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Travel With takes their guests to off-the-beaten places of interest in India focusing on Chambal Safaris, wildlife and back to nature experiences that are personally tried and tested by the founder - Kunal Jain. Be it a glamping trip to see leopards in rural untouched Rajasthan, weekend getaway to see the endangered gharial crocodile on your way to the Taj Mahal, longer trips for those looking to

detox from all things digital and nature trails in the Himalayas, camping and outdoor trips for kids (and adults) or small sized corporate retreats, our company can organize and/or accompany you on such experiences.

16/06/2025

The charismatic Leopards of Rajaji National Park…

11/06/2025

The caterpillar of the Atlas Moth. One of our most cherished moments from last years monsoon trip to the hinterlands of Goa. This caterpillar grows up to 5 inches long and although we didn’t see the moth itself the gigantic fleshy spiny fluorescent caterpillar was enough to leave us in awe! Keen to visit the hidden gems of Goa in the monsoon? DM us if you are.

10/06/2025

Where’s my private pool?

31/05/2025

That time of the year! In the photo is the stunning Hump-nosed Pit Viper from the Western Ghats of India. Can’t wait to head back there in search of all these beautiful critters! 🤓

29/05/2025

Panna’s next gen! Will be interesting to know how the sub adult tiger cubs (3 males) of P651 fare when the Park reopens after the monsoon season. They’re well fed, huge and throwing their weight around like the king of the jungle already.

Keen to find out? Book a wildlife holiday to Panna National Park from October 1, 2025 onwards. Panna is an hour away from Khajuraho airport in Madhya Pradesh. Many good / luxury hotels are close to selling out for public holidays/ long weekends.

DM us for a customised itinerary complete with experienced guides, safaris, hotels and ground transport.

22/05/2025

A Great Indian Hornbill male keeping his end of the bargain. Feeding the female who is caved in this tree cavity. The female will stay caved in there for the next two months or so and depends entirely on the male to feed her. We were very lucky to witness this moment in Rajaji National Park recently. Yes, Rajaji is well known for its diverse bird life too. If you want to visit the Park, drop us a message.
Park closes on June 15.

21/05/2025

Rajaji National Park - where leopards rule on and above the ground. This apex predator pulls off what most have only seen and visualised as Bagheera of Jungle Book’s fame. Here the leopards and the ancient banyan trees are synonymous- they snooze, stash their prey, use it as a vantage point and much more. What a nat geo moment to see the shy leopard in this avatar!

19/05/2025

A tigress in Pench cooling off after a successful hunt. Nothing beats a cool down after a belly full.

15/05/2025

The one-horned Rhino of Manas National Park. These majestic animals were driven to extinction during the 80s and 90s Bodo conflict but today the Park through a successful translocation program have brought their numbers back up to 60+ individuals as per the last census.

Manas National Park should you on your Bucketlist when the Park opens next season. Get in touch if you’re looking for an unforgettable holiday in the wilderness. We may even do a small group tour as many of you have sent us DMs. Stay tuned.

10/05/2025

Manas National Park in Assam is a haven for hornbills. On a recent visit there, we saw close to 50 if not more Great Indian Hornbills such as the one in the photo. Apart from this species, the park is also home to the Wreathed Hornbill (will post next). Plan a visit to this lesser known park next season (November onwards)

08/05/2025

When you mess with a porcupine. Hope he recovers soon! From Panna National Park last month.

28/04/2025

In the land of the big and the bold, the leopard still moves as if he’s the boss. Panna’s leopards are not the faint of heart. They move boldly across the plateau, river and ravines as if making a point - don’t mess with me tiger!

From our recently concluded private tour of Panna National Park.

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Kunal is originally from Agra but he has studied, lived and worked in Nainital (Himalayas), Germany, New York, Washington DC, Dubai and Singapore. In 2014, Kunal spent some time volunteering with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in the forests of South India. It didn't take him long to realize his passion lies in travel and wildlife and he moved back to India. In 2017, he started Travel With.

About Travel With

Travel With takes their guests to off-the-beaten places of interest in India focusing on wildlife and back to nature experiences that are personally tried and tested by Kunal.