Asia Webinars

Over years of guiding in India's tiger reserves, Expedition Leader Aditya Panda has come to know specific felines not as fleeting sightings, but as distinct personalities, each with its own territory and temperament. On International Tiger Day, Aditya shares stories of mothers who raised cubs against the odds, young males that battled for new territories and aging lionesses who left a lasting impression on him. Through Aditya’s photographs and firsthand accounts, discover the individual lives behind India's most iconic predators.

Each year, the arrival of the monsoon transforms Southeast Asia into a landscape bursting with life. Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil explores how seasonal rains trigger some of nature's most fascinating events, from the brief emergence of the elusive purple frog to the arrival of the Jacobin cuckoo and the synchronized activity of insects, reptiles and other wildlife. Discover why the monsoon is the ecological engine that drives life across India, Nepal and Bhutan, and how changing rainfall patterns could reshape these ancient rhythms.

Photographer and Expedition Leader Sebastian Velasco breaks down his favorite images from Nat Hab's inaugural Untamed Mongolia season, from portraits of the rare Takhi horse and tiny toad-headed agamas to sweeping steppe landscapes and starry night skies. He shares the creative decisions behind each photograph — from composition and camera settings to a simple, approachable editing workflow. You'll come away with practical shooting and post-processing techniques you can apply anywhere, inspired by the wildlife and landscapes of Mongolia.

In India, elephants are deeply revered in religion and culture as symbols of wisdom and good fortune. Yet living alongside them is becoming increasingly complex. Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran explores the challenges facing both wild and captive elephants as expanding human populations, shrinking habitats, ancient migration routes and conservation priorities collide. Discover how religion, culture and coexistence shape the future of India's iconic giants and gain a deeper understanding of one of the world's most compelling conservation stories.

From Istanbul's bustling markets and waterfront neighborhoods to Cappadocia's valleys filled with volcanic rock formations, cave dwellings and ancient chapels, Turkey offers an extraordinary blend of culture, cuisine and tradition. Cultural Journeys Director Finlay Bressler shares a first look at our newest Terra & Tu cultural adventure, where we cruise the Bosphorus between Europe and Asia, explore the spiritual legacy of Rumi and the whirling dervishes, cook alongside local hosts, meet artisans and winemakers, and discover the flavors, stories and personal connections that bring modern Turkey to life.

This year marks a new era for our India tiger adventures! Join Expedition Leader Aditya Panda for an inside look at Tadoba National Park—one of Central India’s most exciting wildlife reserves and the new focus of our India Tiger Safari and India Tiger Photo Expedition. Aditya shares early highlights from the season, including memorable encounters with tigers, leopards, wild dogs, sloth bears, gaur and more. Discover what makes Tadoba such a rewarding place for wildlife viewing, and why it’s becoming a standout location for big cat sightings in India.

For generations, snow leopards were considered nearly impossible to see — true “ghosts of the mountains.” Today, conservation efforts and ecotourism have transformed Ladakh, India, into one of the world’s best places to see and photograph these elusive cats. Photo Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran shares the story behind that remarkable recovery while introducing the wildlife and landscapes that define our snow leopard adventures. Learn about snow leopards and other high-altitude species, including ibex, bharal and Tibetan wolves, and gain insight into life in the remote Trans-Himalaya.

Journey to the back of beyond on our new Northern Australia itinerary. Expedition Leader Nikki Sentinella reveals this remarkable adventure, from watching the sun set over Uluru in the Red Center to boarding The Ghan train for a rail journey across the desert. In the tropical “Top End,” explore the wetlands of Kakadu alongside Aboriginal guides, where crocodiles and birdlife thrive, before continuing to the Kimberley’s otherworldly Bungle Bungle Range. Nikki also shares what to expect each day, along with practical tips to help you prepare for this far-reaching journey into Australia’s wild north.

From serene temples and traditional gardens to vibrant markets and centuries-old craft traditions, our new Terra & Tu Cultural Journey reveals The Soul of Japan. Cultural Journeys Director Finlay Bressler shares the details of this small-group adventure, where we travel farther afield to meet local artisans, share traditional meals, enjoy cultural experiences, including tea ceremonies, and step inside spaces that reflect Japan’s enduring heritage, while exploring iconic sites and lesser-known corners of the country.

Vast, remote and shaped by a nomadic way of life, Mongolia offers a rare window into one of the world’s last wild regions. Expedition Leader Alexandre Bilodeau Desbiens introduces our new Untamed Mongolia adventure, where we explore sweeping grasslands, desert landscapes and rugged mountains, staying in private ger camps and encountering rare wildlife like Takhi horses, gray wolf and Eurasian lynx. Get Alexandre’s packing tips and learn what to expect, from travel logistics to meaningful cultural exchanges with local herding families.

Step into the rhythms of daily life on a new adventure that reveals Vietnam through its people, places and living traditions. Terra & Tu Cultural Journeys Director Finlay Bressler shares a first look at this immersive expedition across North and Central Vietnam, where we connect with local families, artisans and spiritual practices. Shape clay with master potters in Bat Trang, walk rice-field paths in the Mai Chau Valley, glide by sampan through the wetlands of Van Long, visit private garden homes in Hue and enjoy lantern-lit evenings in Hoi An as you experience meaningful personal encounters rarely available to travelers.

India’s remarkable wildlife is the result of a long and dramatic natural history. Expedition Leader Varun Devaraj explores how shifting continents, rising mountains and powerful monsoon systems shaped the landscapes that support India’s biodiversity. From the Himalayas to tropical forests and grasslands, discover how these forces created habitats for the iconic species we encounter on our India adventures, including tigers, elephants, lions, rhinos and leopards. 

The misty forests of China’s Minshan Mountains shelter some of the rarest wildlife on Earth. Expedition Leader Edward Savage offers an inside look at our China adventures (including the new itinerary for our Wild China Photo Expedition), from unforgettable panda encounters to time spent among golden snub-nosed monkeys and other mountain wildlife. Learn what to expect — including activities, accommodations and packing tips — and discover the rich diversity of species we seek beyond pandas, from takin and blue sheep to golden pheasants and red pandas.

High in the Himalayas, one of the world’s rarest cats moves like a shadow. Join Photo Expedition Leader Phalgun Patel for an inside look at our Snow Leopard Quest Photo Expedition. Find out what it takes to photograph this legendary predator in Ladakh’s stark mountain landscapes and learn how this trip is designed around patience, positioning and light, with days spent scanning ridgelines for snow leopards and other Himalayan wildlife such as ibex, bharal and wolves.

If tigers top your wildlife photo list, get an inside look at the new itinerary for our India Tiger Photo Expedition in Tadoba National Park, where frequent sightings and dynamic big cat behavior create exceptional image opportunities. Photo Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran explains how this trip is designed for photographers and spotlights Tadoba’s rich wildlife beyond Bengal tigers, including sloth bear, leopard, Indian wild dog, sambar, langur monkeys and more.

