Elephant Safaris in India

India holds more than half of global elephant population. In India, the association between man and elephant goes back 5000 years. Celebrated in mythology, heralded as a symbol of India's imperial past and part of the religious ceremonies of temples in South India, the elephant is an integral part of Indian folklore. In the North-East, the creature has been domesticated and serves its owner in so many ways that it is considered part of the family. The elephant-headed Ganesha is one of India's most popular deities.

Corbett tiger reserve is the northernmost extend of the Asian Elephant, while Kaziranga in the northeast and the southern domain of Bandipur, Nagarahole and Periyar are some of the finest remaining habitats of these giants in India. At Theppakadu, near Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, more elephants have been born in captivity than anywhere else in the world. However, the ultimate experience is an elephant safari, where not only do you get deep penetrating forays into the jungle and excellent game viewing and bird watching opportunities, but also a chance to interact with these gentle giants.

An exclusive elephant safari in the periphery areas of corbett tiger reserve takes you through the mysterious thick forests, deep Valleys and the rugged trails of corbett national park that offer a lingering Thrill to the adventure seeker. To satisfy the jungle appetite you are accompanied by cooks specialized in Indian & continental Cuisine. Also you will be accompanied by an english speaking Naturalist.