Travel Scope India

19/11/2024

Understanding Delhi’s Air Quality Issue -

Delhi’s air quality poses challenges during this season, but progress is being made.

18/07/2024

Ranthambore National Park Update

Weekly schedules and online bookings for safaris

14/03/2024

We are excited to announce that our MD Mohan Narayanaswamy has been recognized as a 2024 Top Travel Specialist by Condé Nast Traveler! Here's to creating unforgettable journeys and pushing the boundaries of exploration!

Click this link what makes him a specialist - https://www.cntraveler.com/contributor/mohan-narayanaswamy

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18/01/2024

While the Taj Mahal is one of the most popular monuments of India, perhaps listed as a must-see by many, there are other timeless wonders that are equally marvellous, if not more. Here are five such monuments that you certainly should visit in India. Click the link to read -

5 Indian monuments that pre-dates the Taj Mahal

20/10/2023

In the global calendar, the last quarter spells Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. But venture eastward to India, and you will find an equally, if not more, electrifying festive season.

Northern India celebrates the nine facets of feminine energy with Navratri, each of nine nights dedicated to a form of Durga, representing the many facets of feminine energy. With Navarathri Golu, Southern India seeks blessings from the goddess with a unique artistic expression wherein families arrange dolls and figurines on multilevel displays, each step narrating a stage of her divine odyssey. Simultaneously, Mahalaya in Eastern India signals the advent of Durga Puja, beckoning the Goddess Durga to descend to the mortal realm and Durga Puja is a jubilant celebration of the Goddess's victory over the buffalo demon, Mahishasura. At the same time, Dussehra is celebrated across India to mark Ravana's defeat at Lord Rama's hands.

Each region of India brings its own flavor to the celebrations, resulting in a colorful tapestry of traditions that reflect the nation's rich cultural diversity.

Click this link to learn more about Indian festivals - https://bit.ly/TSfestive2023

Mohan Narayanaswamy

29/07/2023

The Sarai at Toria ticks all the boxes when it comes to an ideal wildlife lodge. And Raghu and Joanna, with their efforts in conversation of wildllife and preservation of vernacular culture, is one of the most inspired couples that India has ever seen.

This property run by a passionate biologist and his photographer, writer partner is worth every mention for every eco-friendly, conversation-first hospitality benchmark. Their role in the preservation of habitat in a tiger reserve is commendable!

28/07/2023

Project Tiger, initiated in the 1970s, began as a desperate effort to save the species from brink of extinction. In the years to follow, India battled quite a few factors that resulted in the loss in numbers but never gave up.

When a systematic census of tiger population was launched in 2006, the numbers weren't that impressive - the estimation was similar to when Project Tiger started.

But, consistent efforts to protect our tigers have been showing results. Today, we stand tall with over 3000 magnificent tigers living in the wild.

Swipe to know about the ascend of tiger population over the years.

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25/07/2023

Imagine a jungle book without Shere Khan, or the Life of Pi without Richard Parker! How can you not love the lovable bond between Pooh and Tigger or the epic adventures of Calvin and Hobbes?

Fierce as they might be, tigers hold a special place in our hearts - children books, movies, music, comics, even breakfast cereals - all make for some incredibly pawsome (pun intended) memories.

Surely, you recognized some. Tell us which ones. Comment away!

24/07/2023

There's so much that unfurls in our forests that are home to a healthy number of tigers in our country. The myriad relationships of eco-systems, forest floors their connection to other species in the jungle, and their collective association with the communities that live close to their habitat!

At , we invite you to explore and discover India’s wildlife and wilderness with us. DM us for details.