Address
304 North Cardinal
St. Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
About Tiger Safari India
Sharad’s life was altered by a tiger sighting in 1990 at Ranthambhore National Park. When he considered protecting the tigers, he began to consider what he might do to support tiger conservation. He understood that, due to a lack of resources, the local community relied on the trees for bio-mass.
After several restless nights, the idea of creating jobs and raising the local community’s cash flow, which depended on the forests for bio-mass, into the mind. And what better weapon to bring about change in the region surrounding the national parks than “tourism”? “Conservation Through Tourism” became the catchphrase. It was then a matter of months that the revenue started to flow in the area. Over the last three decades, we have successfully conducted close to 30000 Tiger safaris in different national parks of India.
Our Vision
To create a model that is impactful and addresses the following key issues:
- Help fund the local community with a sustainable tourism business model.
- Raise public awareness of the necessity of tiger and wildlife conservation.
- To provide education to kids visiting nearby national parks
- Work on the garbage produced nearby national parks.
Our Values
We work hard to uphold the following basic values as we serve our clients and country by treating everyone with the utmost respect, both inside and outside of our firm, and in the communities in which they live:
- Service
- Transparency in all our dealings
- Courage
- Love
- Intedrity
Our Mission
Together, we can change things. We use our passion and dedication to energise, engage, and inspire others and give everything we do our all:
- Achieving our aim by promoting ethical inbound travel in and around India's national parks, which benefits the neighbourhood and leaves a minimal carbon and water footprint.
- Simultaneously spreading awareness on the necessity of protecting Indian wildlife (especially the Tiger).
Connect with us via the contact form or social platforms
Please fill up the contact form in order for us to reply to your queries. You can also get in touch with us on any of our social media platforms
Or you can reach us via the following.
- Phone
Our CSR Initiative
For us, the term “CSR” stands for “Conscious Sustainable Responsibility,” which is crucial if we are to have any chance of saving our forests and the creatures that call them home. The advantages animals may provide to the local community have a direct bearing on its future. We support a two-pronged strategy:
Community-based conservation program
Our safaris use local guides and crew. They get valuable knowledge about the jungle, its people, and the delicate balance necessary for coexistence between man and the wild. Additionally, a consistent income guarantees that they rely less on the forest, which prevents encroachment.
Funding wildlife conservation
Some people and non-profit groups are working incredibly hard to raise awareness of the need to protect different species and to encourage residents to take action. We have teamed up to support the funding of two such initiatives:
Kanha Bhoor Singh School in Mukki
Using interactive storytelling and sing-along songs, this special learning environment teaches young children who work for the forest department as well as youngsters from the adjacent villages.
Waste Warriors, a non-profit organization
Controlling solid trash and educating communities in 150 villages near Corbett National Park. Find out more about the Waste Warriors here.
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Let us make sure that your stay suits you the best, go tailor made with us. Your demands, our priority. Connect with nature, and explore the wildlife of India.
