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Tiger at Pench National Park
Pench National Park, India
Indian Robin, Pench National Park, India
Thought to have inspired Kipling’s ‘Jungle Book’, Pench is a relatively new member of Project Tiger and perhaps the least known National Park in Madhya Pradesh.
Despite being only two hours drive from Nagpur airport, visitor numbers are low and its teak forests support a huge variety of birdlife.
Although the tiger is more elusive here than in some of the other parks, mammals such as langur, spotted deer and jungle cat are regularly sighted. Entry to the park is prohibited after dark but a private night drive through the buffer zone with an expert naturalist is an exciting way of viewing some of the region’s nocturnal creatures, including the fascinating flying squirrel.
14 Days from £2,365pp
Try momos in Darjeeling. These are a staple Tibetan dish, and are small steamed dumplings, stuffed with meat or vegetables. Dip them into a chilli sauce and enjoy!
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