A utopia for all wildlife species being with each other in their natural habitat! An opportunity to get a glimpse of the way nature and animals co-exist in harmony and the abundant variety of species that you witness! All this and much more await you at the Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary. There is possibly nothing more unimaginable that coming face to face with animals of the wild and getting a first-hand experience on the way they conduct themselves. Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary is just the place to get a taste of nature and experience its creations in full bloom. You can never leave the sanctuary feeling unsatisfied because of the variety of wild creatures that you encounter or see is just breath-taking.

Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary is quaintly situated in two districts of Assam on the banks of the River Brahmaputra- Nagaon and Golaghat. A pre-booked trip with all the safari options and hotel arrangements helps you have a comfortable trip. You may want to check with the weather conditions of the region before planning your trip lest you are caught unawares with the climate. Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary is best known its conservation of the great Indian One Horned Rhinoceros and you will see maximum of these magnificent species roaming these habitats freely. Another mighty creature that is present in high numbers in Kaziranga is Tigers. The One Horned Rhino which consists of Javan, Indian and Sumantran Rhino are three varieties that you can spot in the realms of Kaziranga along with other parts of Asia. These creatures are easily spottable because of their huge built and because you would find them moving around near the water holes or eating elephant grass. A safari on the Elephants Back or in a Jeep is the one of the best ways to explore the realms of the forest. While taking a safari through the rough and grassy terrains of the sanctuary it is best advised to not make too much noise and observe the wild species in full stead quietly. If you are lucky you may be able to spot a tiger or two however the sightings are rare because they usually do not come out in the open. Besides these you will be pleasantly surprised to see Leopards, Wild Elephants, Wild Boars, Barasingha or twelve horned antelope, Wild Buffalo, Deers, etc. A birding paradise, every bird watcher must visit Kaziranga to spot the different varieties of exotic and myriad birds roaming the skies freely. Few of the species spotted in Kaziranga are Grey Headed Fishing Eagle, Black Kite, Oriental Honey Buzzard, White Tailed Eagle, Black Shouldered Kite, Himalayan Griffon, Brahminy Kite, etc. Winters is the best time to observe some of the most beautiful migratory birds like Bar headed Geese, Gadwall, Red Crested Pochard, Greylag Geese, etc.

Plan your visit during the best months of November to April and enjoy the splendour of the land of the wild- Kaziranga National Park!

Jim Corbett National Park is a destination that must be visited at least once in a lifetime. For a wildlife enthusiast this is one of those destinations that must feature on their bucket list. Jim Corbett named after the famous hunter was originally called Hailey Park when it got established in 1936. However, later it was renamed after Jim Corbett who turned from an hunter to an author and conservationist when he took initiatives to protect the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger. This is the reason that today Jim Corbett National Park is a protected area making efforts to save the endangered species of the Bengal tiger.

Situated in the foothills of the Himalayas in the district of Nainital, Jim Corbett is surrounded by some of the most astounding natural splendor offering a sheer visual treat to the travelers. The park is home to a huge variety of 488 species of plants and wild life animals including tiger, chital, elephants, wild boar, nilgai, hedgehog, gharial, sambar deer, king cobra flying fox etc. That’s not all, as the park is also inhabited by over 600 species of birds. Spread over 521 sq km, Jim Corbett boasts diverse landscapes and therefore the park is divided into four different zones – Jhirna, Bijrani, Dhikala and Phato.

Each of these zones is quite distinctive and are characterized by a certain kind of vegetation. For instance Jhirna features dense forests, thereby making it the perfect spot for bird viewing. Besides, the birds, you can also spot sloth bear, elephants and tigers. The Bijrani zone strectches up to the hills where pure Sal can be found while the valley contains a mix of grasslands and deciduous mixed forests. A large number of herbivores can be found within this zone thereby making it the perfect prey area for the tigers. It is definitely a spot where sighting a tiger is not unusual.

One of the most diverse zones in Jim Corbett National Park is of course Dhikala that not only offers a diverse terrain and an opportunity to spot the hog deer, exclusive to this area, but is also home to some of the well-known forest rest houses. In fact, most of options for staying within the forest are available at Dhikala where you literally get to stay amid wild and natural surroundings. The last zone, Phato mostly contains plantation forests.

The best way to explore the forests of Jim Corbett National Park is through elephant safari or jeep safari. You can even opt for a combination of the two, as both offer distinctive experiences. It is however, advisable to book Jim Corbett National Park wildlife tours well in advance because this destination is quite popular all throughout the year except for the monsoons. Major part of the park is closed between June and September during the monsoon season. The best time to take on a tour package and visit Jim Corbett is between November and June. So, book the perfect wild life tour package and embark on an adventure of a lifetime at Jim Corbett National Park.

For time immemorial, temples and religions in India have played a crucial role in shaping the core of the country. A country blessed with some of the most beautiful temples around the world, India has many beautiful temple towns that bring out the rich culture and high reverence of Gods and Goddesses in our country. One such place where one can witness faith and prayers come to life is Varanasi. Also known as Kashi, Varanasi is believed to be one of the oldest living towns or cities in the world. The rich and evergreen history of the town dates back to the beginning of mankind and is said to be place of dwelling of many Gods, Goddesses and Rishi’s or Holy saints. The temples of Varanasi give you a glimpse of the unfaltering faith of people and worshippers in India that throng the shores of this marvellous city every year.

Varanasi is a prime place of pilgrimage for all Hindus from world over and a visit to this place is believed to relieve one of their sins and show you light of a new beginning. Rich in various forms of arts, literature, culture, crafts, music, textiles and education, Varanasi is the hub of all religious beginnings of the country. The best time to visit in Varanasi is during October to March when you can atleast layer yourself with clothes and walk around the temples to visit and observe them. With a heavy influx of tourists, there are many options for accommodation in Varanasi ranging from luxury to cheap and you can choose any of them depending on the availability, budget and duration of your stay.


Let’s take a small glimpse at the beautiful sights of Varanasi that will acquaint you more with the temple-town and prepare you for your trip ahead:
The Kashi Vishwanath Temple- The Prime place of worship in Varanasi, this temple site is said to be the place where Lord Shiva’s first Jyotirlinga appeared breaking ground to the heaven above and claiming supremacy over other Gods and Goddesses.


The Ghats or River Fronts- Based along the River Ganges, the Ghats of Varanasi present to you the most splendid view of the river and surround with an aura that stays with you for a long time. A perfect place to go and relax and witness culture come to life, the Ghats are the prime attraction of Varanasi. Every evening you can witness the river coming to life with the innumerable illuminated diyas offered to God during the Evening Aarti’s and thousands of devotees offering their prayers on the Ghats.


Ramnagar Fort- A residence of the Royal family of Varanasi, this fort houses various relics and artefacts in its museum.


Banaras Hindu University, Bharat Mata Temple, Durga Temple, Ashoka Pillar, New Vishwanath Temple, Alamgir Mosque, Jantar Mantar, Jain Temple, Tulsi Manas Temple, etc. are few other places of interest in Varanasi.

Witness faiths come to life in the tranquil town of Varanasi!