Tracking wild Tigers in the national parks of India is a combination of a few aspects. One can say that Tiger sighting is a matter of luck, but you increase your luck by increasing the number of safaris in the park. And by going at the right time of the year, in the right national park, the right zone, and most importantly going for safaris with the right guides and drivers. Last but not the least, do not be focused only on the Tigers during a safari. Enjoy every moment during the safari. Relish every frame, every composition of nature. It will be matter of time before the Tiger appears in the landscape at the opportune time.
The first sight of a Tiger in the wild will leave you with your mouth and eyes agape. Trust me, that night when you will sleep, it will be in seconds that you will start seeing Tigers in your dream. This is not my view, but ask others who see a Tiger in the wild for the first time. And if the Tiger happens to look you in the eye, all that you will see is the Eye of the Tiger. There is something special about this most photographed mammal on our planet. The sheer confidence in his walk, the majestic look, his demeanor, and his brute force, everything about him will you in an awe.
There are several places in India where you can see a Tiger, like Bandhavgarh National Park, Kanha, Ranthambhore, Pench, Tadoba, Corbett, and few more. But it is all about going at the right time, to the right park, in the right areas, with the right people.
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Eye of the Tigers
