Generated by Rank Math SEO, this is an llms.txt file designed to help LLMs better understand and index this website. # Best Wildlife Photographer in India | Tiger Photography in India – Naturewanderers.com: Wildlife photography tours of India: Naturewanderers offers a best wildlife photography tours in India. Specializing and pioneering in wildlife photo tourism Management Company since 2007. ## Sitemaps [XML Sitemap](https://www.naturewanderers.com/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages. ## Posts ## Pages - [Wild Clicks Season 11 – Ranthambore National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/wild-clicks-season-11/): India’s most awaited wildlife photography contest returns with its 11th edition—set in one of the country’s most iconic landscapes, Ranthambore National Park. - [Wild Clicks](https://www.naturewanderers.com/wild-clicks/): Established in 2010, Wild Clicks is India’s only live wildlife photography contest, where photographers from across the country shoot on defined themes within a set timeframe under the guidance of top mentors and a live jury. - [Colours of Black & White](https://www.naturewanderers.com/shop/colours-of-black-and-white/): The book 'Colours of Black & White' by photographer Shivang Mehta and writer Devika Bajaj explores global natural habitats through monochromatic photographs and a compelling narrative. Featuring wildlife from tigers to pelicans, it emphasizes human emotions and the significance of breaking away from societal constructs. Array of monochromatic photos paired with a rich narrative. Their work encapsulates diverse ecosystems and wildlife, illustrating how nature remains impactful for humanity today. - [South America](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/south-america/) - [Latin America](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/latin-america/) - [Sanjay Dubri](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/sanjay-dubri/): One of Madhya Pradesh’s youngest tiger reserves and the forest from where the white tiger originally emerged in 1950s, Sanjay Dubri Tiger Reserve is poised to become one of Central India’s vital tiger hotspots for years to come. Blessed with a picturesque Saal forest along with sublime grasslands and rocky streams and riverbeds, Sanjay Dubri is home to tigers who come from a Bandhavgarh lineage and the peaceful ambience of this terrain makes it a heaven for forest exploration, tiger tracking and photography. - [Panna National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/panna-national-park/): A photo safari in Central India’s emerald forest - Panna National Park. Explore the beauty of the Panna landscape and witness the success story of the greatest tiger conservation project in India. - [Pantanal](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/south-america/pantanal/): Pantanal is the world’s largest tropical wetland area and home to the Americas largest big cat – The Jaguar. Join Nature Wanderers for this unique experience in Jaguar land in search of this exquisite water loving big cat which also happens to be the world’s third largest big cat after the tiger and the lion. This exhilarating 8 day Pantanal will take you in the heart of Jaguar terrains as we shall also focus on other species of the region including the Ocelot, capuchin monkeys, toucans, giant ant-eaters, South American coati, giant otters and much more - [Lake Nakuru](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/kenya/lake-nakuru/): The Rift Valley Lakes in Africa is one of the deepest, oldest and largest lakes in the world. Known for its massive flocks of Greater and Lesser Flamingoes, Lake Nakuru is one of the most famous of these soda lakes. A bushy and sparsely wooded grassland surrounds the lake and this habitat offers a wide range of ecological diversity, including a large population of big game species. - [Masai Mara National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/kenya/masai-mara-national-park/): With three rivers passing through, the Masai Mara National Reserve is known for its large populations of lions, leopards, and cheetahs, apart from the stunning Great Migration. Locally called the Mara, these plains are a part of the larger Serengeti ecosystem, which majorly constitutes of vast savannah grasslands along with acacia and bush vegetation. This landscape is home to a diverse selection of magnificent species and the landscape offers unhindered views stretched to the horizon. The clouds create magic in the sky and the ‘golden hour’ in the Mara emerges twice every day with ample opportunities to photograph stunning scenery and wildlife in their natural habitat. The light on the horizon creates magical hues and perfect backdrops for breathtaking imagery. - [Nairobi National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/kenya/nairobi-national-park/): Close to the capital city of Kenya, Nairobi National Park provides the distinct opportunity to view and photograph African wildlife in the backdrop of a cityscape. This is a unique visual combination where wild animals can be photographed with modern man-made structures in the composition. Due to this discrepancy, the park offers one of the oddest yet easily accessible game drive experiences. The Nairobi National Park is also known to have the world’s densest population of the endangered Black Rhinos. The park has a diverse range of habitat, which plays a key role in the sustenance of the various species found here. Along with open grasslands, bush forests, long grass, and rocky valleys, Nairobi National Park is also dotted