Entering the story...

Wildlife

Your adventure is a blank page. Let the wild fill it.

Welcome to wildfables. This is more than a travel guide. It is an invitation to become part of a deeper narrative. It is beyond map coordinates and a bucket list of sights to tick. It is all about the wilderness that whispers of ancient legends, of silent dramas, of fleeting encounters that etch themselves into memory.
We curate such journeys to the heart of these stories.

Explore the Collection. Commission a Print

We invite you to explore the collection and make it a part of your world as a limited edition print. Let the tiger’s gaze command your wall. Let the mist of a forest dawn settle in your quietest corner. More than art, it is a fragment of a conversation piece with the wild, and a testament to the innumerable fables the wilderness offers.

Why Choose Us

We help you compose your own wild fable, with meticulously
planning and a keen desire to fulfil your vision

Forest Guide

Veteran Forest Guides

Veteran guides who read the forest like a book and take joy in sharing their stories

Map

Access & Permits

Identifying access points and obtaining permits for the settings that will form the heart of your narratives

Eco Friendly

Eco-Friendly Stays

A choice of eco-friendly accommodations that respect wildlife and local communities – a key part of your scripting journey

FAQ s


We believe every journey into the wilderness reveals a living story. We don't just run trips; we encourage you to discover scenes and characters of nature's greatest fables—from legendary tigers to forgotten forests. Our effort is to curate journeys with this intent that places emphasis on the narrative of the place - its history, ecology, and iconic animals - to create a deeper, more meaningful connection beyond just a checklist of sightings.

The dry season (March to June) offers the best visibility as animals congregate at water sources. Winters on the other hand offer dappled soft light for those who want to make those moody images. Each park has its own “chapter”- lush greenery post-monsoon, pleasant winter birding. We can advise based on your desired story.

For peak season (Oct-Apr), we recommend booking well in advance - sometimes even 4-6 months, especially for premium lodges and specific park zones. Last-minute bookings are sometimes possible, but the best get reserved early.

We understand plans change. Our policy is tiered and based on the time before departure depending on the accommodations booked and permits secured. Full details will be provided in your trip proposal and quote.

The essentials will include earthy coloured clothes, binoculars, camera, your personal medication. Winters can get very chilly especially in the early mornings and warm clothing in layers is recommended. During summers, temperatures soar. A hats, scarves and hand sleeves to shield yourself from the sun will be necessary.

Typically, two safaris per full day (dawn and late afternoon), which is the optimal rhythm for wildlife activity. Some itineraries may include full-day or half-day safaris based on your request.

Our first rule: the animal's welfare is paramount. We strictly follow park rules, maintain safe distances and work with guides and lodges who share our ethos of respect and minimal impact.

With a trained guide/naturalist and driver, safaris are very safe.

Avoid wearing perfumes because strong scents can disturb animals with sensitive noses, making them nervous, wary, or causing them to move away. This ruins wildlife viewing for everyone. Also, it masks natural smells and can distract from an authentic jungle experience. Talk in a low tone. Being silent while observing and absorbing the jungle, the views, the sounds can be an immersive experience that grows on you. Avoid bright coloured clothing, they can potentially disturb and drive away animals. Earthy colours (khakis, olive, beige) blend with the jungle and your safari vehicle.

Absolutely. Responsible tourism is core to our story. We prioritize lodges that employ locally, support grassroots conservation projects, and ensure our visits contribute positively to the landscape and its people.

Use our inquiry form to share your interests, dates, and group. We'll craft a personalized proposal - your first draft of an unforgettable wild fable.

We handle booking permits, lodging and transfers by road. While we don't book flights / trains, we can provide guidance. You are responsible for securing the appropriate visa for India.

Blog

The Wildfables journal

Indian Wildlife
NATIONAL
June 25, 2025

A Lens Hood for Noor: An Audience with a Queen

There are places in the wild that become personal altars. For me, in Ranthambore, it turned out to be Gada Dub, a serene, picturesque

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Indian Wildlife
NATIONAL
April 20, 2025

Waiting for Arrowhead: A Photographer's Redemption

In the wild, some stories are written in clear, bold strokes. Others are whispered, leaving only a haunting silence where a chapter should be.

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Indian Wildlife
NATIONAL
March 19, 2025

Why We Need Wild Fables: How Storytelling Fuels the Fight to Save Wilderness

We are a species wired for a good story. Long before the written word, we gathered around fires and listened.

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