(TAN): The Indian Hotels Company Limited’s Taj Safaris is promoting its jungle lodges at the national parks in India and Nepal. On offer are “some of the most renowned National Parks in India and Nepal and a heritage hunting lodge by Vivanta in Rajasthan’s tiger country”.
Taj Safaris is offering packages for India’s most prized national parks in the central state of Madhya Pradesh and the UNESCO World Heritage listed jungle of Chitwan in Nepal.
“Be it the thrill of a close encounter with India’s Royal Bengal tigers or spotting herds of the gentle chital, Taj Safaris present an unmatched opportunity to embrace adventure at its best across its five jungle lodges with daily safaris drives by expert naturalists. From the magical landscape of Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand to the private hunting reserve of the Maharajas of Jaipur at Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, adventure seekers will experience an unforgettable glimpse of exciting wildlife in India,” the company says.
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“From interpretive bush walks beside the Banjaar River in Kanha to castaway picnics by the serene Khoka Lake in Pench; experience the incredible joys of being amidst nature. Get inspired by the simplicity of mud houses amidst farmlands at Ranchha, a village in Bandhavgarh; or book a jungle walk with a Pardhi guide; member of the indigenous tribal community, at Panna. At Corbett, go beyond the tiger trail while exploring the area of Choti Haldwani replete with stories of Sir Jim Corbett or enjoy an early morning breakfast at Awan ki Choki; an outpost at the edge of Ranthambore National Park, in true royal tradition of hunting,” the news release adds.
