An alluring landscape in the heart of India, known as Kanha Tiger Reserves, stands tall. A protected area spread over 2200 sq.km, a safari trip to this elevated paradise is life-altering.

Words do little to express the reflections that result from exposing oneself to such a fascinating domain, however, the feeling that one is much smaller than the forces that support life on this planet, seems to emanate quite distinctly.

One is greeted by Forested Hills broken by impeccable paddy fields, roadways flanked by towering gregarious Sal trees, brooks running with crystal clear water, and mud trails that no doubt lead into enchanting, yet perilous, haunts where human intervention is rightfully unappreciated.

An imperious presence, the irrefutable the ruler of these lands : linking together the past, present and future as well responsible for the survival of the human and animal-kind within their natural elements ; is the Tiger, the bedrock upon which this fabled ecosystem stands strong, retaining its glory in spite of large forces acting to the contrary.