Nature Safari India, Conservation Through Tourism

Name: Nature Safari India, Conservation Through Tourism
Address: 51, B-3, Sector-11, Rohini, Delhi, 110085, IN
Telephone: +91 11 27570446
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We specialize in tailor made in India, to see the elusive Tiger, Asian Elephants, Asiatic L How do I do it? How do I make a difference?

My first Safari in India in 1990 left an indelible mark on my mind. A thought to do something for the endangered Tiger, to make a difference hovered around and in my mind for few months subsequently. All this got me to study the Tiger, it's habitat, the challenges in our society, the threats, etc. One thing stood out predominantly and that that Tiger was losing it's ground much faster than anticip

ated. Be it poaching, loss of habitat, or the dependence of local community on forest for bio-mass, the challenges were many, but focus was one, to Save the Tiger. I thought of my own strengths and qualifications, and how could i best contribute. At this time I was working with the Taj Group of Hotels in India. Working in an industry which provides largest employment in the world gave me an answer. To make tourism an alternate economy in these remote areas was my soul call. To basically remove the dependence of the local community on the forest, thus saving the habitat of the Tiger, in turn Saving the Tiger. Next 10 years I went around seeing the various national parks in India, understanding the parks, the and the challenges. It was now that I realized that India had a lot to offer, one of the richest areas on this planet when it comes to bio-diversity. Be it the Asian Elephants, Asiatic Lions, Snow Leopards, One Horned Rhinos, more than 1200 bird species, India was home to many charismatic species, highly threatened species, and many endemic species as well. So when I started in year 2000 I knew exactly how to reach out to the local community, how to ensure they benefitted from tourism. Thus Nature Safari India was born. Ever since we have promoted tourism in the various national parks in India, including many lesser known parks, thus ensuring tourism revenues reaches out far and wide and not get restricted to only few parks in India. Our regular visits to these parks has assisted us in choosing the right drivers and guides for your safaris. If you are keen to do Safaris in India, do let us know your interests and we will tailor make a program to suit your preferences.

29/05/2025

🐅 When’s the Best Time for a Tiger Safari in India?
It depends on where you’re going and why? to photograph or to just to see! 🌍☀️❄️
From misty winters in the north to dry summer forests in central India, each park has its perfect season.
👉 Swipe through to find the ideal time for each tiger reserve and plan your adventure right!

22/05/2025

International Biodiversity Day 2025
Theme: Harmony with Nature and Sustainable Development

India is one of the world’s megadiverse countries. From tigers in the jungles of Central India to coral reefs in Lakshadweep, our biodiversity is sacred and life-sustaining.

But it is vanishing fast. The balance between development and conservation is fragile and this year’s theme reminds us that the two must go hand in hand.

Harmony with Nature means preserving what sustains us while building a future that is equitable, resilient, and inclusive. It means honoring tribal knowledge, restoring ecosystems, and making choices that allow both people and planet to thrive.

Let’s pledge to grow with nature, not against it 🌱
Protect habitats. Respect indigenous wisdom. Choose sustainability.

Because when nature thrives, so do we 🐾

20/05/2025

🐘 Pachyderms of India: Giants that Shape Our Forests 🐃🦏

Did you know India is home to not one, but three of the world’s most iconic thick-skinned mammals — known as pachyderms?

Traditionally, the term refers to large, tough-skinned animals like elephants and rhinos. In the Indian wilderness, it means:

🦣 Indian Elephant – Revered in culture, vital to forest health
🦏 Indian Rhinoceros – One-horned wonder of the floodplains
🐃 Wild Water Buffalo – Endangered titan of the wetlands

These giants are more than just impressive to look at — they are keystone species. Their presence supports entire ecosystems, from spreading seeds to creating habitats for other wildlife.

🌿 Protecting them is about more than saving a species — it's about preserving the balance of nature.

Have you seen any of these majestic creatures in the wild? Or are they on your wildlife bucket list?

👇 Tell us your story or dream destination in the comments!

#ɪɴᴄʀᴇᴅɪʙʟᴇɪɴᴅɪᴀ

08/05/2025

Beyond the Tiger: Swipe to Discover Another Side of Kanha 🌌🌾
The real magic of Kanha lies beyond the usual.
Each slide is a glimpse into hidden moments:
✨ The hush of the jungle at night
🌿 Paths that speak when you walk
🚴 Rides where the wild meets the wind
🍲 Meals that taste like memories
📚 Faces that teach without saying a word
🌳 A sanctuary where silence speaks

Go ahead, swipe through Kanha’s untold stories.

