Natural History Photography By Bhanu Singh
“Kajironga Bor Dhuniya Ekurenai Tulona” an Asamese Bihu song, aptly describes the beauty of India’s best kept secret of North East. Famous among wild-lifers as 'Serengeti of the East', Kaziranga is hailed as India's greatest wildlife conservation success story. I first visited this park in 2011; it was a short family trip with no agenda... Continue Reading →
After seeing a random post on a social networking site I came to know that Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) management has decided to keep park open for tourist during monsoon with limited vehicle entry permit. I knew Tadoba never disappoints its visitors but during monsoon things will be different and chances of sighting will... Continue Reading →
Just a thought about jungle fills more oxygen into my lungs and today I was feeling I could climb Mt Everest without an oxygen cylinder. I love travelling into jungle; I want to experience each and every National Park. At the same time I accept, I have great affinity about north-eastern forest ranges of India... Continue Reading →
I have always been baffled by nature’s vibrant bio-diversity. Who can say a small place called ‘Bhigwan’ near Sholapur will be blessed with such a rich bird lives. Bhigwan, a hotbed of migratory birds is also known as ‘Bharatpur of Maharashtra’. And if you are among those who get goose-bump by hearing flamingos, herons, cranes ,... Continue Reading →
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of 572 tropical islands located in the Bay of Bengal. Until very recently, this archipelago was shrouded in the mystery but now it's pristine white sand beaches, primal forests and idyllic islands are dream destination for travelers all around the world. My last trip to Andaman was... Continue Reading →
