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A a a o o o o o m mm M: The sound sends spine chilling shivers in everybody,
mankind, animals, and birds anything, anybody, and everybody. As the sound thunders
across the jungle, everything comes to a standstill. The denizens of the jungle,
tend to hold back even their breath to hear and find out which direction did
it come from. Such majestic is this voice that it's called the voice of the
king of the jungle that rules. This four legged animal, the king of the jungle
is the TIGER, Ferocious, Fast and Fickle.
But our National Animal is under immense pressure to survive in his own Jungles
now. No, no, he is not scared of any other animal or predator; rather his life
is at stake by none else but the most intelligent creatures on this planet.
Homo Sapiens.
At the turn of the 20th century the small time province kings thought that it
was an honor to kill Tigers. What a pity, a party of human beings entering a
Jungle with loaded guns to decorate their own houses. Few decades back it was
the myth of Tiger being a man-eater that made his killing a necessity. In the
1960's it was the fashion industry, which thought that the Tiger and Leopard
skins should be shown to the world on the ramp, they did not like it in it's
own habitat. Finally came the stories from Far East that eating, wearing, keeping
a part of a Tiger was a good omen. They still consider Tiger parts to be aphrodisiacs.
This has been the last nail in the coffin. Now a country, which boasted of about
40000 Tigers 100 years back, has only about 2500 plus in the roaming the wilds.
It was finally left to the vision of Late Smt Indiara Gandhi our former Prime
Minister who decided to form "Project Tiger" in 1972. Late 70's saw
the revival of the Tiger. But come the mid eighties and the poachers again got
active. But Tiger being such an adaptable cat does not need too many efforts
from anyone to survive. Just leave him in his habitat and he is happy.
Today again the situation is very precarious. Poachers have wiped out Sariska
National Park, Ranthambhore was close to it but Red Alert was sounded and hopefully
Tigers in Ranthambore will be out fearlessly post monsoon this year.
So we at the Nature Safari have made it our motto to take every step to protect
the most exotic animal on mother earth.
TEAM POWER
Our core team at the Nature safari is of thorough professionals from the Hospitality
industry and Eco-development communication with decades of experience to support
our credentials. For working on this vast canvas of nature and wildlife conservation
you need the following:
· Focus
· Consistency
· Motivated workforce
All the above factors working cohesively will for sure Save the Tiger. We boast
of such a highly talented team and take much care to see to it that our clients
get the best of everything.
TIGER TRACKERS
To provide proper guidance to our clients and also for proper sightseeing, you
need a team of trained trackers who know the habitat of the animal and thus
serve the visitor with great aplomb. And no doubt we at Nature Safari prove
what we say and give our esteemed visitors the best of professionals who accompany
them in the safari.
TRANSPORTATION
For visiting the jungle we have quality vehicles to transport our clients for
the sightseeing purpose. A fleet of high quality vehicles comprising of jeeps,
jongas and 20 seater open canters, take you on a adventurous sightseeing spree
into the jungle. These vehicles are well maintained and customized too to give
the maximum comfort to our clients.
We take ample measures to curtail any damage to the ambience. We take utmost
care to maintain the peace and tranquility of the jungle and we have set parameters
for the resorts, which are mandatory for them to maintain. In our effort to
develop the region where the resorts are, we provide maximum employment to the
local people so that they can earn and develop thereby developing the local
economy without causing any kind of catastrophe to the wilderness of the jungle.
Commendations
De : Alain Meyere [mailto:alain.meyere@wanadoo.fr]
Envoyé : mercredi 7 mars 2007 21:26
À : info@naturesafariindia.com
Objet : French group, our trip to India
Importance : Haute
Good evening Sharad,
Coming back to France (after a long queue at the airport 2h 1/2....) we would
like to say to you that our trip was excellent and that the care you took for
us was very well appreciated. Thank you Sharad to you and all your team
From the 1st minute we arrived at Delhi till we left from 15 days later, all
people of your organization were there at the right time, no delay, all drivers
drove us through roads and traffic in good condition, very kindly and in time.
Guides were also helpful and for some of us, it was nice to have some French
speaking ones sometimes (for me as well, less work to do for my fellows...)
Hotels were also as expected and very nice (next time we should go more to "havelis",
there is some kind of spirit in)
Even with the booking missed for our internal flight at the end of the trip,
the back up solution was a very good experience (what a drive here...!) and
left us enough time to enjoy.