with scrubs and acacia and a river system. This results in a wide variety of bird species, apart from hosting Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs, Hyenas, Giraffes, Antelopes, and Buffaloes. Spotting the resident Cheetahs and Leopards requires a bit of patience in this park, but the lions and Hyenas are sighted regularly. - [Tsavo East and Tsavo West](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/kenya/tsavo-east-and-tsavo-west/): Famous for being ‘The Big Five’ location, Tsavo East and Tsavo West together make up the Tsavo Conservation Area. Named for the Tsavo river, the two parks are divided into by road and railway tracks that run across the area. Tsavo East is one of the oldest and largest parks in Kenya, famous for the Tsavo lions, a population where the males are often seen lacking the distinguished manes. Even after having a large river passing through the landscape, Tsavo East has sparse and thinly spread foliage, which makes wildlife spotting much easier here. - [Namibia](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/namibia/): Namibia – a land of spectacular scenery, where the red Kalahari and the breathtaking Namibia deserts meet, where ancient trees, incredible bird life, and a diversity of wildlife is found, where desert, marine, and open plain mammals, birds, reptiles and insects abound. From Sossusvlei to the vast Etosha National Park, Namibia has everything that a wildlife photographer could wish for. - [Tanzania](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/tanzania/): A part of the African Great Lakes Region, Tanzania is home to Africa's highest peak - Mount Kilimanjaro - which overlooks the world's most unique ecosystems and a thriving wildlife population. A habitat ranging from open grasslands, spectacular acacia forests and picturesque Ngorongoro crater - Tanzanian wildlife offers one of the best safari experiences in the African continent. Check out some of the custom-made Nature Wanderers Tanzanian itineraries in order to plan your photographic safaris ranging from the wildebeest migration in Serengeti National Park to the wildebeest calving season in Ndutu or just send us a note with your requirements to explore wild wonders of Tanzania. - [Rwanda](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/rwanda/): A landscape sculptured with mountains, volcanoes and plains, Rwanda is one of the last places on earth which is home to the endangered Mountain Gorilla and Chimpanzees. The dense rainforests of Rwanda are perfect habitats for the Mountain Gorrilas. Nature Wanderers has custom made programs focused on these species and helps you to observe and photograph them in the wild which makes this photographic expedition an experience of a lifetime. Check out itineraries and programs for more details. - [Uganda](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/uganda/): Famous for its tree-climbing lions, Uganda is also a must-visit for Mountain Gorillas, offering sweeping grasslands and impenetrable forests. This less explored and unique country is home to a great diversity of primates in its thick jungles along with an incredible array of grassland species. - [Chile](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/latin-america/chile/): The grace of a mountain lion and the thrill of tracking a big cat of foot. Wild Patagonia is a one of its kind photo safari where you get to experience the adventure of being up close with one of the most charismatic cats of the world – the puma. Located amidst the grand backdrop of the Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, this expedition in Chile is loaded with ample amount of photographic opportunities for some amazing wildlife moments along with stunning landscapes. Nature Wanderers organizes both fixed departures small group photo safaris and custom-made photographic safaris in this picturesque location which is the haven for pumas. - [Ladakh – Wild Himalayas](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/ladakh-wild-himalayas-tour/): Explore the hidden wildlife in the surreal landscapes of the Himalayas in Ladakh. From Tibetan Wild asses to the rare Black necked crane and the cute Himalayan marmots - there is a lot to explore in Ladakh during the summer months. Check this sample itinerary and contact Nature Wanderers to plan your custom wildlife photography tour now. - [The Big Five of India](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/the-big-five-of-india-tour/): So, what are the Big 5 species of India? Along with the Royal Bengal tiger and the Asian elephant, India is the last stronghold for the One Horned rhino and the stories of leopards co-existing with humans in some parts of remote India is quite fascinating. The wild water buffalo is a tough animal found in northeast India completing the Big 5 and these sample itineraries will help you plan your Big 5 journey through Indian national parks. Reach out to us for more details. - [Migration 5 Day Photo Safari](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/5-day-migration-photo-safari-tour/): This is shorter version of the Great Wildebeest Migration in Masai Mara, conducted in our custom designed Landcruiser for wildlife photography. Here are some sample itineraries along with extension options to parks like Amboseli, Tsavo, Lake Nakuru and Samburu. - [Low Season Masai Mara Photo Safari](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/low-season-masai-mara-photo-safari-tour/): Wildlife photography in Masai Mara is not just centered around the Great Migration. As a wildlife photographer you can plan a