Ranthambore’s legacy stretches back nearly a thousand years. At its heart stands the majestic Ranthambore Fort, built around the 10th century by the Chauhan dynasty and later ruled by the Delhi Sultanate. The name “Ranthambore” is believed to come from the region’s two defining hills ‘Ran’ and ‘Thamb’ and “Bhavar/Bhore,” …
Bandhavgarh Tiger Safari is as close as you can get to the heart of India’s big-cat country. Known for its outstanding tiger density, dramatic plateaus , and ancient hilltop fort, Bandhavgarh feels wild, intimate, and raw, the kind of forest where every bend carries a sense of anticipation. Located in …
Picture standing on the edge of a vast grassland, the early morning mist slowly lifting to reveal a landscape straight out of a nature documentary. In the distance, a massive gray figure emerges – a greater one-horned rhino, casually grazing as if posing for your camera. Welcome to Kaziranga National …
Ladakh, a remote and rugged region nestled in the Indian Himalayas, is a land of breathtaking beauty and extreme conditions. Known for its towering mountain peaks, ancient monasteries, and vibrant culture, Ladakh is also a haven for one of the world’s most elusive and endangered creatures: the snow leopard. The …
At Ameliya Safaris, we believe that wildlife conservation is more than just a responsibility—it’s a testament to nature’s resilience when given the right support. One such inspiring story comes from Panna National Park in Madhya Pradesh, where authorities have revived a nearly extinct tiger population. From a shocking count of …
India’s tiger population has been steadily increasing- a positive sign that many of us celebrate. However, beneath this encouraging statistic lies a pressing concern that few are aware of: this growth in numbers is not sustainable. The Harsh Reality About The Rising Tiger Numbers According to the 2022 census, India …
The tiger is an apex predator that holds a special place in our collective psyche. These magnificent big cats, with their characteristic orange fur marked by black stripes, once roamed freely across vast swathes of Asia. Sadly, due to habitat loss and poaching, tigers are now classified as endangered. However, …
Through a small clearing in the #canopy, atop a small hill in #Bandhavgarh National Park, I watch the forests give way to #agricultural land.
I will try my best to answer it in this post. Firstly, if you scroll through my profile you will see that I do not “only photograph tigers”.
Wildlife photography is unlike any other genre of photography. You have no control over the subject, no command over the light, the pose or even the situation.
