CAS based trips

Arguably one of the best wildlife reserves to spot a tiger, Ranthambhore is now one of the last remaining patches of untouched forests. The Tiger roams here in all its glory, so much so, that Ranthambhore is credited to be home to the world’s most photographed tigers. It also houses the Leopard, Jungle cat, Jackal, Sambar, Chital, Nilgai, Sloth Bear, Common Langur, Marsh Crocodile and a lot of migratory waterfowl. The Caracal, a rather rare animal, is also a denizen of this magnificent Tiger Reserve. The imposing Ranthambhore fort forms a jaw - dropping backdrop to these beauties of the forest. The picturesque lakes of Rajbagh, Padam and Malik are the centre of attraction for all the wildlife lovers visiting this forest.  It is only at Ranthambhore that you can see a lazing crocodile, wading herds of Sambar deer, screeching peacocks in the trees and a tiger breaking cover and darting toward the lake, in a single frame! To customize this trip, kindly get in touch with the below Foliage Outdoors Representative. email: info(at)foliageoutdoors.com Mob. No. +91 9689664477 read more read less

Long fabled among travellers for its legendary beaches, world-class diving and far-flung location in the middle of nowhere, the Andaman Islands are still the ideal place to get away from it all. It's lovely opaque emerald waters are surrounded by primeval jungle and mangrove forest, and snow-white beaches that melt under flame-and-purple sunsets.Located in the Bay of Bengal, the Andamans are a spectacular group of islands encompassed within the Indo-Burma global biodiversity hotspot. With diverse coral reef and rainforest ecosystems occurring in close proximity to each other, the islands offer excellent field opportunities for both terrestrial and marine work. The Andamans also have an interesting socio-political history of assimilation as well as resistance between ancient cultures and outside influences and people. Beginning with a history of violent indigenous resistance to trade and colonisation to present day tussles over land, sea and resources, these islands offer a wide spectrum of developmental and cultural experiences for the interested student. To customize this trip, kindly get in touch with the below Foliage Outdoors Representative.  info(at)foliageoutdoors.com Mob. No. 9689664477 read more read less

Nestled in the lower southern reaches of the Satpura hills, the park is named after Pench river which flows from North to South through the National Park. A total of 760 sq. kms. of land, and core area being 292 sq km, it is a mix of moist deciduous and dry deciduous Teak forest. The sprawling Pench reservoir at the center of the park and is a major water source. Believed to be Mowgli's Land, the forest abounds with wildlife and is home to a great variety of wildlife. The herbivore numbers are especially exciting. The main wildlife includes Tiger, Leopard, Jungle Cat, Striped Hyenas, Wild Dog, Wolf, Jackals, Sloth Bear, Pangolin, Mongoose, Wild Boar, Gaur, Blue Bull, Spotted Deer, Sambar, Barking Deer, Porcupine etc. The park is also home to around 250 species of birds, with an amazing variety of raptors itself making it a birder's paradise. To customize this trip, kindly get in touch with the below Foliage Outdoors Representative. info(at)foliageoutdoors.com Mob. No. 9689664477 read more read less