About Us

EXOTIC INDIA; PICTURESQUE INDIA; TEMPLE LAND INDIA and what not. This is the general idea people outside India has before they plan to visit India for a vacation. But Folks, we want to let you know that India has to its forte great jungles, fantabulous wildlife and exotic natural sights which will mesmerize anybody who visits India. Apart from the rich cultural heritage, monumental structures, India also boasts about its wildlife resorts. Awesome ambience, exceptionally fabulous animals and wonderful scenic beauty awaits you in India, to be captured and ventured. Its always going to be worthwhile paying a visit to India and watch these wildlife sanctuaries.

We at Nature Safari, invite you to pay a visit our country and watch these National Parks. We have some great resorts out of which Tiger Den Bandhavgarh, Tiger Den Ranthambore, and The Bagh in Bharatpur stand out. To provide good hospitality, we have a group of highly professional people from the hospitality industry and with immense amount of experience too. These highly trained people of our team are also trackers of wildlife with in-depth knowledge of the ways of animals in the sanctuary thereby imparting better information to our visitors.

Our main focus is 4 R's, i.e.

Recycle, Reuse, Reduce, Resources. If we do not focus consistently on these factors, we believe in another R, i.e. redundant, yes we all will be even if we do not wish to. To ensure our future generations get a better flora and fauna, we believe that this nature is what we have rented from our generation next.

For proper local development, we have in our efforts tried to hire the local people as our staff because they know the local habitat better than anybody else and in the process also help us maintain our quality of service.

Contact Us

Sharad Vats
106-107, A-3, Sector- 11
Rohini, Delhi - 110 085 (India)
Tel: +91-11-2757 0446, 2757 0581
Fax: +91-11-2757 0833
Cell: 9811200094
E-mail: info@wildliferesortsindia.com

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