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Masterclass Wildlife Photography Camp - Bandhavgarh, October 2020

Workshop Date : 07-Oct-2020

Workshop Price : Rs. 45000

No of Seats Available : 3

Bandhavgarh National Park boasts of the highest density of tiger population in the world. Being one of the prime wildlife heritage locations of Madhya Pradesh, the park promises to bewitch you with awe-inspiring sightings of the King of the Jungle – The Tiger. Nestled in the lap of Vindyan and the Maikal ranges, the 448 sq. km forest area of the park offers you one of the most promising tiger safaris in the world. Not only tigers, there are leopards, bears, Cheetals (spotted-deer), sambar deer, barking deer, Neelgai .....

Leopard Photography Masterclass - Bera, October 2020

Workshop Date : 23-Oct-2020

Workshop Price : Rs. 33000

No of Seats Available : 3

BERA is a small village situated in the Aravali region of Rajasthan, hardly visible in a map, very close to Mount Abu Hill station. Little known to the world even a few years back, the village is today, a Wildlife photography hot spot. Star attraction - Indian Leopard (Panthera pardus), called panther by the locals. The Leopards are commonly found in open degraded forest areas and open rocky terrains, adjoining the village itself thus etching your Leopard photography experience as a lifetime memory. Many of the villagers, .....

Magical Assam - Manas National Park, November 2020

Workshop Date : 16-Nov-2020

Workshop Price : Rs. 65000

No of Seats Available : 3

Located at the foothills of the Bhutan-Himalayas, Manas National Park is a UNESCO world heritage site and is the crown jewel of the state of Assam. It has an extremely unique biodiversity and landscape, and is one of the first reserves to be included in the network of tiger reserves under Project tiger in 1973. It is contiguous with the Royal Manas National Park, Bhutan on one side and Buxa tiger reserve on the other. The park is known for its rare and endangered endemic wildlife such as the Assam roofed turtle, hispid har .....

Gibbon and Kaziranga Combo Expedition - November 2020

Workshop Date : 23-Nov-2020

Workshop Price : Rs. 37500

No of Seats Available : 5

Sandwiched between the Himalayas and the Bay of Bengal, the narrow strip of land known as Northeast India serves as a corridor connecting the people, fauna and flora of the Indian subcontinent to tropical Southeast Asia and the more temperate northern Asian climes. It is one of the world’s 34 biodiversity hotspots. India has an exceptionally rich heritage of non-human primate populations totaling 15 species. The northeast region has the richest primate diversity in India, largely due to its location in the transition .....

Masterclass Photography Camp - Corbett National Park, December 2020

Workshop Date : 09-Dec-2020

Workshop Price : Rs. 45000

No of Seats Available : 3

Jim Corbett National Park, the oldest of all the National parks in the country, established in 1936 as Hailey National Park located in Nainital district of Uttarakhand state. This beautiful and well maintained park is the only one in the country where you get an opportunity to stay deep inside the forest. DCP is organizing a thrilling Master Class Corbett Photography camp. This is not a regular Tiger Photography tour. This, as the name suggests, is an exquisitely crafted wildlife photography training workshop where you get .....

Exclusive Wildlife Photography Camp (2 Full day + 1 Regular Safaris) - Ranthambhore, December 2020

Workshop Date : 17-Dec-2020

Workshop Price : Rs. 66000

No of Seats Available : 2

Situated at the junction of the Aravalli and Vindhya hill range, Ranthambore National Park is one of the best Tiger Reserves of the country. The park covers an area of Approximately 400 sq Km. The forest was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1957. Project Tiger was initiated in the year 1974 and finally it was declared a National Park in 1981. The moment you step in Sawai Madhopur, you start getting the feel of the ancient times. The Ranthambore fort, after which the park is named, carries you to the ages of the Maharajas. .....