photo safari in the Mara in the low or off-season as well. A new flavor of the bush, a new experience, new texture and color of the grass and the same big 5! Read more for details. - [Birds & Big Cats of Kenya Photo Safari](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/birds-big-cats-of-kenya-photo-safari-tour/): Are you in and around Nairobi on a personal or business visit and keen to plan a wildlife photography tour around Nairobi for a few days? Nature Wanderers has custom designed some programs so that when you are in the vicinity of the city, you also get a chance to photograph some iconic wildlife and cover key destinations like Nairobi National Park, Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru. Read below for more details. - [Fly in Safari in Masai Mara](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/fly-in-safari-in-masai-mara-tour/): Pressed in for time but still want to visit Masai Mara - the heaven for wildlife in Kenya?  Read more about the Nature Wanderers Fly in Safari program where you can fly into Mara from Nairobi for spending a short, but quality time in the bush. - [Fly in Safari at Amboseli](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/fly-in-safari-at-amboseli-tour/): Pressed in for time and looking for a quick elephant photography experience in Kenya? The Nature Wanderers Amboseli fly in program is the perfect fit for your requirements. Just read the information below and get in touch with us for further fine tuning your experience. - [3 Days Tanzania](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/3-days-tanzania-tour/): A short 3 day Tanzania wildlife safari program which covers Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Lake Manyara. You can expect to see some Big Cats like lions and leopards and African Elephants in addition to other wildlife like giraffes, zebras, lesser kudu, buffalo, oryx - to name a few. Read more for details - [3 Days Mountain Gorilla Trekking Safari](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/3-days-rwanda-tour/): They are so similar to us yet they are so different. No wonder they are our ancestors. Yes, these are the last living Mountain Gorillas and a trek in these forests of Rwanda can bring you up-close with these apes. Read more about these sample itineraries and contact Nature Wanderers for planning a trip! - [Leopard of Sabi Sands](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/leopard-of-sabi-sands/): Gear up for creating the most amazing portfolio of wild leopards and learn the art of shooting these majestic cats after dark in Sabi Sands, South Africa with Nature Wanderers. - [6 Days Tanzania Experience](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/6-days-tanzania-tour/): Covering Lake Manyara, Serengeti National Park, and Ngorongoro Crater this short Tanzanian wildlife experience covers some key wildlife destinations of Tanzania. Write to Nature Wanderers in case you want a custom Tanzanian itinerary for yourself. - [7 Days Epic Rwanda Expedition](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/7-days-rwanda-tour/): They are so similar to us yet they are so different. No wonder they are our ancestors. Yes, these are the last living Mountain Gorillas and a trek in these forests of Rwanda can bring you up-close with these apes. The 7-day expedition is meant for wildlife photographers who are looking for an intensive portfolio of Gorilla and Chimpanzee images. - [Leopards & Sloth Bears](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/leopard-bears-tour/): Satpura National Park in Central India is one of the hotspots for bear and leopard sightings in India. The other sought-after species in this location is the world's smallest wild cat – the Rusty Spotted Cat. Nature Wanderers organizes custom made safari experiences in Satpura which is one of the hidden wild jewels of India. - [6 Days Uganda Gorilla and Golden Monkey Expedition](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/uganda-gorilla-and-golden-monkey-expedition-tour/): Trekking in the heart of Bwindi National Park in search of wild Gorillas and Golden monkeys, this wildlife photography tour is meant to boost your Gorilla image portfolio. Read more about these sample itineraries from Uganda and contact Nature Wanderers for planning a trip! - [Wild Patagonia – Puma Expedition](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/wild-patagonia-puma-expedition-tour/): Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, Chile is a stronghold of the puma or the mountain lion and tracking and photographing these magnificent cats in the grand backdrops of this location is a dream come true for a wildlife photographer. Nature Wanderers conducts specialized puma expeditions designed for wildlife photography. Plan a customized one for yourself or join our ongoing program as per your convenience. - [DSLR Camera Trap Photography](https://www.naturewanderers.com/dslr-camera-trap-photography/): From photographing unique perspectives of wildlife to the nocturnal behavior of rare species, DSLR camera trapping technology has opened new dimensions in the field of wildlife photography. Nature Wanderers has been working in this field for years and on various species in Asia. Right from big cats like tigers and leopards to small cats like leopard cats, jungle cats, fishing cats, and nocturnal species like civets - DSLR camera trapping is exhausting but the results are fruitful and at times astonishing. Nature Wanderers team has also executed specialized projects on species like clouded leopards and snow leopards in Asia. - [Private