Can you name all eight bear species? You’ll be able to after this exclusive author talk! Bears have shaped ecosystems and inspired human storytelling for millennia. But today, many bears face an uncertain future. Join award-winning journalist and author Gloria Dickie and Nat Hab Director of Content Rachel Walker for a conversation about Dickie’s acclaimed book Eight Bears: Mythic Past and Imperiled Future. They’ll explore the cultural mythology, biology and conservation challenges facing bears, from grizzlies and polar bears to the little-known bears of Southeast Asia.

Journey into one of Earth’s oldest rainforests on our Wilds of Borneo: Orangutans & Beyond adventure. Expedition Leader Harsha Jayaramaiah offers a preview of this sustainable safari through Borneo’s lush jungles, home to orangutans, pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, sun bears and vibrant birdlife. Learn what sets this expedition apart, from river cruises and night walks to visits with conservation projects—plus packing tips and other expert insights.

Conservation succeeds best where nature and culture are protected together. Join Chris Rainier and Olivia McKendrick, co-founders of The Cultural Sanctuaries Foundation (a Nat Hab Philanthropy grantee), to learn how Indigenous knowledge, language and tradition are essential to safeguarding biodiversity. Drawing on projects from Mexico’s monarch butterfly forests to Bhutan’s mountains and Mongolia’s grasslands, they reveal why responsible tourism plays a critical role in supporting both cultural resilience and ecological protection.

From tigers and leopards to elephants, rhinos, wild dogs and vibrant birdlife, India is one of the world’s richest wildlife destinations. Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda introduces our new Grand India Photo Expedition, led by a professional photographer-naturalist and spanning multiple ecosystems with diverse species. Learn how this itinerary is tailored for serious photographers, with extended time in the field in three national parks.

India’s forests and wildlife are protected not only by laws and boundaries, but by the men and women of the Indian Forest Service who stand watch on the front lines. Expedition Leader Varun Devaraj offers an inside look at the work of forest guards, sharing stories of courage, sacrifice and daily challenges across landscapes ranging from tiger reserves to mangroves and sandalwood forests. Learn how these sentinels safeguard wildlife like elephants and tigers and how their efforts shape the future of conservation in India.

Rising from subtropical floodplains to the highest peaks on Earth, the Himalayas are shaped by dramatic geography, vibrant cultures and remarkable wildlife. Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil explores how the rivers and mountain ecosystems in Nepal and Bhutan influence biodiversity and human life. Meet wildlife from rhinos and elephants to tigers and sloth bears, learn how Nepal achieved landmark “zero poaching” successes, and discover why Bhutan is the world’s first carbon-negative country.

Across India’s diverse landscapes, wildlife and people share space — and sometimes collide. Expedition Leader Varun Devaraj offers an inside look at the complex realities of human-animal conflict, from efforts to stop livestock attacks by tigers to curbing crop destruction by elephants. Through stories from the field, Varun explores the challenges of coexistence while highlighting inspiring conservation successes.

From the jungles of Nepal to the mountain monasteries of Bhutan, discover two of Asia’s most photogenic kingdoms. Photo Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil offers a behind-the-scenes look at our Nepal & Bhutan Photo Expedition, where wildlife moments meet cultural encounters—from one-horned rhinos and elephants to crimson-robed monks framed by Himalayan peaks. Learn what to pack, where we stay and how to make the most of soft mountain light and dynamic landscapes on this extraordinary photo adventure.

Embark on a journey through the jungles and wildlife reserves of India in search of tigers, one-horned rhinos, elephants and more. Expedition Leader Aditya Panda shares the details of our Grand India Wildlife Adventure, which visits three of India’s most biodiverse national parks. Learn what to pack, how we travel and where we stay, from luxury ecolodges to boutique hotels. Aditya also shares insights into India’s conservation story, revealing how responsible travel supports local communities and protects wildlife.

Venture in search of one of the world’s most elusive cats: the snow leopard. Expedition Leader Faiza Mookerjee takes us behind the scenes of our Land of the Snow Leopard adventure, sharing stories from the field and stunning images of Ladakh’s rugged wilderness. Learn what it takes to track this endangered feline—so rare it’s been dubbed the “ghost of the Himalayas”—and how our presence promotes snow leopard conservation. Encounter other Himalayan wildlife and experience the culture and beauty of life in far northern India.

High in the Himalayas, the elusive snow leopard survives against incredible odds. But its future hinges on more than its own resilience. Sheren Shrestha, World Wildlife Fund’s Snow Leopard Program lead, shares the challenges and successes of WWF’s conservation project in Nepal’s Shey Phoksundo National Park, home to one of the world’s largest snow leopard populations. Learn how governments, scientists and communities are working together to reduce conflict, protect habitats and ensure the long-term survival of these iconic cats.

Across India’s forests, rare sightings of tigers with unusual stripes or leopards with jet-black coats spark wonder and curiosity. Expedition Leader Varun Devaraj explores the fascinating world of abnormal morphs—natural variations in an animal’s coloration or patterning. Discover melanistic black leopards, pseudo-melanistic tigers with extra-wide stripes, piebald gaurs with multicolored coats, and leucistic peafowl covered in white feathers. Learn the basic genetics behind these visual variations and what they reveal about population diversity in the wild.

Modern cameras (and even mobile phones) offer incredible potential for storytelling through video. But shooting in the field comes with unique challenges. Join Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda for practical tips on filming wildlife. Learn how to stabilize shots, manage exposure and focus, capture quality sound and handle data in remote locations—all while practicing ethical videography that supports conservation. Aditya will use examples of his own videography of tigers, elephants, leopards, rhinos and other Indian wildlife.

Explore nature and culture across two ancient Himalayan kingdoms on our Wild & Ancient Himalaya: Nepal & Bhutan adventure. Expedition Leader Payal Mehta shares highlights of this high-altitude odyssey, from the serene and secluded accommodations and authentic cuisine to the region’s diverse wildlife: Asian elephants, one-horned rhinoceros, sloth bears, spotted deer, takin—and even the elusive Bengal tiger! She also offers practical insights and advice, from packing tips and cultural etiquette to what the climate is like and how we travel between destinations.

India may conjure images of tigers, rhinos and elephants, but the country is also home to a remarkable diversity of primates, from the Western hoolock gibbon in the northeast to the rare lion-tailed macaque of the Western Ghats. In honor of World Primate Day, Expedition Leader Varun Devaraj introduces some of India’s lesser-known primates, exploring their behaviors, habitats and conservation stories. He’ll also share insights on primate evolution, examine their role as seed dispersers and explain why they’re vital to healthy ecosystems.

