16,500 / person
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve or TATR as it is also popularly known is one of the Largest, Oldest & Unique Tiger Reserves in Maharashtra. It is a Southern Dry Deciduous type of Forest comprising of vast clusters of Bamboo along with big trees like Teak, Saal, Tendu etc
The presence of multiple water bodies within the reserve attract different species of birds and animals during the dry and hot summer season. The presence of a healthy population of Tigers in the reserve is its biggest attraction, however one can also see the other equally important inhabitants like the Sloth Bear, Spotted Deer, Sambhar Deer etc.
Apart from the big carnivores & herbivores, the park is home to a lot of Birds, Reptiles & Insects - some of which are now on the IUCN Threatened or Endangered list.
Join us as we head out to explore this fascinating ecosystem!