Untamed Jaguars of Pantanal Expedition
- Brazil | South America
- 2027 Departures
- 10 Days
- 11,000 USD Per Person
Tour Experiences
World’s largest fresh-water wetland, the vast majority of which is found within Brazil
The region holds one of the densest and healthiest jaguar populations on Earth, with frequent sightings along riverbanks during the dry season.
Iconic Species, visitors regularly spot giant river otters, capybaras, marsh deer, and yellow anacondas.
Over 650 bird species thrive here, including massive jabiru storks, toucans, and brilliant hyacinth macaws.
Porto Jofre, the river-end gateway of the Transpantaneira offering boat safaris for prime jaguar spotting.
Specialized floating eco-accommodation moored in the heart of jaguar territory along the Piquiri River in the Pantanal region of Brazil
Destination Section Below
India is a royal pilgrimage of all sorts, including its wildlife.
It is a well known fact that India is a sensory overload – the plethora of colour, sound, taste and the sheer beauty of this land is worthy of worship. The seventh largest country in the world and with several hundred languages, India is dozens of countries rolled into one. It stands apart from the rest of Asia, marked off by mountains and the sea, which gives the country a distinct geographical entity. Teeming cities, awe-inspiring mountain ranges, sandy beaches, quiet backwaters, parched deserts, tropical jungles, wildlife havens – India is truly rich.
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National Parks
410
Mammal Species
1300
Bird Species
54
Tiger Reserves
India Key Facts
India, the world’s largest democracy and seventh-largest country, lies in South Asia, bordered by nations including Pakistan, China, and Nepal. With over 1.4 billion people, it’s the second-most populous country, rich in cultural diversity, with more than 1,600 languages and major religions like Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. Governed as a federal republic, India has 28 states and 8 union territories, with New Delhi as its capital. Economically, India is rapidly growing, driven by sectors such as IT, services, agriculture, and manufacturing, and is a key software exporter. Its historical roots reach back to ancient civilizations like the Indus Valley, with contributions in mathematics and astronomy. Geographically diverse, India boasts the Himalayas, deserts, forests, and unique wildlife like Bengal tigers. Attractions like the Taj Mahal and Kerala’s backwaters draw millions, making India a blend of ancient tradition and modern influence on the global stage.
POPULATION SIZE
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Himalayas
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Forests
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Terrains
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Landscape
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Ranges
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Bear
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Peacock
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Indian Bull
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Tiger
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Langur Monkeys
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Red Fox
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India weather
Generally the weather in India is cold from November to mid of March and warm and sunny from April to June. June marks the beginning of monsoon which last till mid of September. Thus, India experiences every weather conditions and it varies from region to region.
WILD & UNTAMED SAFARIS
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Indian Safari
Man and animal living side by side is literally a reality in India. While spotting the tigers is the main draw for safari-goers, India has its own “big five”: the Royal Bengal tiger, Indian elephant, one-horned rhinoceros, Asiatic lion, and Indian leopard. Then, there are the native wild animals, such as the Asiatic wild dogs, snow leopards, sloth bears and a myriad exotic birds. Among the popular parks in India are Ranthambore National Park in the northern state of Rajasthan, Jim Corbett National Park for tiger spotting, Bandhavgarh National Park and Pench National Park in Central India, Bandipur in the south, and Kaziranga in the east.