Orchids are among the most elegant plants on Earth, but how much do you know about them? Expedition Leader Melissa Silva unveils the hidden lives of orchids, from their astonishing diversity and adaptations to their vital ecological roles, rich cultural symbolism—even their culinary value. (Did you know orchids provide a key ingredient of the world's favorite ice cream flavor?) Discover how these fragile blooms have evolved to thrive around the world, including in Mexico, where Melissa guides our Kingdom of the Monarchs trips.

Can humans truly coexist alongside 600-pound apex predators? In honor of International Tiger Day, India Expedition Leader Aditya Panda explores this year’s theme: “Harmonious Coexistence between Humans and Tigers.” Drawing from India’s 50 years of tiger conservation—where 4,000 big cats share space with 1.4 billion people—Aditya shares lessons from his own conservation work, as well as wild tiger tales from the field. Find out what India’s success can teach the world about living with large carnivores and the future of tiger conservation.

Dense rainforests, rare wildlife and cultural experiences await on the island of Borneo. Join Photo Expedition Leader Court Whelan for a virtual journey through this biodiversity hotspot. From orangutans swinging through the trees to pygmy elephants browsing along riverbanks, Borneo offers unforgettable encounters with some of the world’s most unique creatures. In addition to walking through our exclusive itinerary, Court shares striking wildlife photos and firsthand stories that highlight why this is a coveted adventure for nature photographers.

Deep in the heart of Central India lies Kanha National Park—one of the country’s most celebrated conservation stories. Expedition Leader Yaju Upadhyaya shares what makes this wilderness a haven for tigers, leopards and endangered swamp deer. Discover how decades of dedicated conservation work and ecotourism have helped revive wildlife populations, get an insider’s perspective on the park’s unique landscapes from sal and bamboo forests to grassy meadows, and learn about the thrilling predator-prey dynamics you may witness on safari.

On our Wild Side of China expedition through the misty mountains of Sichuan, China, we visit three world-renowned giant panda research and breeding centers, along with protected habitat in the Wild Panda Nature Reserve—home to not only endemic pandas, but Tibetan and rhesus macaques, takin, moon bears, red pandas, golden pheasants and other rare species. Join Expedition Leader Edward Savage to learn about the global conservation partnerships rooted here and the vital role these remote reserves play in securing the future of China’s most iconic bear.

As India’s safari season winds down with the arrival of the monsoons, it’s the perfect time to look back on another incredible year of wildlife encounters. Join Expedition Leader Aditya Panda as he shares highlights from the 2024–25 season, including unforgettable moments from the Grand India Wildlife Adventure and India Tiger Quest. With stunning photos, videos and field stories, Aditya brings to life dramatic tiger sightings and experiences with rhinos, elephants, leopards and more. Plus, get a sneak peek at what’s in store for next season!!

Grab your camera and get ready to explore one of the most biodiverse places on Earth: the ancient rainforests of Borneo. Photo Expedition Leader Harsha Jayaramaiah shares details of our Borneo Wildlife Photo Expedition, which offers myriad opportunities to photograph unique wildlife such as orangutans, pygmy elephants, flying lemurs, sun bears, proboscis monkeys and more than 300 bird species. Learn all about this photo-focused adventure, including what makes this journey so unique, from nighttime photo walks to stays in deluxe jungle ecolodges.

As spring arrives in India, warming temperatures transform the landscape. Deer enter their annual rut, drawing the attention of both potential mates and hungry tigers. The mahua tree bursts into bloom, its fragrant flowers attracting wildlife, like sloth bears. And shrinking water sources concentrate wildlife activity, prompting exceptional animal sightings for safari-goers. Join Expedition Leader Aditya Panda as he shares what to expect on a spring safari in India, from vibrant birdlife to dramatic predator-prey encounters.

The jungles of Ranthambore National Park offer some of India's top tiger viewing—and we take you there at the best time of year to find them! Expedition Leader Payal Mehta details our most tiger-intensive itinerary, including how we organize this seven-day safari to ensure outstanding opportunities for Bengal tiger sightings, as well as other Indian wildlife like sloth bears, striped hyenas and leopards. She shares packing tips, previews our luxury accommodations surrounded by nature, and explains how our presence helps protect threatened tiger populations.

From close-up encounters with pandas and golden snub-nosed monkeys to cultural wonders and culinary delights, learn what to expect on our China adventures. Expedition Leader Edward Savage takes us on a virtual journey into the Minshan Mountains, where we meet plentiful Chinese wildlife, including takin, goral, serow, blue sheep, golden pheasant and red pandas. He also offers a peek at our accommodations and details the differences between our 12-day Wild Side of China nature journey and our 14-day Wild China Photo Expedition, designed for avid photographers of all ability levels.

Embark on our tiger-centric photography adventure in India’s renowned Ranthambore National Park. Photo Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran explains how we structure the trip to ensure you get wall-worthy shots of the country’s iconic Bengal tigers, as well as images of other Indian animals like leopards, sloth bears, striped hyenas and more. He also advises you on what camera equipment and personal gear to bring and explains how our presence in the region helps protect vulnerable tiger populations.

The barasingha—or swamp deer—is one of the most endangered mammals in the world. Living exclusively in India and Nepal, these large, regal deer rely almost entirely on marsh grasses for sustenance, which poses a dire challenge as their habitats have shrunk due to human encroachment, climate change and other factors. Expedition Leader Yaju Upadhyaya introduces us to the barasingha, including its biology, behavior and the role it plays in its ecosystem. He also shares how conservation efforts brought this cervid back from the brink of extinction, and what’s being done to protect it today.

Borneo is home to some of the world's oldest rainforests, sheltering an array of rare and endemic species, including orangutans. Expedition Leader Court Whelan introduces us to these and other wild species you’ll encounter on our Borneo adventures, including pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys and rhinoceros hornbills. Learn what’s in store on this tropical safari, from night walks in search of nocturnal creatures to a private tour of a sun bear rehabilitation center. Get Court’s packing list, plus learn all about our special Borneo Photo Expeditions, too!

One of the highlights of our South Asia adventures is encountering the world's second-largest rhino: the greater one-horned rhinoceros. India and Nepal are famous for one-horned rhinos, which look distinctly different from their African cousins, but this wasn’t always the case. Just a few decades ago, they numbered fewer than 200 in India and around 100 in Nepal. Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta talks about the assaults (including poaching) that pushed these pachyderms to the brink of extinction and the conservation initiatives that have brought them back.

As with all animals, genetic diversity is vital to healthy tiger populations. India is home to 75% of the world's wild tigers, and it has done an impressive job of conserving these big cats and their habitats. Unfortunately, there are some isolated tiger populations in India that face grave danger from inbreeding, including the rare “black” tigers of the Similipal Tiger Reserve in Odisha. Expedition Leader Aditya Panda shares the details of a first-of-its-kind "genetic rescue” underway to save this population through the translocation of new tigers into the area.

Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta just returned from guiding our Grand India Wildlife Adventure—one of the best tiger and wildlife safaris on the planet! Tag along as she recounts the journey through Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Kaziranga national parks, where she and Nat Hab travelers spotted tigers, sloth bear, swamp deer, rhinos, wild dogs and hundreds of bird species. She'll also share photos and tales of their cultural and culinary excursions, as well a glimpse at our secluded ecolodges deep in the Indian jungle.

Capturing an image of a snow leopard was once a pipe dream for wildlife photographers. Now, thanks to efforts by researchers, conservationists, and local communities, we're able to photograph these elegant felines in high-alpine realms like Ladakh, India, where we track them on our Land of the Snow Leopard adventure. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Surya Ramachandran shares his advice for photographing the “ghost of the mountains,” including must-bring camera gear and tips for shooting through a scope and in cold climes.

Combining jungle wildlife safaris and tranquil mountain sojourns, our Nepal & Bhutan Photo Expedition offers photographers myriad opportunities for natural and cultural photography, from sloth bears, Asian elephants and one-horned rhinos to serene mountainscapes dotted with Buddhist temples. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Conan Dumenil offers his advice on what camera gear and clothing to pack for this mountainous 14-day adventure, as well as a sneak peek at the trip’s award-winning accommodations and delicious local cuisine.

You may know that Nat Hab is the world's first carbon-neutral travel company (humble brag), but our commitment to conservation goes beyond offsetting. Brooke Mitchell chats with Chief Sustainability Officer Court Whelan about our 2024 conservation successes and challenges, as well as our goals for 2025. Find out how sustainability and conservation travel go hand in hand, and learn more about our conservation programs, from philanthropy projects in the regions we visit to trip scholarships for inspiring eco-educators!

India is home to some of the planet's most iconic wildlife, from Bengal tigers and snow leopards to Asian elephants and one-horned rhinos. But to truly appreciate these charismatic creatures, it helps to understand the ecosystems they inhabit, including India's incredible plant life. Expedition Leader Faiza Mookerjee delves into some of the habitats that we visit on our India adventures (sal and dhok tree forests, grasslands, scrub deserts and the alpine forests of Ladakh) and introduces us to the trees, flowers and other flora that populate them.

Journey in search of tigers, sloth bears, rhinos, elephants and more! Expedition Leaders Aditya Panda and Vineith Mahadev offer an overview of this diverse 13-day safari that surveys three important national parks. Get a peek at where we stay (some of India's best ecolodges), get tips on what to pack, and discover our activities, from game drives and nature walks to cultural and culinary delights. You'll also learn how our presence in the region helps protect threatened tiger populations.

Snow leopards are some of the most enchanting and elusive creatures on the planet. Agile and solitary, they patrol the lofty ridges of some of the world's highest peaks. Few people ever see one in the wild—unless you're a traveler on our Land of the Snow Leopard adventure! Expedition Leaders Conan Dumenil and Faiza Mookerjee take us on a virtual journey, describing days spent searching for these mysterious cats (along with other Himalayan wildlife like bharal, urial, ibex and wolves), plus cultural visits to villages, monasteries and more.

Though beautiful, the steep and snowy Himalayas are undoubtedly a challenging place to eke out an existence. Expedition Leader Phalgun Patel introduces us to some of the human and animal inhabitants of Ladakh—a former Silk Road kingdom in northern India that's home to a vibrant Tibetan Buddhist culture and one of Earth's most mysterious big cats: the snow leopard. Learn how people and wildlife (including snow leopards, Tibetan wolves and Himalayan ibex) have co-existed in this unique ecosystem for millennia. And find out about the conservation efforts helping to preserve their cohabitation today.

Asian wild dogs, Indian wild dogs, red dogs, red wolves, mountain wolves. Dholes go by many names, but one of the most intriguing is “whistling hunters.” India Expedition Leader Yaju Upadhyaya explains how these small canids earned their distinctive nicknames as he delves in the crucial role they play in their ecosystem. Learn how they interact with other Indian predators like leopards and tigers. Hear about Yaju’s work tracking dhole dens, and find out how you might spot these endangered wild dogs on our India adventures.

With the monsoon season ending, the crisp autumn air heralds the start of a new safari season in India! To make sure you capture all the action – prowling leopards and tigers, playful monkeys and sloth bears, bustling markets and gilded temples – Nat Hab Expedition Leader and pro photographer Aditya Panda shares his must-pack photography gear for our India adventures. He'll also explain his top photography techniques to practice before you leave, offer advice on how to care for your gear during the trip, and share some photo highlights from recent expeditions.

Take a virtual journey through two historic mountain kingdoms on our Wild & Ancient Himalaya: Nepal & Bhutan trip. Expedition Leader Payal Mehta introduces us to some of the wildlife we hope to encounter—Asian elephants, one-horned rhinoceros, sloth bears, spotted deer, shaggy takin and perhaps even an elusive Bengal tiger—plus a sneak peek at the stunning accommodations and delicious cuisine on this itinerary. She also shares cultural highlights of the trip and advice on how to pack for this adventure that includes both jungle lowlands and mountain heights.

October 4 is World Animal Day! In honor of the holiday, Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil highlights the success stories of a few of Asia's flagship species—including Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, one-horned rhinos, Asiatic lions and more—and how they've come back from the edge of extinction. Learn about the historic threats these species have faced and the impressive efforts of governments, conservation organizations like World Wildlife Fund, communities and individuals that have ensured their survival.

It's easy to imagine the sights you might see on safari: wild animals, stunning landscapes, the looks of awe on your fellow travelers' faces. But sounds are just as important as sights when you're searching for wildlife! Expedition Leader Aditya Panda reveals some of the most common (and uncommon) sounds you might hear in the Indian jungle, from the roar of a tiger to the crashing of an elephant through the trees. Whether you're booked on one of our upcoming India adventures or just want to hone your hearing skills, this webinar will give you something to look — or, rather, listen — forward to!

There’s perhaps no feline on Earth more shrouded in mystery than the elusive snow leopard. In fact, spotting the “ghost of the Himalayas” was considered nearly impossible just a couple decades ago. But in recent years, these magnificent big cats have started making their presence known - and making travelers on our Land of the Snow Leopard and Snow Leopard Quest Photo Expedition very happy! India Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran explains what led to this change and shares some of the secrets the snow leopards have revealed.

We get it: Traveling to India for a wildlife safari can be a daunting prospect, even for the most experienced globetrotter! But not to worry, India Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta is here to answer your questions and assuage any concerns you might have before your Grand India Wildlife Adventure. Get her dos and don'ts for safari game drives – including what color clothing to wear in the jungle and how to react during your first tiger encounter – along with cultural etiquette, culinary advice, and tips for managing your baggage weight and navigating Indian airports.

Discover a side of China most travelers never see on our journey into the Minshan Mountains of Sichuan province. Experience Chinese nature at its most entrancing—including close-up encounters with pandas and golden snub-nosed monkeys! Expedition Leader Brad Josephs shares a comprehensive overview of this unique itinerary, including activities, transportation, accommodations, packing advice, and a peek at more of the rare and endangered Chinese wildlife we’re likely to see, from takin, goral, serow and blue sheep to golden pheasant and adorable red pandas.

