Ranthambore: The Tiger’s Fortress

Join Expedition Leader Aditya Panda on a virtual safari into Ranthambore National Park, the crown jewel of India’s tiger reserve system. By any measure, it is the best place in the world to photograph endangered Bengal tigers. Learn about the history of this place and how Ranthambore came to be synonymous with tiger conservation. Find out why tiger photography opportunities here are unsurpassed, and get tips on how to capture memorable photos of these regal cats. But tigers aren’t the only animals that have brought renown to Ranthambore. Learn about other wildlife you’re likely to encounter here, as well as details of what a safari in India is like — it’s quite different from Africa. Aditya is a consummate guide: he is an award-winning naturalist and wildlife conservationist with more than 15 years of field experience across India's varied wildlife habitats. His firsthand knowledge of Indian wildlife is unsurpassed. As well as being a top guide with Nat Hab, Aditya is also an Honorary Wildlife Warden with India’s Department of Environment & Forests.


Originally presented July 22, 2021

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