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4 Expeditions

2–4 Oct 2026 · Weekend trip

Fully Booked

Nagarhole: Deep in the Kabini

Nagarhole National Park (Rajiv Gandhi National Park) · Karnataka · near Bengaluru

Nagarhole and Bandipur together anchor a forest system hosting the world's largest population of Asian elephants. The Kabini reservoir creates the famous elephant crossing - herds of a hundred moving through receding water at the end of summer. Depending on your season, you may see it on this trip.

Indian ElephantBengal TigerLeopard

From ₹27,500 per person20 of 20 slots leftGroup of 20

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16–18 Oct 2026 · Weekend trip

Bookings Open

Mudumalai: The Ancient Forest

Mudumalai Tiger Reserve · Tamil Nadu · near Bengaluru

Part of a 5,500 sq km connected corridor, shared with Nagarhole, Bandipur and Wayanad, where wildlife moves at a scale most Indian reserves can't match. The Theppakadu Elephant Camp, a century-old institution where elephants and mahouts carry out forest operations, offers a window into a relationship almost gone from the subcontinent.

Indian ElephantBengal TigerLeopard

From ₹27,500 per person18 of 20 slots leftGroup of 20

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30 Oct – 1 Nov 2026 · Weekend trip

Bookings Open

Nagarhole: Deep in the Kabini

Nagarhole National Park (Rajiv Gandhi National Park) · Karnataka · near Bengaluru

Indian ElephantBengal TigerLeopard

From ₹27,500 per person20 of 20 slots leftGroup of 20

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30 Oct – 1 Nov 2026 · Weekend trip

Bookings Open

Into the Biligiri Ranges

Biligiri Rangaswamy Temple (BRT) Wildlife Sanctuary · Karnataka · near Bengaluru

The junction of two mountain systems creates a biodiversity hotspot spanning dry scrub, moist evergreen and high grassland on a single hillside - with one of the highest tiger densities in South India and over 250 bird species. The Soliga people, who have lived inside this tiger reserve for centuries, are now recognised as essential to its conservation.

Indian ElephantBengal TigerLeopard

From ₹19,500 per person8 of 18 slots leftGroup of 18

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Please note: wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. The experience, inclusions, itinerary, partners and community interactions may change based on availability, permits, weather, forest department decisions and other circumstances beyond our control.

Disclaimer: all expeditions are subject to forest department permits and local conditions. Sightings of any species can never be guaranteed, and the experience, inclusions, itinerary, accommodation, partner organisations and community interactions may change based on availability, weather and circumstances beyond our control.