Long an evocative art form, black and white photography can produce dramatic wildlife images. India Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda explains the best techniques for capturing brilliant black and white shots while answering important questions: Why shoot in black and white when nature’s colors are beautiful and resonant? What are the best light conditions for black and white photography? Do some wildlife species look better in black and white than others? He’ll also share tips on how to best process black and white wildlife images.

Did you know that India has the largest diversity of wild cats in the world? Tigers often take top billing, but their spotted brethren are no less intriguing. Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil introduces us to three Indian felines sporting spots—or, more specifically, rosettes: the Indian leopard, clouded leopard and snow leopard. Learn about these apex predators, including their biology and habitat, uncover some of the environmental threats they face, and find out how you can see them in the wild on our South Asia adventures.

Most nature travelers to India have one animal on the brain: tigers! And we can't blame them - the biggest cat in the world is a sight to behold. But what about the lesser-known creatures that call India home? Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran introduces us to India's wildlife beyond the Bengal tiger, from other felines like the Pallas's cat and rusty-spotted cat (Earth's smallest wild cat) to the Nilgiri marten, striped hyena and red panda. Learn fascinating details of their biology and behavior, and discover the vital roles they play in their ecosystems.

What do rocks have to tell us about the world around us? Plenty, it turns out! In this installment of her Nature's Decoders series, Expedition Leader Nikki Sentinella shows us how to read rocks - illustrating what an area's geology can tell us about its history, and its potential future. Learn what makes jagged mountains different from rolling hills and seaside cliffs, find out how erosion shapes a landscape, discover the difference between glacier- and river-carved valleys, and get a crash course in how to recognize and age different rock shapes and types.

The Big Bad Wolf had a toothy grin, but when it comes to animals with the strongest bites, he doesn't top the list! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta introduces us to the creatures with the most powerful chompers, including predators like polar bears, crocodiles and great white sharks, and herbivores like gorillas. Learn how scientists measure bite force and how different species use their super-strong bites, from attacking and defending against other animals to tearing and grinding food. Plus, find out how human bites stack up against other animals!

Take a closer look at the birds of India - no binoculars required. Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran shares stories of some of the diverse bird species in India, from their natural history to conservation threats and successes. Visit the village of Khichan, which hosts tens of thousands of demoiselle cranes each winter, and meet the Amur falcons that migrate from Russia to Africa each autumn, stopping in India to feast on termites. You'll also learn about the critically endangered Bengal florican and how measures to save rhinos are impacting its conservation.

Have you ever noticed a patch of scaly material covering a rock? Or seen hair-like fibers hanging from a tree? You've likely had an encounter with lichen! These unique organisms—often mistaken for moss—are complex life forms created through a symbiotic partnership of fungi and algae. Biologist and Expedition Leader Nikki Sentinella explains why there's so much to like about lichens and what they can tell us about our environment, from where the sun shines and how much rain falls to what animals live nearby and the age of the landscape they inhabit.

Nepal may be a small country, but it’s big with wildlife lovers! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta introduces us to some of the intriguing (and endangered) animals of this South Asian nation, particularly the wildlife of Chitwan -- Nepal’s first national park. Discover the creatures that inhabit Chitwan’s lowland jungles, which we may encounter on our Nepal and Bhutan trip, from Bengal tigers to Asian elephants and greater one-horned rhinos. Learn about other Nepali wildlife, too, including red pandas, sloth bears and water-based wildlife like the gharial (part of the crocodile family) and the blind Ganges river dolphin, as well as some of Nepal’s diverse birdlife.

If you're a cat owner, chances are you have plenty of stories about their silly antics (and plenty of photos of them on your camera roll). India Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta also has feline tales to tell—about tigers! Join Arpita as she shares her funniest tiger stories and photos from the field, from adorable cubs "cleaning" a waterhole to two male tigers doing what they do best: showing off for a female. Plus, find out how you can see Earth's largest cats safely and sustainably in the wild on our Nat Hab India trips.

You've just come home from a trip where the wildlife was plentiful, the landscapes were beautiful, and your camera never left your hand. Now comes the hard part: sifting through a mountain of photos! With our India tiger safari season at an end, Expedition Leader Aditya Panda is facing just such a task. Join him as he chooses the best photos from the season—featuring tigers, leopards, rhinos, sloth bears and more—and explains his curation workflow. He'll even edit some of his top images live on screen!

South Asia is incredibly diverse, from its people and wildlife to its terrain, culture and cuisine. Want to experience as much of it as possible in one trip? Expedition Leaders Payal Mehta and Harsha Jayaramaiah share their advice for combining our South Asia adventures in India (where we track tigers in multiple national parks and snow leopards in the Himalayas), Nepal and Bhutan (home to Asian elephants, sloth bear and one-horned rhinos), and the islands of Sri Lanka (known for its large leopard population) and Borneo (where we encounter orangutans, pygmy elephants and proboscis monkeys).

As the monsoon season begins, our Grand India Wildlife Safari season comes to a close. But did it ever end with a bang! Our final trip of the season was especially exciting, with Nat Hab travelers enjoying an astounding 28 tiger sightings—including a rare golden tiger in Kaziranga National Park. Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta shares stories and photos from the adventure, including encounters with rhinos, leopards, elephants, great hornbills, giant squirrels, gibbons and much more.

Borneo -- the world's third-largest island -- has no shortage of subjects to pique a photographer's interest, from orangutans, sun bears and pygmy elephants to lush rainforests and mangrove swamps. But how do you go beyond simply documenting what you see to capturing the essence of a place? Expedition Leader and pro photographer Court Whelan shares his advice for revealing the mystique of Borneo, including how to photograph animals in trees, tips for perfecting your wildlife portraiture, and how to use exposure and color balance to convey mood.

Expedition Leader Brad Josephs recently returned from our springtime China nature odyssey. From phenomenal wildlife viewing (golden snub-nosed monkeys, giant pandas, a rare moon bear sighting and more!) to aromatic blooming rhododendrons and redbud trees, this safari was a feast for the senses. Join him as he shares highlights of his trip, including details of our new itinerary, and listen to stories of the sensational animal sightings guests on this expedition enjoyed. Plus, learn how our sustainable safaris directly help protect vulnerable wildlife in China.

April in India heralds summer’s imminent arrival, when increasing temperatures drive tigers and other wildlife from the underbrush multiple times a day in search of water. Big cat sightings increase in the hot and dry conditions -- coinciding with Nat Hab’s India Tiger Quest and India Tiger Photo expeditions -- as animals leave the cover of the jungle to drink. Expedition Leader Aditya Panda, freshly back from leading the season’s first India Tiger Quest, shares highlights from the trip and offers insight on how to maximize opportunities to find, observe and photograph tigers in India.