Guided Tours](https://www.naturewanderers.com/private-guided-tour/): Do you wish to go for photo safaris but do not wish to be a part of photography groups? Reach out to us for and hire the services of our experienced team of photography guides led and trained by India's Leading Wildlife Photographer, Author and Sony Alpha Ambassador, Shivang Mehta. So how does a photography guide help you during your photo safari. Apart from imparting photographic knowledge on and off the field, you learn a lot from the field experience and enhance your creative instincts as a photographer. Constant discussions and ideations with your photo guide just helps in better field performance and creates a variety in your imagery. Nature Wanderers private guided tours can be planned to any location across the globe. Contact us with your requirements and we would be glad to help you out. - [Ranthambore Wildlife Holidays](https://www.naturewanderers.com/ranthambore-wildlife-holidays/): One of India’s best habitats for tigers, Ranthambore National Park is a unique combination of ancient history and natural history. Ruins, monuments, picturesque lakes with tigers ruling this kingdom - Ranthambore is a true hotspot for viewing these big cats in their full glory. With more than 2 decades of experience in organising Ranthambore safaris, Nature Wanderers works with the best of professional grade guides* who will be the backbone of your Ranthambore safaris and would ensure that there are no stones unturned when it comes to giving you the best wildlife experience in the park. Contact us now to discuss your preferred dates for Ranthambore and pick and choose from our custom designed itineraries based on 2 nights and 3 nights programs with optional safaris in either an exclusive 4x4 vehicle or a shared canter. We are looking forward to hosting you in Ranthambore! - [Amboseli National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/africa/kenya/amboseli-national-park/): With Africa’s highest peak, the snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro in the background, Amboseli National Park is best known for getting up and close with African elephants. The park is dotted with swampland and savannah grasslands, which results in a great opportunity to track and spot wildlife. The habitat also includes sulfur springs and dry lake beds. The majority of the wildlife can be encountered around the permanent swamp areas, which form a natural marshy belt in the middle of the park. These marshes are a favorite of the elephants which love to wallow in the mud, while the hippos can be seen around the edges. - [Sri Lanka](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/sri-lanka/): Known for its extraordinary leopard density, Sri Lankan wildlife is far beyond the Sri Lankan leopard which is found in the Yala National Park and Wilpattu National Park. Nature Wanderers offers customized leopard photographic safaris in both these destinations which is also a great location for the Asian elephant. In addition to this Sri Lanka is also known for the Asian elephant conglomeration at Minneriya National Park. In the past decade colonies of blue whales in the coast lines of have made Mirissa as a hotspot for whale watching as well. The active bird life of Sri Lanka makes it a sought-after location for bird photography. Get in touch with us to plan your customized Sri Lankan wildlife tour to experience this wilderness from close quarters in collaboration with our expert team of naturalists. - [Satpura National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/satpura-national-park/): Satpura national park is one of the key central Indian forests in India. Satpura means seven mountains. A terrain which is a mixture of fascinating deep valleys, sandstone peaks, rivulets, & waterfalls, Satpura is one of India's hidden wild jewels. - [Jawai – Land of Leopards](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/jawai-land-of-leopards/): Jawai- Bera is a small hamlet in the heart of Rajasthan and is a classic habitat for leopards. Over the years this location has become a hotspot for leopard sightings in India and some unique leopard behavior has been documented in this superb landscape of the Aravalli’s towering rock structures, speckled with cacti and scrub vegetation. For decades, these hillocks have been a prime habitat for these cats to thrive in, becoming a great destination for some leopard specific photography. The leopards here live in perfect harmony with the nomadic Rabari tribe thus making Jawai one of the world's most fascinating stories of peaceful human-leopard co-existence. - [Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/kibber-wildlife-sanctuary/): Nestled in the high-altitude belts of northeast Himachal and touted as the second highest village in the world, Kibber is a part of the Kibber wildlife sanctuary. This cold desert mountain valley is home to some of the most exotic high-altitude wildlife of India. The presence of prey in the form of Ibex and Blue sheep along with the snow-capped mountains and rocky terrains make Kibber home to one of India's most iconic cats - the snow leopard. Kibber wildlife sanctuary is also home to high altitude wildlife like the red fox, Tibetan wolf, golden eagle, ibex, blue sheep and the lammergeier (bearded vulture). - [Jhalana Leopard Safari](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/jhalana-leopard-safari/): Jhalana panther safari is a unique wildlife experience dedicated to see and photograph one of the most elusive cats in the world right in the heart of Jaipur city. The 