Red panda & rhino wildlife tour in India

Planet

We use eco-friendly lodges in Kaziranga, Red Panda & Darjeeling Expedition, we strive to make a positive impact on the environment through sustainable practices. Here's how:

- Reduced carbon footprint: Our eco-lodges are designed to minimize energy consumption, using renewable energy sources like solar power.

- Waste management: We implement recycling programs, composting, and proper waste disposal to reduce landfill waste.

- Conservation efforts: We support local conservation initiatives, protecting endangered species and their habitats.

- Sustainable tourism: We promote responsible wildlife viewing, respecting animals' natural behaviors and habitats.

- Community engagement: We collaborate with local communities, supporting their livelihoods and promoting environmental awareness.

- Eco-friendly activities: We offer activities like birdwatching, nature walks, and cycling, reducing carbon emissions

- Environmental education: We raise awareness about the importance of conservation, inspiring guests to adopt eco-friendly practices.

By adopting these practices, we aim to preserve the natural beauty of Kaziranga,Red Panda & Darjeeling Expedition for future generations, while supporting local communities and promoting environmental stewardship.

People

Conservation is not possible without the inclusion of local communities. On this tour we only work with accommodation providers who work closely with the local communities. More than 80% of the staff who work at the properties are local benefiting from the tourism. Manebhajen is a perfect example of how mostly private initiative have worked well to conserve keystone species like the Red Panda. This whole area is not protected and because of private entrepreneurship, the Red Panda is being protected, private lodges, especially the lodge that we stay at have advocated Red Panda. In Kaziranga and Infinity Resort, the resort are also responsible in doing very similar practices. In Darjeeling as well, the lodges are having close contact with the locals, employing the locals. They work closely with the forest department for training purposes and spend CSR activities in the local areas for education and conservation. The lodges have adopted local village schools and educate the kids on the importance of wildlife and conservation.