Spring in India brings a host of seasonal changes, as budding leaves and blooming flowers transform the landscape. The weather is mild, and birds abound with the start of the breeding season, making it an appealing time to visit. Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta shares stories and photos from her first Grand India Wildlife Adventure of the spring season, where her group of 15 travelers -- all women! -- enjoyed phenomenal wildlife viewing, including tigers, elephants, rhinos, primates, myriad bird species such as serpent eagles and Indian rollers, and even an encounter with a sloth bear.

Asia’s wild elephants are hard to miss. They’re called gentle giants, after all! But the nuances of protecting these endangered animals are anything but obvious. Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran discusses the plight of Asian elephants, including the habitat loss and illegal ivory trade that continue to threaten their existence. But there’s hope on the horizon, as we learn how governments, conservation organizations and local communities are working to protect these precious pachyderms. You’ll also find out how your presence on our India, Sri Lanka and Nepal & Bhutan adventures can help.

Expedition Leader Aditya Panda recently returned from one of the most exciting Grand India trips he’s ever led. From phenomenal wildlife viewing (tigers, leopards, wild dogs, sloth bears, rhinos and more!) to witnessing human-wildlife conflict firsthand, this subcontinent safari was action-packed. Join him as he shares highlights of his trip, and listen to stories of the sensational animal sightings guests on this expedition enjoyed. Plus, learn how our sustainable safaris directly help protect vulnerable wildlife in India.

From close-up encounters with giant pandas and golden snub-nosed monkeys to temple visits and culinary delights, our Wild Side of China nature odyssey is the ultimate immersion in China's natural wonders, with some cultural highlights as well, including the Terracotta Army. Expedition Leader Edward Savage gives a comprehensive overview of our journey into the Minshan Mountains of Sichuan province, including activities, transportation, accommodations, packing advice, and some of the Chinese wildlife we may see, like takin, goral, serow, blue sheep, golden pheasant and adorable red pandas!

Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta just returned from one of the most exciting Nepal & Bhutan trips she's ever guided. From phenomenal wildlife viewing (including an encounter with a critically endangered gharial, unexpected otter sightings, and a rhino that joined the group during teatime!) and sensational birding, to exciting hikes and a delectable "food safari," this journey into the Himalayas and Terai lowlands was full of highlights. Join Arpita as she shares photos from the trip, and listen to stories of the memorable animal sightings and cultural experiences our guests enjoyed.

As India’s national animal, the tiger is a symbol of power, beauty and ferocity. Unfortunately, the country's most iconic animal is also one of its most endangered, due to habitat destruction, climate change, poaching and other threats. India Tiger Quest Expedition Leader Surya Ramachandran takes us through the natural and cultural timeline of tigers in India, from the past when they were both revered and hunted for sport, to present conservation efforts to increase their dwindling numbers, to their hopeful but uncertain future.

Embark on our tiger-centric photography adventure deep in India's renowned Ranthambore National Park. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Aditya Panda explains how we structure the trip to ensure you get the unbelievable Bengal tiger shots you're after -- as well as other iconic Indian animals like sloth bears, striped hyenas, leopards and more -- and advises you on what camera equipment and personal gear to bring. Plus, find out how our presence in the region directly helps protect vulnerable tiger populations.

India’s dense forests and prolific wildlife provided the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s famed collection of stories in The Jungle Book. Journey into the subcontinent’s lush sal, bamboo, mixed deciduous and semi-evergreen forests with Expedition Leaders Arpita Dutta and Aditya Panda on a virtual safari like no other as they share some of their most memorable wildlife sightings on our Grand India Wildlife Adventure, including Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, sloth bears, Asian elephants and more.

Borneo is home to some of the world's oldest virgin rainforests, sheltering an astonishing variety of rare and endemic species -- including orangutans! Expedition Leader Payal Mehta introduces us to these and other Bornean wildlife like pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, sun bears and rhinoceros hornbills in this preview of our Wilds of Borneo safari. Discover what’s in store on this tropical adventure, from river safaris to night walks in search of intriguing nocturnal creatures. Get Payal’s packing list plus a sneak peek at the stunning nature lodges where we are immersed in Borneo’s lush environs.

Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta has felt a magnetic connection to nature since she was a child. Now, after more than 20 years as a naturalist guide, she can't imagine doing anything else! Listen to stories from more than two decades in the field as told by East India's first professional female naturalist, including jungle encounters with tigers, sloth bears, crocodiles, king cobras, elephants, Indian leopards and more. You'll leave excited to discover these wonders for yourself on our Grand India Wildlife Adventure or Wild & Ancient Himalaya: Nepal & Bhutan trip.

In Bhutan, the country’s well-being is measured not in terms of Gross National Product, but in terms of Gross National Happiness. Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta explains how this tiny Asian nation measures happiness and reveals how this focus on quality of life affects everything from the country’s government to its art, architecture, cuisine, and how it manages the environment. And since we find happiness in the outdoors, Arpita shares a sneak peek at our Wild & Ancient Himalaya: Nepal & Bhutan adventure, including the spectacularly scenic hikes we take in Bhutan and our adventures in neighboring Nepal.

India’s Similipal National Park and Tiger Reserve is home to an astounding array of plants and animals, including more than 90 species of orchid, 55 mammal species from leopards and wolves to elephants and barking deer, and more than 350 types of birds. But it’s perhaps most famous for being the only reserve in the world where ultrarare melanistic “black” tigers exist. Expedition Leader Aditya Panda recently returned to the park after nearly a decade to search for black tigers. Did he find one? You’ll have to join him on this virtual journey to find out!

Journey in search of India's most iconic animal: the Bengal tiger. Expedition Leader Aditya Panda offers an overview of our India Tiger Quest, an immersive adventure in Ranthambore National Park. Get tips on what to pack to stay cool, hear details on where we stay (including a luxurious 5-star tented wildlife resort), and learn about our activities, from daily safari drives to cultural and culinary delights. Find out how our presence helps protect tiger populations, and discover what other wildlife we may spot, including sloth bear, hyena, monkeys and more

We often talk about "spotting" animals and wildlife "sightings." But when it comes to getting the full safari experience, there's more than meets the eye! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta encourages us to engage all five senses in the field, using Nat Hab's Grand India Wildlife Adventure as a template. Look for light reflecting off a tiger's eyes on a night drive. Listen for the alarm calls of deer and monkeys as a predator approaches. Even the smell of elephant dung or a fresh carcass can offer clues to help you become a better wildlife tracker.

Go in search of one of Earth's rarest cats: the snow leopard. Agile and solitary, this silver-coated feline patrols the lofty ridges of some of the world’s highest peaks—and we’re some of the lucky few who get to see them! In Part 2 of his series on our Land of the Snow Leopard trip, Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil takes us on a virtual journey through our exclusive itinerary, describing days spent searching for these mysterious cats (along with other Himalayan wildlife like bharal, urial, ibex and wolves) and cultural visits to villages, monasteries and more.

