Bandhavgarh National Park - The home of Tigers | SAVE THE TIGER CAMPAIGN

It was during the last summer when i visited Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh, India. It has one of the
The guide said they are very rarely seen (even in their most densed habitat). We kept roaming but did not see any one of them. Suddenly another guide in some other jeep called ours on the walky talky and said that they spotted a tiger which is going to cross the bridge. Our driver rushed to the position and all the jeeps formed cluster at that place.Then it came, roaring, it crossed the road fearlessly making everyone in the jeep shiver out of its fear. Suddenly, the surrounding was filled with noise of camera shutters. The guide said you are very lucky to see it this close.

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But it was not the end of the show. This mighty beast then moved to the dead bison that it killed the last day according to the guide. The scene after this gave goosebumps to everyone. The guide said its even rare for them to see a tiger carrying its kill. Many photographers wait for months for this view.

It was a lifetime experience for me to see this beautiful beast in its natural habitat. I dont know whether our future generations would be lucky enough to see them in real. There are very less number of tigers left due to loss of habitat and poaching. Good news is that the numbers have increased since past few years but there is a long way to go.

I hope you liked my experience. Thanks for your time :-)
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(All the above images are my own work)

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