Embark on an extraordinary four-week wildlife expedition across four of India’s most remarkable ecosystems. From the snow-covered mountains of the Himalayas to the dry forests of western India, this immersive journey offers the opportunity to track Snow Leopards, photograph Bengal Tigers, observe wild Leopards among ancient granite hills, and encounter the world’s last remaining population of Asiatic Lions. Accompanied by expert naturalists and supported by seamless logistics, guests enjoy carefully selected accommodations ranging from charming wilderness lodges to luxury retreats. With exceptional wildlife photography opportunities, more than 400 bird species, diverse landscapes, and authentic cultural encounters, this all-inclusive safari showcases the very best of India’s natural heritage and wildlife diversity.
Arrive in Delhi, India’s vibrant capital where centuries of history blend seamlessly with modern life. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and meet your expedition team for a detailed safari briefing. Relax and prepare for the remarkable wildlife adventure that lies ahead.
Fly into the breathtaking Himalayan region of Ladakh, a high-altitude wilderness renowned as one of the finest places on Earth to search for Snow Leopards. Surrounded by dramatic mountain ranges, deep valleys, and pristine landscapes, spend each day exploring with expert local trackers who know these mountains intimately.
While searching for the elusive predator, opportunities may arise to observe Himalayan Blue Sheep, Ladakh Urial, Red Foxes, Golden Eagles, and a variety of high-altitude birdlife. The stark beauty and tranquillity of this trans-Himalayan landscape make the experience as memorable as the wildlife itself.
Journey from the mountains to the historic forests of Ranthambhore National Park, one of India’s most celebrated tiger reserves. The park’s distinctive combination of ancient ruins, lakes, grasslands, and dry deciduous forests creates an extraordinary setting for wildlife photography.
Morning and afternoon game drives provide opportunities to observe Bengal Tigers, Leopards, Sloth Bears, Marsh Crocodiles, Sambar Deer, Chital, and an impressive variety of birdlife. The iconic Ranthambhore Fort rises above the landscape, adding a unique historical dimension to every safari.
Travel onward to Jawai, a spectacular wilderness characterised by enormous granite formations, seasonal river systems, and traditional rural communities. The region is internationally recognised for its remarkable Leopard population and exceptional photographic opportunities.
Unlike forest habitats, Jawai’s open terrain allows for unique observations of Leopards moving among rocky caves and ridges. The harmonious relationship between the local Rabari people and the resident Leopards provides a fascinating insight into coexistence between wildlife and traditional communities.
Your final destination is Gir National Park, the last remaining refuge of the Asiatic Lion. Once widespread across much of western Asia, this magnificent species now survives only within the protected landscapes of Gujarat.
Explore teak forests, riverine habitats, and open scrublands on guided safaris in search of these rare lions. Gir also supports a rich diversity of wildlife including Leopards, Nilgai, Sambar Deer, Chital, Wild Boar, and numerous bird species.
India is one of the world’s most biologically diverse countries and is home to 15 of the planet’s 39 wild cat species. This signature safari has been designed for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers seeking the rare opportunity to encounter four of India’s most iconic big cats within a single journey.
Your adventure begins in Delhi before travelling north to the remote Himalayan landscapes of Ladakh. Here, amid dramatic mountain scenery and frozen valleys, expert trackers lead daily excursions in search of the elusive Snow Leopard, often referred to as the “Grey Ghost” of the Himalayas.
From the high mountains, continue south to the legendary forests of Ranthambhore National Park, where Bengal Tigers roam among ancient ruins, lakes, and centuries-old fortifications. Renowned as one of the finest tiger destinations in the world, Ranthambhore offers outstanding photographic opportunities and unforgettable wildlife encounters.
The journey then moves west to Jawai, a unique landscape of towering granite outcrops and pastoral villages. Here, Leopards have adapted to living in close proximity to the local Rabari community, creating one of the most fascinating human-wildlife coexistence stories in India.
Your final wildlife destination is Gir, the last natural stronghold of the Asiatic Lion. Once ranging across much of Asia and Europe, this magnificent species now survives only within the protected landscapes of Gujarat. Safaris through teak forests and open scrublands provide excellent opportunities to observe these rare lions in their natural habitat.
Throughout the expedition, carefully planned logistics, experienced naturalists, and quality accommodation ensure a seamless and rewarding experience. Guests may also choose to extend their journey to include the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal, the royal heritage of Jaipur, or the spiritual atmosphere of Varanasi, creating an unforgettable exploration of India’s wildlife, culture, and history.
| City | Hotel Name | Meal Plan | No of Nights |
| Delhi | Radisson Blu Plaza Aerocity | Breakfast only | 1N |
| Leh | Grand Dragon | Breakfast only | 2N |
| Hemis National Park | Local lodge | All meals | 6N |
| Leh | Grand Dragon | Breakfast only | 1N |
| Ranthambhore | Ranthambhore Regency | All meals | 5N |
| Jawai | Aaramgah by Radisson | All meals | 3N |
| Gir | Fern | All meals | 3N |
Payment terms: 30% to confirm, balance due 90 days prior to departure
Cancellation Policy: 30% non-refundable, balance is non-refundable once paid
Safari bookings open on different dates for different parks, if deadline for booking is not met, the rates will change. Hotel prices are dynamic which is subject to change and based on availability of mentioned room, base room category and also time of travel.
