Showing posts with label Wildlife Tour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildlife Tour. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 December 2019

Why Go for Red Panda Tour and Safari to Singalila National Park?

Located in the breathtaking foothills of Himalayas, Singalila National Park is well regarded for having the most endangered Red Pandas. You can pass through the serene montane forests with a team of expert guides and track other wildlife species.



About the Tour

Have a peaceful and exciting getaway from the hustles and bustles of the city and go off the beaten track to the serene wilderness of foothills of Himalayas. You can book our exclusive safari ride to Singalila National Park. You can also enjoy your stay in the typical Nepali-style home stays facing the serene alpine valleys.
 Our expert guide will join you as you track the cute red pandas on the meandering trails. You can also explore other wildlife species like Indian pangolin, Himalayan black bear, and clouded leopard. The park is also home to more than 300 bird species.


What you can expect in this trip?

Spot the endangered red panda in the wilderness of Singalila National Park
 Serene views of Himalayan foothills
 Explore several wildlife species
 Enjoy watching over 300 bird species

 Itinerary


 Day 1 – Arrival to Bagdogra and drive to Siliguri

On your arrival at Bagdogra international airport, our professional driver will meet and greet you. Then, we will drive you to Siliguri where you can explore several natural attractions. Enjoy some sightseeing, shopping at the local market, and chill over there and have a peaceful stay at your hotel.


Day 2 – Siliguri to Singalila

After having breakfast and checkout, we will drive you to Singalila entry point, Manebhanjen. We will directly head to the exciting picturesque sites where you can see the rare species of animals like leopard cats, black leopards, and Indian civets. 

 You can learn about the local culture here and how locals here coexist well with the animals. We can also drive past the serene landmarks of foothills of the Himalayas where you can choose one of the homestays to spend your peaceful days. Settle in with some refreshment at your homestay and embrace the tranquil views of the valley.



Day 3 to 7 – Singalila National Park

Now you just have to explore Singalila National Park without any hurry for the next five days and the nearby communities with a group of expert trekkers. You can hike along the national park until you find the rare red pandas that inhabit the remote forests. You can check out various forest treks every day. The actual itinerary may vary as per the conversation programs conducted in the area by the time you arrive.



Day 8 – Off to Bagdogra

When you are done visiting the Himalayan foothills and explore the serene wilderness of Singalila, we will drive you to Bagdogra airport for your return journey.

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Thursday, 22 February 2018

Wildlife Lodges in India

India hosts an astonishingly diverse mix of habitats ranging from lush mangrove swamps of The Sunderbans and dense rainforests of Corbett and Kanha National Parks to barren sand deserts of The Little Rann of Kutch. It is an exciting thought to choose a destination and stay which also promises safety, luxury, and comfort, in equal measures. 

Some of the wildlife resorts in India are truly exotic and one-of-a-kind, nestling in natural greenery, giving you a chance to study animals in their natural habitat. Today, we see more and more young couples choose these resorts for trekking and safari experiences as well as honeymoon destinations.

In addition, India has several tiger reserves that support and work towards the conservation of the endangered mammals and birds of India. You will also see many species endemic birds of India, Asian paradise flycatcher, painted sandgrouse, grey francolin, and black-naped monarch. So it comes as no surprise that wildlife holidays in India have grown leaps and bounds.

We’ve lined up some of the best wildlife Lodges in India nestled amidst some of the most well-known wildlife sanctuaries of the country.

Monsoon Forest Lodge, Bandhavgarh National Park
Casa Deep Woods, Mudumalai 
Gir Birding Lodge, Sasan Gir 
Whistling woods, Sunderbans National Park
Wildgrass, Kaziranga National Park
Chambal Safari Lodge, Chambal
Van Seria Forest Lodge, Jageshwar
Tiger camp, Corbett National Park
Ranthambhore Kothi, Ranthambhore
Reni Pani, Ranthambhore
Svasrasa, Tadoba National park