Recent Posts Tagged With 'kanha'

• Nature photography workshop & wildlife safari

  Posted on Friday August 28th, 2009 at 04:46 in Photography, workshop, madhya pradesh, kanha, indian wildlife, bandhavgarh, indiam

  Hotel Celebration Group will organize another wildlife photography workshop in the month of November 2009 at:Kanha National Park ..................................14th to 17th November 2009Bandhavgarh National Park .......................17th to 20th...

• Work Shop: Photography of tigers

  Posted on Sunday May 3rd, 2009 at 00:24 in india, Photography, workshop, kanha, project tiger, indian wildlife

  Thursday, April 30, 2009Wildlife Photography Work Shop at Kanha21st to 24th May 09Photography workshop organized by Hotel Celebration at Kanha National Park. The workshop offers unique opportunity for budding wildlife and nature photographers to get ...

• Kanha Kisli

  Posted on Wednesday December 24th, 2008 at 08:58 in india, hotels, animals, accommodation, national park, lodge, rest house, kanha, project tiger, elephant. safari, kisli

  The name brings nostalgic memories of Kanha of old. I remember when I first visited Kanha in early seventies. That time the National Park was popularly known as Kanha Kisli.The reason for the park being called Kanha Kisli was due to villages in what ...

• Where can I see the tiger?

  Posted on Sunday December 14th, 2008 at 10:00 in india, best, places, panna, corbett, kanha, project tiger, ranthambhore, pench, bandhavgarh, where to see

  Lot of tourists come to India hoping to see the tiger - rare and endangered - charismatic and powerful. Many ask me where can I see the tiger best?There are many qualities about the Bengal tiger which makes it extremely popular all over the World. M...

• Kanha or Bandhavgarh tour

  Posted on Saturday September 13th, 2008 at 11:57 in india, hotels, tours, safari, central, reserves, kanha, project tiger, pench, bandhavgarh

  Many tiger enthusiasts and wildlife photographers ask me about the best place to see tigers in India?My straight forward answer is Kanha, Bandhavgarh and Pench tiger reserves in Central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Among others....if these destina...

• Tragedy at Kanha

  Posted on Friday August 15th, 2008 at 00:20 in facts, man, tiger, cubs, killing, defense, prey, defense mechanism, kanha, tigress

  The most gentlemanly creature on Earth is tiger. This fact is well enumerated in wildlife journals and story books. But yet man fears this creature the most due to myths and mystical beliefs.The tiger is an enigma and mystery and many describe the an...

• Tiger in the Bush

  Posted on Wednesday June 25th, 2008 at 04:32 in tiger, tigers, safaris, bengal, kanha, news. safari, indian wildlife

  On my recent visit to Kanha, last week in June, I had a tough time locating tigers. It had rained a day before I arrived and continued to rain intermittently spoiling the tiger safari. Except for herds of Chittal and occasional sightings of Sambar de...

• Kanha in Rains..

  Posted on Tuesday June 24th, 2008 at 04:44 in national parks, kanha, project tiger, wildlife watching, news. safari

  Kanha is subject to many seasons like any where else in India. The rains have major impact as they manage to get the park closed albeit delivering much succor to the tourist fed wildlife. The visitor stream is never ending at this magnificent nat...

• Old man and the tigers

  Posted on Wednesday February 27th, 2008 at 06:32 in national park, tour, tiger, safari, sighting, reserve, kanha

  Gordon wrote from UK. I want to see a tiger before I....I wrote back sure Gordon I will try my best.We arrived at Kanha Tiger Reserve in the month of February 2008. It was bitter cold and the jungle was at it's densest, but who cared we were all set ...

• Tiger Tamasha at Kanha

  Posted on Wednesday January 2nd, 2008 at 04:15 in national park, tour, trip, tiger, tigers, ecotourism, sightings, bengal, kanha, pench, bandhavgarh

  The decision to limit entry of vehicles into the Bengal tiger reserves is the best thing that has ever happened to the ecosystems. Eco-tourism is good for tigers and Indian wildlife. But during the rush hour, things can go hay wire and the shy wildl...