Wildlife Safari

  Are you a wildlife enthusiast? Do the mystery of the dense jungles allure you? Do you jump at the thought of catching a glimpse of the majestic big cats? Then, hop into our Jeep Safari of Pench National Park with Trikon Pench, nestled in the lower southern reaches of the Satpura Hills is a treasure trove of tigers, chital, sambar and a range of other birds and endangered plants thriving in a protected ecosphere. The area of the present tiger reserve has a glorious history. Ain-i-Akbari or “Constitution of Akbar”, dating back to 16th century, describes the richness and natural wealth of Pench. Remember Mowgli - our iconic childhood hero in the television series “The Jungle Book”? Guess what! The original setting of Rudyard Kipling's most famous work, “The Jungle Book” is the Pench Tiger Reserve and its neighbourhood. So get ready to experience the thrill of exploring this piece of history and nostalgia and witness the rawness of the Natural World. About Pench Pench National Park or Tiger Reserve is one of the premier tiger reserves of India and the only one to sprawl across two states - Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra in the districts of Seoni and Chhindwara covering an area of 758 sq kms. The portion of the reserve that is in Madhya Pradesh is nestled in the southern slopes of the Satpura range of Central India. Pench Tiger Reserve derives its name from the river Pench and comprises the Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park, the Pench Mowgli Sanctuary and a buffer area.   Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9819021806 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com     read more read less

  Tadoba Widlife Safari : Nothing can beat the sense of surprise, excitement and then contentment to see wildlings in the lap of nature. Tadoba is a treasure trove of tigers, deer, sambar, bison, leopards and a range of other animals and birds thriving in a protected ecosphere. Tracking trails and following their calls, as if you’re playing hide-n-seek with the wild. Get ready to witness the thrill of crisscrossing through narrow gullies in the jungle of Tadoba and experiencing the thrill of a jeep safari! About Tadoba The largest national park in Maharashtra, Tadoba is home to the celebrity tigress-Maya and her cubs. Wildlife photographers make a beeline to catch a glimpse of this elegant beast every year. Tadoba is also famous for a range of species of deer like chousingha and barking deer. While bison, wild dogs and pigs can be spotted commonly, bears and leopards may grace a sighting only to keen observers. It’s a birder’s paradise too! The Rufous Treepie, known as the tiger’s dentist can also be found owing to the tiger presence in the area. Don’t forget to appreciate the flora that comprises of teak trees and or crocodile bark amid others. Tadoba also hosts reptiles like the endangered Indian python, common Indian monitor and the Indian cobra. The list is never ending! You can now  book Tadoba safari packages online.   Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9819021806 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

One of the recent highlights of this Yavatmal based Sanctuary says it’s a reserve for 12-14 tigers and around 10 cubs. To put it correctly, its Tiger Lover’s retreat! Spilling the beans: When you begin your tour inside the Sanctuary, what will make you go aww is the unexplored side of Tippeshwar. An exciting journey takes you through dense forest watered by four rivers. To your wonderment, it’s a core of the breath-takingly scenic flora & fauna. The fire woods, timbers & tweaks have formed an ecosystem for several species of animals & migratory birds as well. Although acknowledged as a reservoir of yellow stripped animal, Tippeshwar is much beyond that.                                                                     About Tipeshwar Sanctuary: Recognized for Tigers, this Sanctuary is situated close enough to the state of Karnataka & Nagpur, Wardha, Chandrapur of Maharashtra. Touring in a group of fellows with mutual passion has been Wildlife enthusiast’s cherished dream. You will meet many such people who reach here just to get a glance of tiger/tigers but also end up exploring varied species of animals. Someone truly said that ‘The journey is more interesting than the destination!’ Unexpected sightings of leopards, sloth bears, jackals, Wild dogs, Nilgai, Spotted & Sambar deer would make the Wildlife freak in you go crazy. Go, make some Picturesque memories by spotting inhabited & migratory birds like Crested serpent eagles, Brown fish owl, Asian paradise flycatchers, Indian Nightjar, Oriental honey buzzards, Racket-tailed drongos, Rock bush quails, Francolins. The joy is similar when you win brownie points but this one is priceless for sure! Wildlife photographers & vloggers visit twice or thrice a week to capture the wild beauty in the best possible way. You can google the stunning pictures taken here. If you get to watch Tiger which during Summer you’ll surely get to, celebrate that sight like nothing else. But in case, you don’t there are enough reasons to be Happy already! Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9820022466 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