Snow leopards are some of the most enchanting and elusive creatures on the planet. Because these big cats make their homes high in the Himalayas, few people ever see one in the wild -- unless you’re a traveler on our Land of the Snow Leopard adventure! In Part 1 of this series, Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil shares everything you need to know about the logistics and specifics of this trip, from information on weather and climate and what to pack for high-altitude winter conditions, to transportation and accommodations, including our private Snow Leopard Lodge.

Prepare to journey in search of Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, sloth bears, Asian elephants and more! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta offers an overview of our Grand India itinerary, which includes three of the country's most diverse national parks. Find out what to pack, how we travel, where we stay (some of India’s best luxury ecolodges!), and what activities to expect on this immersive 12-day trip, from safari drives and nature walks to cultural and culinary delights. Plus, find out how our presence in the region helps protect vulnerable tiger populations.

Wildlife tourism is crucial to conservation. It connects people to threatened species and landscapes and provides livelihoods to local communities. But it can also raise questions about animal welfare. How do we ensure tourism doesn't negatively impact the very creatures we aim to protect? How far do we go for an animal sighting, and where do we draw the line? Join Expedition Leaders Aditya Panda and Arpita Dutta as they discuss the ethics of wildlife tourism and its impact on endangered animals like tigers, elephants, rhinos and snow leopards.

Prepare to journey through two ancient kingdoms on our Wild & Ancient Himalaya: Nepal & Bhutan trip. Expedition Leader Payal Mehta shares how to pack for this diverse adventure that takes you from Himalaya heights to jungle lowlands, with details on the climate, how we get around, and advice on cultural etiquette. Get a sneak peek at the stunning accommodations and delicious cuisine in store. Payal also introduces us to some of the wildlife we hope to encounter: Asian elephants, one-horned rhinoceros, sloth bears, spotted deer, shaggy takin -- perhaps even an elusive Bengal tiger!

In Part 2 of his "Rewilding Big Cats in India" presentation series, Expedition Leader Aditya Panda takes us to "tiger school" in Kanha National Park and Tiger Reserve, (which we visit on Nat Hab’s Grand India Wildlife Adventure). Hear the amazing story of how a litter of orphaned tiger cubs led to the evolution of the only tried, tested and proven program safely sending hand-reared tigers back to the wild.

Anyone with an interest in big cats has likely heard of Elsa, the lioness of Born Free fame. A hand-reared cub, she was eventually released into the wild as a free-ranging feline. But is it really possible to “rewild” big cats? Join Expedition Leader Aditya Panda as he shares tales of tiger and leopard rewilding in India -- its successes, failures, risks and rewards. He’ll also reveal how you can see these magnificent big cats for yourself on Nat Hab’s India safaris!

Find out what to expect on our Wild Side of China adventure, from close-up panda encounters to cultural and culinary delights. Expedition Leader Brad Josephs offers a comprehensive overview of our journey into the Minshan Mountains of Sichuan province, including daily activities, transportation, accommodations, packing advice, and some of the Chinese wildlife we’re likely to see in addition to pandas (takin, goral, serow, golden pheasant and endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys, for starters!).

The monsoon is an annual miracle, bringing water and life to the Indian subcontinent after the scorching dry season. Even in this torrential downpour, there is a buzz of activity: Trees bud, plants bloom, and animals court, breed and nest. Join Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil to learn what happens in India during the monsoon—from the coasts and cloud forests to the Western Ghats—and the rainy season’s effect on the plants and animals that live in these wildly varied regions.

Tigers may be the top attraction on an Indian safari, but there are so many more mammals to spot! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta has been guiding in India for more than two decades. In this webinar, she shares the top 10 mammals to add to your Indian wildlife list, from big cats like tigers and leopards, to pachyderms like Asian elephants and one-horned rhinos, to lesser-known creatures like dholes, barasingha (swamp deer) and India’s only ape: the tailless hoolock gibbon.

India’s national parks are as diverse as the animals that inhabit them. Join Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta for a virtual tour of the hills and grasslands of Bandhavgarh National Park (which boasts one of the world's highest densities of tigers), the jungles and meadows of Kanha (home to endangered swamp deer), and the semi-evergreen forests and wetlands of Kaziranga (a refuge that hosts two-thirds of the world’s one-horned rhinos). You’ll leave excited to join us in real life on our Grand India Wildlife Adventure!

Expedition Leader Roger Smith has been guiding wildlife tours in Australia for 30 years. In that time, he’s seen firsthand both a worrying decline in animal populations -- and the way conservation travel can help bring them back from the brink. Journey with him along Australia’s Great Ocean Road as he introduces you to endemic animals like wallabies and koalas and explains how sustainable, small-group travel can turn you from wildlife watcher to wildlife protector!

After the scorching tropical summer, the monsoon is a time of relief not only for the people of the Indian subcontinent, but also for its flora and fauna. The rainy season has always attracted travelers eager to witness this natural phenomenon, as well as people interested in capitalizing on the area’s rich botanical resources, from medieval spice traders to the British East India Company. Join Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil as he explains the dramatic impacts of the monsoon and how it has shaped history.

Traveling to South Asia can be a long journey. So, why not see as much as you can while you’re there? Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta explains how combining our trips in India, Nepal and Bhutan can help maximize your travel budget -- and your travel experience. Discover some of the highlights of this region, from wildlife like tigers, one-horned rhinos, Asian elephants and snow leopards, to cultural wonders: ancient palaces, sacred statues and the towering “Tiger’s Nest” monastery.

Searching for a unique and diverse nature adventure? Look no further than this immersive exploration of two Himalayan kingdoms. You’ll safari in Chitwan National Park, hike to “Tiger’s Nest” temple and more. In Part 1 of this series, South Asia Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta describes some of the highlights of our Wild & Ancient Himalaya: Nepal & Bhutan trip, from the animals and landscapes to the art and architecture in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions. And learn how you can combine this trip with a Grand India Wildlife Adventure to further enhance your journey.

Our current India safari season has come to an end, and our photographer Expedition Leaders finally have time to comb through their huge troves of images. Join Aditya Panda as he presents another of his popular live post-processing workshops, featuring highlights from our 2022–23 India wildlife safaris. Listen to the stories behind the images of rhinos, elephants, tigers and more, and learn how to make your travel photos the best they can be using exciting new features on popular photo-processing software platforms like Adobe Lightroom.

As summer peaks and the long wait for the life-giving monsoons nears its end, the Indian safari season also draws to a close. And what a season it’s been! Expedition Leader Aditya Panda recounts some of the phenomenal animal encounters experienced by Nat Hab travelers, from tigers making kills right alongside our safari vehicles to intriguing leopard behavior and ultra-rare hyena sightings.