30/04/2025

Silent Stalkers. Skilled Hunters. Born Survivors. 🐾
Tiger paws are masterpieces of evolution — powerful, stealthy, and full of secrets. From gripping prey with retractable claws, to swimming with webbed toes and braving snowy forests with thick fur — every step is survival in action.
They mark territory, communicate silently, and even teach their cubs life skills through playful pounces. 🐯
And those pawprints? Each one is unique — a trail of identity, health, and legacy, helping conservationists track and protect these majestic cats.
Every mark, every print, tells the untamed story of a tiger.
📸 Swipe to see how paws shape the life of the ultimate predator.

24/04/2025

🐾 6 Reasons to Visit Kanha National Park 🐅
Looking for a wild escape into nature? Here’s why Kanha should be on your travel bucket list! 👇
1️. The Tiger and Beyond – Witness the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger and an incredible array of wildlife, from Leopards to Barasingha, Gaur, and sloth bears.
2️. Mowgli’s Playground – Step into the enchanting world that inspired Kipling’s The Jungle Book. The Sal forests and meadows feel straight out of fiction. 🌳✨
3️. Educational Safaris – Dive deeper into the jungle with guides who know every call, claw mark, and footprint. A perfect mix of thrill and learning! 🧠🚙
4️. Wildlife Photography Heaven – From golden grasslands to intimate animal moments, Kanha is a canvas for both amateur and pro photographers. 📷🦌
5️. All-Round Adventure – Whether it’s tracking fresh pugmarks or soaking in misty morning drives, every safari is a new adrenaline rush. 🌫️🐾
6️. Birdwatcher’s Paradise – With 300+ species of birds, Kanha is a melody of calls, colors, and flight. Don’t forget your binoculars and field guide! 🐦🎶
📍 Madhya Pradesh, India

22/04/2025

🌍 Earth Day 2025 🌱
OUR POWER, OUR PLANET — This year, we stand united to champion renewable energy and aim to triple clean electricity by 2030. It’s a global call to action — and every action counts.
From planting trees that breathe life into our planet, to choosing sustainable lifestyles, and spreading environmental education, we hold the power to shape a better future. 🌳
Let’s empower communities, protect biodiversity, and raise a generation that lives in harmony with nature. Because when we act together — the Earth heals. 🌎

14/04/2025

Planning your first tiger safari in India?
It’s not just about booking a jeep and heading into the jungle! Knowing the right season, understanding the climate, and timing your trip for the best chances to spot tigers, birds, and other wildlife can make all the difference. 🌿📸
✨ Want to get the most out of your safari?
👉 We’ve got a detailed blog on our website that covers everything you need to know before you go!

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Delhi
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+91 11 27570446

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https://www.naturesafariindia.com/

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My first Safari in India in 1990 left an indelible mark on my mind. A thought to do something for the endangered Tiger, to make a difference hovered in my mind for few months subsequently.

How do I make a difference? All this got me to study the Tiger, it's habitat, the challenges in our society, the threats, etc. One thing stood out predominantly and that that Tiger was losing it's ground much faster than anticipated. Be it poaching, loss of habitat, or the dependence of local community on forest for bio-mass, the challenges were many, but focus was one, to Save the Tiger. I thought of my own strengths and qualifications, and how could i best contribute. At this time I was working with the Taj Group of Hotels in India. Working in an industry which provides largest employment in the world gave me an answer.

To make tourism an alternate economy in these remote areas was my soul call. To basically remove the dependence of the local community on the forest, thus saving the habitat of the Tiger, in turn Saving the Tiger. Next 10 years I went around seeing the various national parks in India, understanding the parks, the and the challenges. It was now that I realized that India had a lot to offer, one of the richest areas on this planet when it comes to bio-diversity. Be it the Asian Elephants, Asiatic Lions, Snow Leopards, One Horned Rhinos, more than 1200 bird species, India was home to many charismatic species, highly threatened species, and many endemic species as well.

So when I started in year 2000 I knew exactly how to reach out to the local community, how to ensure they benefited from tourism. Thus Nature Safari India was born. Ever since we have promoted tourism in the various national parks in India, including many lesser known parks, thus ensuring tourism revenues reaches out far and wide and not get restricted to only few parks in India. Our regular visits to these parks has assisted us in choosing the right drivers and guides for your safaris. If you are keen to do Safaris in India, do let us know your interests and we will tailor make a program to suit your preferences.