It is beginning October again and the National Parks all over the country start opening for tourism. Like each year I explore a park or two in different regions to see what changes the monsoons...
India & the subcontinent have one of the most diverse wildlife offerings in the world, offering the most unique of experiences to both the casual nature enthusiast and the most jaded of wildlife lovers. Beyond the majestic Tiger, we also showcase Snow Leopards, Lions, the Striped Hyena, the Red Panda, the One Horned Rhinoceros, Whale Sharks experiences and much, much more. JungleSutra is an expert at bringing these incredible experiences alive for our guests. You will benefit from the highest levels of dedicated wildlife experience of our experts.
JungleSutra’s experience experts also deliver the finest of cultural experiences, engaging personal immersions, and wondrous human encounters designed to take a journey to India and the Subcontinent to another level. Each of our destinations offers unique touchpoints that we have made our business to know intimately. We curate moments that take our guests much deeper into the destination, showcasing diversity and our people in ways no one else does. After all, a journey is not about the places you visit, but the stories you take home to share.
We are part of a larger family run DMC that has been in the travel space since 1977. This gives us many advantages namely – reliability, we are financially sound and together we have decades of experience. We are also competitive from a price-point perspective as we share common resources such as contracting, transportation and accounting with our parent company.
Our 3 World Travel Awards are a testament to our dedication towards organizing unique experiential journeys across the subcontinent.
We are also the only Virtuoso Preferred Onsite for wildlife travel and experiential journeys in our part of the world.
We are very conscious about the experiences that we curate. Our selection of Hotels & Lodges too is determined by their sustainability quotient. A lot of emphasis is given to ensure local communities benefit from travel as they are key to any conservation effort. Many of our journeys are skewed towards explorations on foot as it reduces our carbon footprint significantly.
India’s first signatory to the
Mammals
7.6% of world Species
Birds
12.6% of world Species
Amphibians
4.4% of world Species
Reptiles
6.2% of world Species
Fish
11.7% of world Species
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