Golden Triangle and Central India tiger safari

Planet

Sustainable travel is a powerful force for conservation, as it channels revenue from tourism directly into preserving cultural sites, monuments, and national parks. By carefully selecting travel options that prioritize environmental stewardship, we contribute to the protection of these invaluable assets. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in several key practices: we avoid single-use plastics, opting instead for eco-friendly alternatives; we prioritize accommodations that utilize renewable energy sources; and we choose lodges that are actively involved in forest regeneration and the creation of micro wildlife habitats. For example Lodges like Reni Pani, Bori, and Pench utilize alternate energy source for water heating instead of traditional electrical water heating. This shift not only harnesses renewable energy but also promotes sustainability in their energy consumption practices.
Additionally, the entry fees and permit charges paid by our travelers are reinvested into conservation efforts. For example Our wildlife itinerary in Madhya Pradesh includes visits to Satpura National Park, Bori Wildlife Sanctuary, and Pench Tiger Reserve. Entry permits for these reserves are placed in a park development fund. This fund is utilized for conservation efforts by the forest department of Madhya Pradesh.
By embracing regenerative tourism and supporting accommodations that play a significant role in carbon sequestration, we help mitigate climate change while promoting biodiversity. In summary, our approach to sustainable travel not only enhances the travel experience but also ensures that we make a meaningful and positive impact on the planet.

People

People – This journey has a positive impact towards the people involved in the tour. We are very particular in using local guides, drivers, supplies and contributors to the tourism process so those involved benefit from the incurring revenues. In destinations of Delhi, Jaipur and Agra also known as the Golden Triangle we use homegrown brands as accommodations providers. We offer different price points on this tour and the itinerary with a certain price point offer homestay experience with owned by residents which not only promotes revenue to owners but also provides authentic experiences to the clients who participate in the tour. Conservation is not possible without the inclusion of local communities. In Central India the accommodation that we use employ over 80% local staff who are all forests dwellers, thereby making the wildlife around an asset for them. This helps in direct conservation of wildlife. To summarise…
• Use of local drivers guides to create an eco-system of mutual benefit
• Utilization of home grown and often owner run small format hotels so as to foster an environment of inclusive benefits
• Selecting accommodations that employ locally to enhance pride in conservation and preservation
• Choosing accommodations that source material local to enhance the local economy
• Using accommodations that give back to the community in the form of CSR