PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS
rediscover the power and beauty of nature
INDIA UNTAMED
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Discover the India you don't know
DESTINATION INDIA
The first light of dawn spills through the canopy, painting the jungle in shades of amber and gold. The call of a langur echoes through the sal trees, answered by the distant trumpet of an elephant. You’re deep in the heart of India—Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Pench, Tadoba—each reserve a living mosaic of wilderness and legend. The air hums with life as your jeep winds along dusty trails, the scent of mahua blossoms mingling with the warmth of the rising sun.
Then, a rustle. A hush. The forest holds its breath. From the dappled shadows, a tiger emerges—muscles rippling, eyes locked in calm command. It’s a moment suspended in time. Around you, wild dogs move like whispers, deer lift their heads mid-graze, and a pair of owls watch quietly from above. Every encounter—falcons overhead, elephants in procession, the rhythm of distant village drums—reveals another layer of this country’s untamed soul.
Not a professional photographer? Or bringing someone who simply wants to soak it all in? Perfect. Our journeys are designed to celebrate connection—whether it’s through the lens or through the quiet wonder of presence. Because here, surrounded by the pulse of the jungle and the spirit of its people, every traveler becomes part of the story India tells best: one of balance, beauty, and belonging.
New Delhi departure, India
📍4 National Parks
16 DAYS: March 31 - April16, 2026
INCLUDED
Welcome dinner evening of arrival
Domestic flights Delhi- Jabalpur and Nagpur-Delhi in economy class.
Private transportation between all the lodges
Professional tiger trekking guide and naturalists to ensure an educational and inclusive experience
All meals and non-alcoholic beverages during your stay at each lodge
20 safaris in exclusive jeeps along with English speaking naturalist (max 2 photographers per jeep!)
NOTE: Fitness level - moderate (trails in jeeps are rugged)
All conservancy park fees
EXCLUDED
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Travel/airfare to New Delhi, India and transport to your hotel.
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Any personal expenses, souvenirs or optional tours
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Travel medical insurance (required) and any necessary vaccinations for entry
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India Tourist Visa (mandatory), and may also be used for ADD-ON package of the Red Panda Trekking
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Tips and gratuities for your guides and room stewards, which will be discussed prior to your departure.
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Anything not listed in items included.
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Additional luggage fees/charges - excess baggage for up to 10 kg can be added @ approx. USD 150–180 pp
T O U R C O S T
$11,695.00 USD
per person - 6 spots
16 days / 17 nights
International award-winning photographic coaching and guiding
Visiting FOUR national parks to maximize the variety of wildlife, scenic opportunities and to experience the various local flavours and cultures of this beautiful place.
OPTIONAL 5-day ADD-ON trekking for the rare and endangered Red Panda, based on very limited availability, first come first serve.
📍India - Untamed Photo Tour
$4,975.00 USD
Check out the details of this life changing experience with the Indian tigers and endangered red pandas
MARCH 31, 2026 - APRIL 16 (16 days)
INDIA UNTAMED - ITINERARY
Your photo tour includes (20) separate treks in 4 national parks
BANDHAVGARH
Renowned for the highest density of Bengal tigers in India, Bandhavgarh offers exceptional tiger sighting opportunities amidst its lush sal forests and historic ruins. Photographers can capture elusive big cats against the backdrop of ancient forts and verdant terrain.
KAHNA
One of India’s most well-preserved tiger reserves, Kanha features diverse landscapes of open meadows, dense forests, and winding streams. Its rich biodiversity includes tigers, leopards, wild dogs, and the rare hard-ground barasingha, creating unparalleled wildlife photography potential.
PENCH
Nestled in the heart of the Satpura-Maikal landscape, Pench is famous for its natural beauty immortalized in Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book. The park’s mixed deciduous forests and waterholes attract tigers, deer, and a vibrant bird population, ideal for dynamic wildlife and landscape shots.
TADOBA
Known as the "Tiger Capital of Maharashtra," Tadoba offers some of the best tiger encounters in the country. The terrain varies from dense forests to open grasslands, providing varied photographic compositions and frequent sightings of other wildlife, including giant hornbills and gaur.
TYPICAL DAY*
6:00am Tea & Coffee
6:30am Trek Departure1
6:45am Meet Guides
7:00am Enter the Park
10:00am Safari Breakfast
11:00am Return to lodge
12:00pm Lunch is served
1:30pm Trek Departure 2
2:00pm Enter the Park
6:00pm Return to Lodge
7:00pm Group Supper
(Times subject to change)
** photo review can be done one on one or a group setting and is completely optional
* Daily schedules will adjust to photographic opportunities and priorities
For the duration of your stay, our expert tracking team will leave early each morning to look for signs of the Red Panda, in the contiguous forests around Singalila National Park in Nepal and India. Guests have the option of participating in this morning ritual and assisting these local trackers on established trails.
RED PANDA ITINERARY
The contiguous forests of Singalila National Park, run through India and Nepal. A biodiversity haven for some of the Eastern Himalayas' most elusive wildlife, including the Red Panda, Himalayan black bear, and Clouded leopard, alongside over 300 species of birds.
Beyond its rich biodiversity, Singalila is famous for providing one of the finest views of the world’s highest peaks, including Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, and even Mount Everest on a clear day - making it as much a refuge for nature lovers as it is for trekkers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Although there will be some flexibility in the main since the main goal of this expedition revolves around a particular species, the main focus will be to get enough time observing and photographing this elusive species.
After a hearty breakfast, we spend the morning bird watching in the area, home to over 350 species of birds.
Once the tracking team reverts with positive information of fresh signs or a sighting of the red panda, guests will move to the area with a naturalist. 4x4 Boleros are used to get to the location if the sighting is close to a motorable road. On certain occasions, or for a more active experience, we may hike to the site depending on the location. Usually the last leg involves trekking through dense forests to reach the sighting location. Depending on how the day unfolds, enjoy a picnic lunch on site or return back to the Outpost for lunch.
Late afternoons are usually very misty. Use this time for reading, editing or indulge in bird watching in the area. Spend your evenings relaxing by the fire, learning to edit or working on camera set-up, then gather for dinner before tucking into a warm bed.