23sq km dry and deciduous forest opened for tourists in 2017 is one of the First Project Leopard sites and has become the India's best destination for seeing and photographing these magnificent felines in the wild. The only constant with the reserve, which is open round the year, is the consistency of leopard sightings. Apart from leopards, the forest is also a great habitat for the striped hyena which is an added attraction. - [Wild North East](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/wild-north-east-tour/): Kaziranga National Park and Manas National Park in North East India are known for their commendable One Horned rhino conservation projects thus making these locations the hotspots for rhino photography in India. In addition to this, both the locations are rich in wildlife and birdlife. Read more about these UNESCO world heritage sites to know more and plan your visit to wild North East India with Nature Wanderers. - [Ranthambore National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/ranthambore-national-park/): If your focus in on one of India’s iconic species, the Royal Bengal tiger, then you must explore this majestic national park. Ranthambore national park adds a certain mystical aura to tiger photography, with its rocky terrain and backdrops of historical monuments and ruins. Besides getting a chance to photograph tigers, one can also take advantage of the variety of birds and other wildlife found in the park. And here’s a little insider tip for you- while the summer months (March to June) may be great for tiger sightings, the real treasure for any photographer is the winter light of Ranthambore when the soft morning light makes your tiger images stand out from the crowd. The winter months (November - March) are a good period for bird migration as well and you may be lucky to see some migrant birds like the bar-headed geese, Eurasian roller, ruddy shelducks, etc. Know more about Ranthambore and the rich history of its tigers in Shivang Mehta's book - A Decade With Tigers - [Mystic Mangroves](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/mystic-mangroves-tour/): The largest mangrove forest of the world - Sundarbans National Park - is not just about the Royal Bengal tiger. The variety of biodiversity in this mystic forest is truly mesmerizing. Sundarbans is home to 7 kingfisher species, rare small cats like the leopard cat, fishing cat, mugger crocodiles and a lot of more hidden mysteries. Unfold these mysteries with Nature Wanderers. - [Snow Leopard Expedition](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/snow-leopard-expedition-tour/): The experience of photographing a snow leopard in the wild comes along with the entire experience of the journey and the effort which goes behind finding this elusive cat in the tough terrains of the mighty and high Himalayas. Be a part of Nature Wanderers Snow Leopard Expedition and customize your tour by contacting us for our target geographies - Ladakh (Hemis National Park, Ulley) and Spiti (Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary). - [Bandhavgarh National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/bandhavgarh-national-park/): The royalty of India has frequented this national park, and there is a reason for it. Known as the hub for Royal Bengal tigers, Bandhavgarh National Park is considered one of the best locations for tiger photography. The national park consists of mixed vegetation ranging from tall grasslands and bamboo to thick Sal forests making it the perfect habitat for a variety of animals and birds. Due to its varied topography, Bandhavgarh national park provides ample opportunity to spot the majestic Indian tiger and some rarely seen animals like leopards and sloth bears. - [Little Rann of Kutch](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/little-rann-of-kutch/): The Little Rann of Kutch is a unique geographical landscape with a vast, featureless plain encrusted with salt. During the rains, this dry and hard desert is inundated with water. The area has been declared as the Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary and is the last place on earth for these animals. There are small higher ground areas of the ancient seabed which are covered with grass and shrubs. These limited green patches support the wildlife in the region. Largely, it’s a flat barren desert with hissing sandstorms. In these backdrops you will be photographing the Wild Asses galloping in the dust. - [Kanha National Park](https://www.naturewanderers.com/destinations/asia/india/kanha-national-park/): Tall Sal forest canopies, massive meadows, and divine light makes Kanha national park one of the unique tiger habitats of wild India. In addition to tigers and leopards, Kanha is rich in biodiversity, including wild dogs or dhols, Indian gaurs, barasingha or swamp deer, and numerous bird species. One of central India's major tiger strongholds, wildlife photography in Kanha is a sheer delight because of the stunning backdrops provided by its lush green meadows and Sal forests. - [Birding in Kumaon](https://www.naturewanderers.com/customize-tours/birding-in-kumaon-tour/): With forests of Saal, Pine, Oak and Fir - Pangot and Sattal are the birding hotspots of Kumaon along with Jim Corbett National Park. The bird photography experience in these Himalayan foothills is unmatched, as 600 plus species have been recorded in these forested hills. Some of the key species include ibisbill, green magpie, wallcreeper, forktails- the list is never-ending. Visit these old forests and discover these feathered treasures for yourself!