Are you a wildlife enthusiast? Does the mystery of the dense jungles allure you? Do you jump at the thought of catching a glimpse of the majestic big cats? Then, hop into our Jeep Safari of Umred Kahandla Wildlife Sanctuary with Trikon. The number of tourists is increasing because it is very close to the Umred and Nagpur city. Tigers are commonly seen here by many villages around the sanctuary. About Umred Karhandla: Umred-Pauni-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary, about 58 km from Nagpur and 60  km from Bhandara, is spread over Pauni Tahsil of Bhandara district and Umred, Kuhi and Bhivapur Taluka of Nagpur district. This sanctuary has a connection with Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve through the forest along Wainganga River. The sanctuary is home to resident breeding tigers, herds of Gaur, wild dogs and rare animals like flying squirrels, pangolins and honey badgers. It is bounded roughly by the Wainganga River and the Gose Khurd Dam on the northeast, State Highway 9 and Bhiwapur Town on the south, Umred on the west and a narrow 10 km long range of 600 – 800 m hills to the northwest. It is located 40 km north of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve and 50 km southwest of Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary & 60 km from Nagpur, Maharashtra. Pench Tiger Reserve is 80 km to the northwest   Things to Carry ID Card 2 litres water Camera (Optional) Enerzyl Powder or Glucon D powder Snacks & Biscuits Extra Pair of Clothes Clean napkin or small towel Cap, sunglasses, scarf Haversack or Backpack (No sling bags) Please carry medicines if you need any Hand Sanitizer Carry a big cloth / bandanna / scarf to protect you from the dust Body Warmer for the chilly early mornings Sunscreens are very important Carry a pair of good binoculars read more read less

Grade: Easy    Type: Wildlife  Jungle Safari's: 4 Safari's   Kanha National park is the inspiration behind Rudyard Kipling's classic- Jungle Book. As a child everyone was fond of Mowgli and his friends from Jungle book. Here is your great chance to explore Mowgli’s jungle.Kanha National Park is one of the most sought-after destinations for wildlife enthusiasts from worldwide. It has areas with dense forests and meadows, water bodies like streams and lakes which create a favorable environment and ambience to support rich biodiversity and nurture significant variety of birds. Kanha also lures the migratory birds to flock in. Along with the gifts which nature has bestowed on Kanha, the eco-consciously designed properties present in this forest are definitely going to impress you with its rustic charm. When in Kanha don’t miss the opportunity to meet and click selfies with ‘Bhoorsingh the Barasingha’, the official mascot of Kanha National Park. Travel Suggestion: For Onward Journey : You can board 12289/Mumbai CSMT - Nagpur Duronto Express OR 12105/Vidarbha SF Express (PT)for onward Journey ( Thursday Evening ) For Return Journey : You can board 12290/Mumbai CSMT - Nagpur Duronto Express OR 12106/Vidarbha SF Express (PT)for onward Journey ( Sunday Evening )   read more read less

Grade: Easy    Type: Wildlife  Jungle Safari's: 4 Gypsy Safari Ranthambhore Safari Are you a wildlife enthusiast? Do the big cats and the mystery of the dense jungles entice you? Then, hop into our Ranthambore National Park Safari! Ranthambore, nestled at the juncture of Aravalli and Vindhya ranges, is a natural home to Tigers, Leopards, Striped Hyenas, Sambar deer, Chital and a host of birds and flora.  It is named after the historic Ranthambore fortress, which lies within the park. For a wildlife enthusiast, this place is a dream come true as it is famous for frequent tiger sightings. The national park has ruins of old structures in the backdrop of nature and thus is a wonderful concoction of history and wilderness. Tigers here aren’t bothered by human presence and hunt and roam around in the open in broad daylight. This increases the chance of getting an eyeful of the mighty cats. So get ready to experience the thrill of jungle safari at Ranthambore and get immersed in its sights and sounds. Book your Ranthambore safari package online with Trikon now. About Ranthambore Ranthambore National Park or Ranthambhore is one of the largest national parks in northern India, covering entire area of around 400 sq. km. It is situated in the Sawai Madhopur district of southeastern Rajasthan, about 160 km from Jaipur, which is also the nearest airport. The nearest town and railway station is at Sawai Madhopur, about 11 km away. Ranthambore National Park lies at the edge of a plateau and is bounded to the north by the Banas River and to the south by the Chambal River. Batch 1: Friday, 24th January - Sunday, 26th January 2020 Batch 2: Friday, 21st February - Sunday, 23rd February 2020 Batch 3: Friday, 24th April - Sunday, 26th April 2020 Cost for Triple Sharing - 15499 + 5% GST Cost for Twin Sharing - 16499 + 5% GST Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9820022466 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

