We know your safari is a happy result of a lot of preparing and planning ( maybe for weeks and months ) and perhaps driven by a lot more than just your wish to see a tiger. You may want your family to relax and rejuvenate, give your kids the chance to breathe in the wild air or experience the wilderness and sunset with your friends. The visions of the tiger, the magnificent leopard, and the trees are parts of a greater goal: that of a lifetime experience. Before you embark on the safari of a lifetime, remembering these few things will enrich your experience and help you have more fun!. Here is a list of things that you should keep in mind while planning your wildlife safari.
The animals there aren’t tame / almost human:
The most important thing while planning your wildlife safari. The point of a tiger safari or a nature safari is to view wildlife and tigers as they naturally are. The reserve does not train them to meet human beings, so make sure you know you are going to see some beautiful animals at their best. When they are being themselves.
Don’t have a ‘Wildlife Bucket List:
If you’re busy ticking off animals you have seen or even mentally thinking about the animals you simply ‘have’ to see to complete your safari experience, you are missing the point of the safari. Having fun. The reserve is not a home you’re visiting – it is a living space with thousands of microorganisms and insects essential to the survival of life as we know it.
Concentrate on necessities: The fact that you’re going on a safari probably implies that you’re not out for indoor luxury, but you’re game for the fun luxuries of a nature reserve. Therefore, always remember to travel very light. It will allow you to breathe free and not worry about belongings while watching the deer gambol. Win-win!
Always listen to your guide:
In other words, he is your best friend because of his wisdom and experience. If he asks you not to do something, do not attempt it. With your support and co-operation, the guide can give you a fascinating experience. It is best to let the guide make the decisions about the do’s and don’ts.
You will be changed:
Every nature safari has the potential to completely change a human being by bringing him into greater touch with the world. Our modern life isolates us from our true beginnings. There is no better way of rediscovering your roots than going on a wildlife safari and simply having the time of your life!
Sharad Vats brings over three decades of rich safari experience across the Indian wilderness, leading a passionate team dedicated to delivering seamless and memorable wildlife journeys. With deep knowledge of jungle logistics—ranging from flora and fauna to experienced guides and skilled jeep drivers—he ensures that every safari is thoughtfully curated and effortlessly executed, offering guests an immersive and almost ethereal experience in the wild.
Over the years, Sharad has also spent extensive time assisting guests, curating personalized tours, and leading wildlife expeditions, combining operational excellence with a deep understanding of guest expectations.
Beyond tourism, he is an active contributor to the wildlife ecosystem. His initiatives include planting and maintaining thousands of trees, creating safe passages and corridors for tigers, and establishing solar-powered waterholes across Kanha and other national parks. He is equally committed to community development, supporting and adopting schools in nearby villages, reflecting a holistic approach to conservation and sustainable tourism.
