Wildlife tours with Wild About Travel
See Lions (Asiatic Lions), Tigers, Bears and much more ....
Read on to find out why an Indian safari experience can be your adventure of a lifetime.
A Tiger safari in India gives you the best chance of seeing one of the most impressive of the big cats in the wild - one of those must-see animals - and we have an excellent track record for clients seeing Tiger. In north and south India the Tiger shares its jungle home with many species, including Asian Elephant. At Kaziranga in the far north-east there is a good chance of seeing One-horned Rhino as well as the rare Swamp Deer and Wild Water Buffalo.
The state of Gujarat in west India has a small population of the rare Asiatic Lion which holds on by a thread in the area of Gir National Park. Leopards are here, too, and the alarm calls of Chital may alert you to their presence. Asiatic Wild Ass is easy to see in the Little Rann of Kutch, while at Velavadar Indian Grey Wolf and Striped Hyena are often seen. Click here if you are interested in further information on 
A short drive south-east of Agra takes you to the Chambal river where the rare Gangetic River Dolphin breeds in clear waters and strange long-nosed fish-eating Gharial bask on the numerous islands against an impressive back-drop of mud-cliffs and dramatic eroded ravines.
Journey south to the Western Ghats mountain range in Kerala to see Lion-tailed Macaque and Nilgiri Langur monkeys endemic to that region and the rare Grizzled Giant Squirrel.
Sloth Bear is wide-spread, but difficult to see. If you are lucky enough to see one standing tall on its back legs, sniffing the air, before returning to all fours and ambling away, you won't forget this magical moment for a long, long time.
When time is limited, the only difficult decision is to choose which area to visit - north, south, east or west? We can help you decide what is best for you.
and we will send you some of our sample itineraries or we will tailormake something to suit you (without charge) and provide you with a no-obligation quote.