
The Naturalist Experience: Rediscovering the Jungle in Bandhavgarh
Reading pugmarks, listening for alarm calls and discovering the forest with Bagh Tola’s naturalists.
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Fresh pugmarks. A patient search. A glimpse into the life of one of Bandhavgarh’s young tigers.
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Wildlife, familiar faces and the small
pleasures of life at Bagh Tola.

Reading pugmarks, listening for alarm calls and discovering the forest with Bagh Tola’s naturalists.
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A story of thoughtful food, changing settings and the warmth of sharing a meal in the forest.
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Introducing the space, privacy and personal touches of Founders Camp.
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Six remarkable animals to look for beyond Bandhavgarh’s celebrated tigers.
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A closer look at the spiders, frogs, geckos and snakes that share the forest.
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Birdlife across the varied habitats around camp, with observations from January 2023 to January 2024.
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Nowadays, most cities are so polluted, particularly in terms of air and light pollution, that watching stars at night is something you cannot do every night. The night sky gets engulfed by…
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Very frequently, tigers venture into the territories of other tigers.
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It’s not always about who is the strongest individual; occasionally, various species assist one another in surviving. One quiet afternoon we suddenly heard several birds making a ruckus…
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In the intense heat of mid March, we were on a safari in Tala zone when we heard a few spotted deer alarm calls coming from a location named Gopalpur- then suddenly all the voices went silent.
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Last night, we heard quite a few alarm calls from around the lodge. Given that it was raining heavily, we decided not to venture out at night. We hoped that the pug marks of whichever…
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The story of the “Elephants of Bandhavgarh” is a stark reminder of the dangers of habitat destruction but also one of resilience and adaptability.
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In the monsoons, we usually end up having some unexpected visitors to our camp. With our lodge shut for the long off season and human activity in and around the buffer decreasing due to the…
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It’s best to have the longest telephoto lens you can afford. If money is no object, then you want the longest telephoto lens with the widest aperture that you are happy carrying. A wide…
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