May be some improvments to be done for the packed picnics, (train, minibus)
but not a big deal , we were not starving
Wildlife : we saw 5 tigers in Khana (by elephant only) and 10 in Bandavghar
both by elephant and from the jeeps, so as this was the main topic of our trip
this was excellent. Sharad you must try to offer some elephant ride to see tigers
during 1 or 2 hours, searching and following the cats, it will be top of the
top...!
I will surely recommand Nature Safari to anybody wanted to go to India, and
believe us , we have some experiences traveling around the planet...
From all of us 8 again thank you for this very good organisation, and next trip
to Paris, I will be pleased to be your guide for a city trip........
Best personal and warm regards
Alain + "French independant group"
From: P. C. Benson - Buzzard
To: Sharad K Vats
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 7:44 AM
Subject: Greetings from RSA Hi Sharad,
Sorry for the delay in thanking you for, as usual, a fantastic trip. The ladies
loved it and Margaret is speaking of possibly another round. Beverley is a good
advertisement and I suspect we will get a few people from Wakkerstroom, now
that the "guinea pig" has tested the waters. I have also met a couple of people
here at Kransberg that are quite keen.
Patrick Benson pbenson_rsa@yahoo.com
From: Ken and Beverley
To: nsafari@vsnl.net
Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 6:18 PM
Subject: To Sharad Vats
Hello Sharad I am home again now after my great trip in India with Patrick and
Munir and your organization. I thought it great and enjoyed every minute of
it the buildings and sights of the cities visited were most interesting and
I enjoyed the architecture and all we saw. The country side we traveled through
and of course the reserves that we went to and it is always a delight to me
to see the wild animals [ Margaret @ I saw 7 Tigers road the elephant and got
a good bird list too and to be out of hotels and in the country side. Thank
you very much for everything and your gifts to each of us when we departed on
our travels from Delhi.
Kind Regards,
Beverley Thorne kenandbeverley@worldonline.co.za
From: Sushil To: 'sharad'
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 1:20 PM
Subject: RE: TIGER SAFARI - MARCH 2004
Dear Sharad,
Greetings from cold & wet Nairobi. As promised please find below our testimonial
in regards to our safari in India plus some of our pictures (attached).
"We came with a focus on seeing the World's biggest cat in the wild & where
it belongs. Living in Kenya we are used going on safari & being amongst wild
game but India's wilderness is a whole different scene.
Thanks to the Nature Safari's team we were able to experience this timeless
wilderness with the Tigers. Our arrangements were well handled & we would recommend
their services to all who want to see India's wild side. We will definitely
come back! "
With best regards,
Sushil, Hiten & Jimmy Nairobi, Kenya
Thank You Sharad and Shailendra for the best ever visit to India. Food,
service and specially the company and friendship of both of you were excellent.
The naturalist Raghu was first class, observant and informative and the driver
deserves a gold medal. The attitude of everybody here is superb. We shall certainly
recommend Tigers Den to everyone who is planning a visit to India .
6 Tigers
Mary & Ian Love, Scotland
Mtigerlove@aol.com
From: Sushil
To: 'sharad'
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 1:20 PM
Subject: RE: TIGER SAFARI - MARCH 2004
Dear Sharad,
Greetings from cold & wet Nairobi. As promised please find below our testimonial
in regards to our safari in India plus some of our pictures (attached). "We
came with a focus on seeing the World's biggest cat in the wild & where it belongs.
Living in Kenya we are used going on safari & being amongst wild game but India's
wilderness is a whole different scene.
Thanks to the Nature Safari's team we were able to experience this timeless
wilderness with the Tigers. Our arrangements were well handled & we would recommend
their services to all who want to see India's wild side. We will definitely
come back! " With best regards, Sushil, Hiten & Jimmy Nairobi, Kenya
Thank You Sharad and Shailendra for the best ever visit to India. Food, service
and specially the company and friendship of both of you were excellent. The
naturalist Raghu was first class, observant and informative and the driver deserves
a gold medal. The attitude of everybody here is superb. We shall certainly recommend
Tiger's Den to everyone who is planning a visit to India .
6 Tigers
Mary & Ian Love,Scotland
Mtigerlove@aol.com
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