Naturally, wildlife features front and center on our Grand India Wildlife Adventure, but this journey to the Indian subcontinent includes more than animal sightings. Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta reveals the cultural immersions you can expect in the rural regions we visit. Learn about the rich heritage of the Indigenous tribes we will encounter and how conservation tourism helps sustain their livelihoods. And get a sneak-peek at our Taj Mahal extension!

Need some good news? Join Aditya Panda for an uplifting look at the growing tiger population in India and find out how it has achieved this incredible success.

Sit in as an Expedition Leader and photo pro shares stories and images from a recent India adventure that will inspire you to join us there soon. He’ll also post-process his favorite photos in a live demo to help you hone your editing technique!

In The Jungle Book, Baloo is an easy-going sloth bear who befriends a “man-cub” named Mowgli. But in the wilds of India, real sloth bears share a different story with humans and wildlife alike.

Sit in on a professional wildlife photographer's personal editing session as Aditya Panda takes us through his editing workflow, and gain tips and tricks for making the most of your own photos.

Whether shooting on your smartphone or with pro-grade camera equipment, you’ll benefit from our Expedition Leaders’ overview of our India Tiger Quest and Photo Pro safaris -- prep for your best photos of India’s nature, wildlife and more.

Don’t be afraid! Discover the importance of snakes in Indian culture, get to know the subcontinent’s most interesting species, and gain a better understanding of this oft-misunderstood reptile.

Our South Asia Expedition Leaders love primates! From the hoolock gibbon to the Bornean orangutan, meet four of their favorites—which you're sure to love, too.

Can humans and elephants coexist peacefully in India? Join us for the second installment of our “Safari Diaries” series to learn about this conservation challenge.

From exhilarating wildlife encounters including possible sightings of Bengal tigers and sloth bears to peaceful evenings in jungle ecolodges, get the inside scoop on our Grand India nature odyssey from an experienced Expedition Leader.

It’s not every day that you share your dinner table with a tiger! Hear this and other unbelievable (but true!) wildlife stories during our new "Safari Diary" series.

Move over, elephants, rhinos and tigers. Join a naturalist Expedition Leader to meet some of the humbler—yet vital—mammals that dwell in the Indian jungle.

Do shepherds really watch their flocks by night? Why do we eat certain foods during the holidays? And what’s the deal with reindeer? Get nature’s perspective on the winter season through firsthand accounts from two of our India Expedition Leaders.

Learn what it’s like to see lions, tigers and leopards in the wilds of India with one of our expert big cat guides.

Get to know India’s three premier national parks and the incredible wildlife viewing that awaits guests on our Grand India Wildlife Adventure.

Nat Hab enthusiastically returns to Nepal and Bhutan this fall, our first time since before the pandemic. Join our guides for an “instant trip” as they chat about the wildlife, hiking, food and more.

When winter arrives in the northern hemisphere, we pull out our heavy sweaters and turn up the thermostat. But how do the creatures around us stay warm? Learn their secrets in today’s webinar.

Whether they migrate away from it, or embrace the colder temperatures, animals react to the coming of winter in a variety of ways. Learn about their wintery ways in today’s webinar.

Meet the tigers of Ranthambore National Park in India, and pick up valuable wildlife tiger tips from one of the best photographer guides in the field.

Learn all about leopards—their agility, curiosity, cleverness and solitary nature—as well as where to see them on a Nat Hab adventure.

Sit around a virtual campfire and hear safari stories from the limitless library of two of Nat Hab’s most experienced India nature guides.

Travel to know a lesser-known hot spot just south of the Himalayas in the first session of this interesting webinar series about the Terai region of South Asia, hosted by one of its biggest fans.

Camouflage is one of the most powerful behavioral phenomena in nature. Discover the amazing ways some of India’s wildlife uses this superpower to their advantage.

Don’t miss this fascinating look at the nomadic eagle-hunting traditions of the Kazakh people in Mongolia, and learn how you can support their heritage by living among this community.

Celebrate the comeback of these big cats in India! Learn how the country is doing the near-impossible: bringing the cheetah back after seven decades of extinction.

Witness unforgettable moments with the "ghost of the mountains"—the Himalaya snow leopard—with an experienced tracker and photographer.

Discover four of South Asia’s greatest national parks, and learn about the world-class wildlife encounters you might experience when you visit.

Find out what's in store on Nat Hab's Grand India Wildlife Adventure, a wide-ranging safari showcasing the tigers of Bandhavgarh, the one-horned rhinos of Kaziranga, and a multitude of wild species and places in between.

Travel back to early 18th century India and discover all the flora and fauna you would have seen—and learn what has happened to it. This journey into the past will inspire you to conserve what remains for the future!

Heading out on safari soon? Get need-to-know tips and tricks during this wildlife photography tutorial with an expert photographer and Nat Hab guide.

Meet more of the "ugly" beasts, sneaky scavengers and creepy-crawlies of the Indian subcontinent as we bust the myths and uncover the stigmas behind their bad raps.

Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta shares animal mythology from around the globe and highlights how belief in supernatural stories can help protect—or threaten—wildlife in the real world.

From tracking Bengal tigers to large-scale coordination efforts to save Asian elephant and rhino habitats, leading conservation organizations are making a big difference in sustaining wildlife in India and Nepal.

Tigers, wolves, bears—step out of the spotlight for a moment, please. Today we turn our attention to the less-celebrated hoofed mammals of the Indian wilds, which are fascinating in their own right.

From your choice of household pet to the way you choose to travel, your decisions can inadvertently affect wildlife trafficking. Learn how more responsible choices will save the animals with whom we share our planet.

Did you know these scaly anteaters are more closely related to cats and dogs than they are to armadillos? Learn more fascinating facts about these distinctive armored mammals, including why they are so gravely endangered.

Learn how wildlife crime is affecting India's endangered species and the conservation measures being taken to curb poaching and animal trafficking.

Celebrate Global Tiger Day with Expedition Leader Aditya Panda. You’ll hear thrilling tiger tales and learn what the wildlife conservation community is doing to help protect this feline phenom.

Explore the tiny state of Goa in the fourth and final installment of our monsoon series. Meet a freshwater crocodile that was brought back from the brink of extinction and raise a glass of traditional cashew liquor to the rainy season!

Meet some of the “ugly” beasts, sneaky scavengers and creepy-crawlies of the Indian subcontinent as we bust the myths and uncover the stigmas behind their bad raps.

Discover how India is tackling wildlife conservation issues head-on, seeking to preserve its population of tigers, leopards, elephants and more, even in the face of exponential population growth.

For the third week, our favorite monsoon maven continues to share her travels through India, introducing you to myriad creatures, from dancing frogs to sneaky cat-snakes.

Discover the miracle of the monsoon with a Nat Hab guide who knows the Indian subcontinent like the back of his hand. Why is the season so important to both humans and wildlife? You’ll know after today!