Panna, meaning 'emerald', is a hidden gem of central India, rich in natural beauty, culture, and heritage. The park is characterised by its extensive plateaus, gorges, and perennial waterfalls fed by the Ken River system. This region boasts lush green forests streaked with beautiful red, orange, and grey hues.
Panna has faced challenges but is now home to a healthy population of tigers, leopards, sloth bears, various antelope species, and numerous other wildlife. The park is also one of...
Sangram is a skilled wildlife photographer and a hardcore nature enthusiast. He has travelled extensively across the Indian geography photographing and documenting the magnanimous beauty of the natural history of the country in his camera. His images have been appreciated and acknowledged in various photography competitions, newspapers and Exhibitions. He has a special interest Bird photography. Sangram has done his Bachelors of Architecture from University of Pune. Apart from being a skilled photographer, he is also a talented Artist and has a great hand in painting, sketching and sculpting. He is a skilled trainer, one of the DCP Explorers and is currently associated with us as a Panel Expert and Consultant, Strategy Team.
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Jabalpur Airport, India
Jabalpur Airport, India
Package cost: 38,500 per head inclusive of all taxes (on twin sharing basis)
Includes Four gipsy safaris with four photographers in each jeep.
Includes All meals and accommodation at the resort for two nights and three days.
Includes Pickup and dropoff service from and to Jabalpur.
Includes Nofilter experiences expert for all three days.
Includes All entry fees, jeep charges, and guide charges.
Includes All taxes.
Doesn't Include Mineral water, soft drinks, laundry charges, phone calls, tips, etc.
Doesn't Include Any kind of insurance, medical or/and emergency charges.
Doesn't Include Any extra food/beverage items not included in the itinerary.
Doesn't Include Travel cost from home location to Jabalpur and back.
Seeing a tiger and a good photography opportunity to capture it in an ideal frame is a matter of luck. Though the possibility of sightings is high, it can never be guaranteed in the wild.