Grade: Easy    Type: Wildlife  Jungle Safari's: 4 Safari In a land not so far away, lies a world we most imagined as kids whenever we heard stories about brave explorers and adventurers. A dense jungle full of wild and ferocious creatures, awaiting their prey, patiently in the shadows! Well, now is your chance to actually witness all of it for real, of course, without putting your life in danger. Bandhavgarh is one such paradise where you can experience the thrill of wilderness on Jeep Safari and get a glimpse of the tigers as they prowl about, laze around or even when they go for a kill. Apart from  a vast number of Tiger species, including the White Tiger, you can also witness leopards, gaur, asiatic jackal, sloth bears, hyenas and a wide variety of deers. A number of birds and reptiles also dot the naturally rich landscape. About Bandhavgarh Once used as a royal hunting ground for kings, life in Bandhavgarh has come a full circle with the natives now working hard to conserve its four-legged inhabitants. Bandhavgarh translates to “brother’s fort.” It is believed that Lord Ram gifted a fort in the vicinity of this place to his younger brother Lakshman. The Bandhavgarh National Park was declared a tiger reserve in 1993 under a conservation project. It supports an ecosystem of 22 mammals and 250 bird species in perfect harmony. Batch 1 : Wednesday, 25th December - Friday, 27th December 2019 Batch 2 : Friday, 31st January - Sunday, 2nd February 2020 Batch 3 : Friday, 10th April - Sunday, 12th April 2020 Batch 4 : Friday, 15th May - Sunday, 17th May 2020 Batch 5 : Friday, 5th June - Sunday, 7th June 2020 Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9820022466 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

Sundarbans Wildlife Tour   We all are connected to forest and wildlife since our childhood. Ask kids we read Chandamama or Twinkle. Remember Kalia the crow? Shikari Shambu? The adventurous life he lived which revolved around dangerous animals and forests? What if we say that there exists such a forest which will get your childhood back? We introduce to you one such luxuriant and a beautiful forest in West Bengal, the Sundarban! Beauty is in its name, ‘Sundar’ which means beauty and ‘ban’ which means forest that translates the word to a beautiful forest!Sundarbans is known for its ferocious tigers. Haven’t you heard people saying? Just like a beautiful tigress of Bengal!It is recognized as a world heritage site by the UNESCO. Did you know that Sundarban is the only mangrove forest in the world which has tigers who are also great swimmers?   read more read less

Barnawapara Wildlife Sanctuary This small wildlife sanctuary covering an area of 245 sq km in the Mahasamund district of Chhattisgarh is known for its lush green forest cover and a sizeable population of the common Leopard. It is the state’s second most popular wildlife sanctuary, established in 1976 under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972. The thick vegetation here mostly comprises Teak, Sal and Bamboo, and supports diverse wildlife such as Tigers, Sloth Bears, Jackals, Leopards, four-horned Antelopes, striped Hyenas, Chinkara, Barking Deer, Porcupine, Gaur, Muntjac, and Bison. Tourists come to this forest mostly to spot the common Leopard, which is more elusive and harder to spot than the Tiger. The landscape is a mix of flat and hilly terrain, and offers picturesque views of rivulets and streams flowing down the rolling hills into the flat lands to create water bodies that attract a large number of bird species. It is possible to see several species of Parrots and Parakeets, White-rumped Vultures, Green Avadavats, Lesser Kestrels, Peafowls, Woodpeckers and Racket-tailed Drongos. The site of bamboo shoots and tall sal trees swaying in unison with the wind, coupled with the sounds of the forests, water trickling over pebbles, insects, toads and frogs croaking in the background, and melodious birds calling out to one another; this is the experience that you will have on a trip into this forest at any given time of the day.   How to Reach Raipur   read more read less