WLTT

06/10/2026

EXPLORING THE WILD, EXPERIENCING THE WILDERNESS 🐾
For over a decade, we’ve been exploring India’s incredible jungles with one simple objective — to experience wildlife in its truest, most natural form.
From the thrill of a tiger encounter to the silence of a leopard trail, from vibrant birds to the tiniest wonders of the forest, every journey with us is about connecting with nature, not just visiting a jungle. 🌳🐅
Join us on our upcoming wildlife tours and safaris, and witness the raw, untouched beauty of nature with fellow wildlife enthusiasts.
The jungle is calling… are you ready to answer? 🌿
📞 Niranjan: 9819715868
📞 Rucha: 9960030005
📧 [email protected]
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31/08/2026

🐾 HERE WE COME… WITH OUR NEW WILDLIFE SEASON! 🐾
The wait is almost over! 🌿📸
A new season of wildlife, adventure, and unforgettable sightings is about to begin.
✨ Plan your wildlife journeys with us and book your safaris in advance to avoid the last-minute rush and secure your preferred dates.
Get ready to explore the wild with WLTT – Wildlife Trails & Treks! 🐅🐆🦌
📞 Niranjan: 9819715868
📞 Rucha: 9960030005

11/10/2025

🌿 Season Opening Wildlife Tours 2025–26! 🐾

We’re back with our exciting Wildlife Tour Calendar — your chance to witness nature at its wildest and most beautiful! 🌳📸
Join us for unforgettable safaris, breathtaking landscapes, and thrilling encounters with tigers, leopards, and more.

📞 Contact Team WLTT:
📱 9819715868 | 9960030005


.prabhu85

26/02/2025

A Rare Moment in the Wild – Bandhavgarh Diaries - Feb'25

Bandhavgarh is not just known for its breathtaking landscapes but also for its deep-rooted historical significance from the Ramayana. For photographers, it’s a paradise—offering pristine wilderness and unparalleled opportunities to capture wildlife in its most natural form.

During our second visit in 2025, we set out on a misty morning in search of big cats. As we navigated through the jungle, a sudden movement caught our attention—a pair of jackals, accompanied by their cub. Upon closer observation, we realized they were feasting on a fresh spotted deer kill.

Sensing an opportunity for a rare sighting, we decided to wait patiently, hoping for some unique action. And indeed, nature rewarded us.

While this scene might be unsettling for some, it serves as a powerful reminder of nature’s balance—where the food chain and the survival of the fittest dictate life in the wild. This is the true essence of the jungle—beautiful, ruthless, and mesmerizing all at once.

Canon R5, Focal length 400 mm, aperture f3.5, ISO 100, Shutter 1/640s





natgeowild @⁨Rucha⁩

09/05/2024

"Captured in the serene embrace of the misty Ranthambore morning, a spotted owlet gracefully basks in the gentle light, a silent guardian of the wilderness.".

Ranthambore - Feb'24
Canon R5 with Sigma 150-600 sports
Focal length 600mm, Aperture f6.3, ISO 400, Shutter 1/800s.




@sukhtankargaurri

28/04/2024

Reflecting on the conclusion of our Panna trip, these past days have been truly unforgettable. From the awe-inspiring ancient temples of Khajuraho to the thrilling jungle safaris at Panna Tiger Reserve, each moment was filled with wonder. It's remarkable to witness the resurgence of tigers in Panna, a testament to the continuous efforts of the forest department. The beauty of this forest rivals renowned destinations like Jim Corbett, Ranthambore, and Bandhavgarh. Encountering six tigers, two leopards, a sloth bear, and a myriad of other wildlife and birds was a highlight, and the night safari added an extra layer of exhilaration to our adventure.
Presenting P141 - Panna national park - Apr'24
Canon R5 with Canon 300mm f2.8 lens.
Focal length 300 mm, Aperture - f2.8, ISO 250, Shutter 1/320s.

01/08/2021

!! ODK Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher !!

ODKF migrates to western ghat & begins to breed with the onset of the southwest monsoon in June. The chicks are fed with geckos, skinks, crabs, snails, frogs, and dragonflies.
Captured outskirts of Panvel.

Canon 70D with Sigma 150-600 mm.
Focal length 600 mm
Aperture F 6.3
Shutter 1/100
ISO 1600

22/02/2021

18/12/2020

07/12/2020

Some great news coming from Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve ☺️

Got this image Yesterday morning. Queen of Zone 10 that is T-99. I was expecting some good news from her. She mated with T58 on 19th june 2020. According to me she has delivered cubs. Lactating tigress. Good news coming soon from heaven on earth (Ranthambhore) If all goes well. These will be her 1th litter. Fingers crossed🤞