New Trip Report: India, Tigers of Tadoba December 2018
My first trip to India. Seven full days at Tadoba National Park produced 17 species of mammal including Tiger, Sloth Bear, Dhole, 7 hooved species and more. — John Van Niel T
New Trip Report: Ladakh
A new report from Phunchok at Exotic Travel in Ladakh. I used Phunchok to organise my trip to Hemis a few years ago and highly recommend him. Hemis National Park, 2018: Exotic Trav
RFI India Christmas Holiday 2018 TIGERS
Hello, I am John Van Niel. My wife and I suddenly find ourselves with two weeks to travel over Christmas and would like to go to India for the first time. Our main target would be
New Trip Report: Kaziranga National Park (Assam)
Here’s a new report from Mattia Altieri, who got back from Assam yesterday (talk about speedy trip reporting!) Kaziranga and Hollongapar, 2018: Mattia Altieri, 10 days &
New Trip Report: Ladakh 2017
Here’s a new report from Phunchok Tsering at Exotic Travel Ladakh, who saw a pretty incredible 9 Snow Leopards during a trip he organised late last year. Ladakh, 2017: Exotic
New Trip Report – Northern India
Scott Flamand is just back from a great trip to the north of India. Though it was primarily a birding trip he saw some great mammals. Northern India, 2018: Scott Flamand, 2 weeks &
Quick Trip to Pune, Maharashtra (India)
A work trip to Dubai last month gave me a chance to briefly visit India to see my son, who is now finishing high school in Pune (about 4 hours’ drive from Mumbai). The school
New Trip Reports: Sea of Okhotsk and India
Two more short reports from Alain Guillemont. Sea of Okhotsk, 2017: Alain Guillemont, 11 days & 12 species including Bowhead Whale and Ribbon Seal. India, 2017: Alain Guillem
New Trip Report: Hemis National Park, India
Here’s another successful Snow Leopard report. Hemis, 2017: Bellingham Safaris, 11 days & 7 species including Snow Leopards and a Eurasian Lynx. Jon
New Trip Report: Mishmi Hills, Arunachal Pradesh
Here’s a really interesting report from India. Seems like a top spot. Mishmi Hills, 2017: Ralf Bürglin, 16 days & 20 species including Chinese Serow, Western Hoolock Gi