India is one of the most diverse countries in the world, be it in terms of languages, cultural practices, cuisines, traditions, dressing, terrains, climate or wildlife; each part varies from a little to a lot in wildlife which is as incredible as the country itself! The prancing wild animals, the tall trees, the sunsets and sunrises in the background, the mountains, the landscapes, the prey running for its life only to be caught by the predator, the ancient ruins as the background, the Indian wildlife has some spectacular scenarios which makes it one of the top places for learning wildlife photography in India. People from around the globe come to photograph the Indian wildlife through wildlife photography group tour companies like Nature Wanderers in India and build their portfolio or showcase them in an exhibition!
One of the most popular animals among wildlife enthusiasts, also the national animal of India, the Tiger is a highly sought-after wild animal when it comes to photographing. There are many off-beat and lesser-known Tiger photography tours in India offered by nature Wanderers along with famous destination tours like Ranthambore National Park, Pench National Park and Corbett National Park.
Explore the Safari Less Taken!
Nature Wanderers has a wide range of photography tours that range from the most popular to the lesser known and explored! Being lesser-known might seem like it would have nothing special to offer but it’s mostly the contrary! Mesmerising views, magnificent beasts, picturesque landscapes and more can be found in every corner, if you have the right perspective!
Kanha National Park is one of the Tiger photography tours in India offered by Nature Wanderers that is not just limited to this fierce national animal!
• With massive meadows, tall Sal forests and divine light, Kanha National Park is considered to be a unique tiger habitat in the Indian wildlife.
• Divided into various zones like Kanha, Mukki, Sarahi, you can choose between premium zone full-day safaris or the regular zone restricted safaris.
• The pictures taken in Sal forests and against the lush green meadows will definitely build your portfolio.
• With tigers found in Kanha National Park being the stronghold of central India’s tiger population, this biodiverse region is one of the top places for learning wildlife photography in India as it also hosts leopards, dhols (wild dogs), barasingha (swamp deer) and Indian gaurs. For the tigers, the best time to visit Kanha is between the months of March to June and if you want to spot barasingha, then the winter season is the time to visit!
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