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Discover the untamed beauty of wildlife and nature through our lens. Every photograph tells a story of adventure, freedom, and the raw essence of the wild.

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Experience the unmatched thrill of wildlife photography, capturing breathtaking moments that bring you closer to nature’s wonders, beauty, and untamed spirit.

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Our Top Destinations

Bandhavgarh

Jim Corbett

Mangla Jodi

Ranthambore

Adventures with Travelling Tripod

They discovered that their visions aligned perfectly—each yearned to capture the world’s beauty, not just through the lens, but through emotions, moments, and the subtle interplay of light and shadow. Laughter became the rhythm of their collaboration, and creativity, the soul of their bond.

Nature

Experience breathtaking landscapes and the vibrant beauty of wildlife. Our nature view captures the true essence of untouched environments, preserving their charm through every frame.

Videography

From cinematic shots to storytelling edits, our videography transforms moments into visual masterpieces, ensuring every detail is captured with creativity and precision.

We specialize in bringing nature’s wonders closer to you, blending artistry with environmental awareness. Our work highlights the delicate balance of ecosystems, promoting appreciation and conservation.

  • Stunning wildlife photography
  • Sustainable content creation
  • Support for national geoparks
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Funfacts You Should Know

Largest Big Cat – Tigers are the biggest cats on Earth, even larger than lions. A male Siberian tiger can weigh over 300 kg and stretch up to 10 feet long including its tail.
Unique Stripes – Just like human fingerprints, no two tigers have the same stripe pattern. Their stripes also extend to their skin, not just the fur.
Silent Hunters – Tigers have soft pads under their feet, allowing them to move almost silently when stalking prey.
Powerful Roar – A tiger’s roar can be heard from up to 3 kilometers away in the jungle, used to mark territory and communicate.
Excellent Swimmers – Unlike most cats, tigers love water. They can swim for several kilometers, and in hot regions, they cool off in lakes and rivers.
Night Vision – Tigers can see about six times better at night than humans, giving them a huge advantage as nocturnal hunters.
Jaw Strength – With a bite force of about 1,050 psi, a tiger’s jaw is strong enough to crush the bones of its prey.
Lonely Royals – Tigers are solitary animals. Each one controls a large territory, sometimes up to 100 square kilometers, depending on food availability.
Ambush Killers – They can sprint at 65 km/h in short bursts and leap over 6 meters in a single jump to ambush prey.
Endangered Majesty – Less than 5,000 wild tigers remain in the world today. India has the highest population, making it a global stronghold for their survival.
Huge Appetite – A tiger can eat up to 30–40 kg of meat in a single sitting, though on average it consumes around 12–15 kg at once.
Feast and Fast – They don’t eat every day. After a big kill, a tiger may rest and feed on it for 2–3 days, guarding the carcass from scavengers.
Favourite Prey – They usually prefer deer, wild boar, gaur, and buffalo, but will hunt fish, monkeys, porcupines, and even crocodiles if hungry.
Waste Not Hunters – Tigers are known to eat almost everything from their prey – flesh, bones, and sometimes even hair.
Cannibalistic Tendency – Rarely, male tigers may kill and eat cubs (not their own) to bring the female back into heat.
Marking Territory with Perfume-like Spray – Tigers mark territory by spraying urine mixed with scent glands’ secretions. The smell is so strong that humans describe it as a mix of buttered popcorn and musk.
Drag Strength – A tiger can drag prey weighing 2–3 times its own body weight (like a buffalo) for long distances.
Food Storage – They sometimes cover leftover kills with leaves, grass, or dirt to hide it from scavengers and return later.
Cubs at Play – Tiger cubs practice hunting by stalking and pouncing on their mother’s tail or each other, developing skills early.
Swimming for Food – In the Sundarbans (India–Bangladesh mangroves), tigers have adapted to swim between islands to hunt deer and wild boar.
Nightly Patrols – Tigers prefer hunting at night, walking silently through their territory. On average, they may cover 20–30 km in one night searching for prey.
Selective Hunters – Despite their power, only 1 in 10 hunts ends in success. They rely on stealth and patience more than speed.

What Our Client's Said

Hear from those who’ve experienced the journey with us. Their words reflect the trust, inspiration, and unforgettable memories captured through our lens.

    I travelled with the agency twice in 2024. One trip was all about wildlife and safaris in great national parks ( Bandhavgarh and Ranthambore )of Northeren India and the other trip was to Ladakh. The agency excells in smooth logistics and strong local connections. Everything worked perfectly. I highly recommend the agency to anyone looking for a well organised trip.

    Mrs Vesna Stankovic 

    Slovenia

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