RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, August 2026, Jennifer Hadley Photography has opened bookings for two India wildlife photography safaris in April 2027, aimed at photographers and wildlife enthusiasts looking to experience Bengal tiger photography in a field environment very different from the open landscapes typically associated with African safaris.
For South African and African wildlife photographers accustomed to photographing lions, leopards, elephants and other familiar safari subjects, Central India presents a different photographic environment. Dense forest, changing light, shorter sightlines and fast-moving encounters can require photographers to adapt quickly to animal movement and shooting conditions.
Kanha National Park combines sal and bamboo forests with open meadows and lakes, while Bandhavgarh includes forests, rocky hills, grasslands and waterholes. Bengal tigers are the main focus of the journeys, but the parks also support leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, Indian gaur, spotted deer, elephants and varied birdlife.
The longer 12-day Tiger Trails departure runs from April 1–12, 2027, and combines Kanha and Bandhavgarh National Parks. The itinerary is priced from USD $8,800 per person and includes safari time in both destinations as well as a private transfer between the two parks.
A second 8-day Bandhavgarh-focused Tiger Trails departure runs from April 14–21, 2027, and is priced from USD $5,800 per person. The shorter itinerary concentrates the safari experience…
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