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The Land of Watching Forests
Where India’s History and the Wild Walk Together
- 15 Days
- 6 Destinations
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The Quiet Heart of the South
A journey through Karnataka’s royal cities, river forests, and hill sanctuaries
- 10 Days
- 4 Destinations
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Rituals, Rivers & Rising Faiths
A journey through India’s living legacy of faith, empire, and tradition
- 14 Days
- 5 Destinations
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Ladakh: Of Stone and Silence
Where Mountains Keep time and Rivers Carry Prayer
- 12 Days
- 8 Destinations
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Rajasthan Beyond Palaces
Stories of stepwell feasts, leopard trails, and wild hills
- 13 Days
- 5 Destinations
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In the Shadow of the Himalayas
Discover the wild beauty of the Himalayan foothills
- 12 Days
- 5 Destinations
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Where Legends Live and Tigers Roam
Central India: Ancient Temples, Timeless Stories, and Untamed Nature
- 10 Days
- 4 Destinations
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Rivers, Rhinos & Rhythms of the East
A Journey Through East & North-East India: Kolkata, Kaziranga & Brahmaputra
- 10 Days
- 4 Destinations
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Palaces, Temples & Colonial Echoes
Retrace the Peninsular History of Kingdoms & Colonies in Tamil Nadu
- 10 Days
- 5 Destinations
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Mountains, Monasteries & Monks
Discover the trans-Himalayan landscape and its people
- 9 Days
- 3 Destinations
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Kanha Museum of Life & Art
Witness forest-inspired tribal art traditions
Located within the premises of the Singinawa Jungle Lodge is the Kanha Museum of Life and Art. The Museum showcases Gond and Baiga traditional paintings, that draw inspiration from the forests and wildlife around. The gallery hopes to provide a visual tapestry of tribal art, with its intricate detail and deeper significance.
One of India’s most populous aboriginal tribes, the Gonds, are also one of the oldest, distinguished by their tattoos. The Gonds have long inhabited the stretches of Central India, where geological strata dating back to the fragmentation of the supercontinent Pangaea was discovered. The name ‘Gondwana’ was coined for the ancient kingdom of Gonds who inhabited the region and do so even today. The Baigas are semi-nomadic people who practice shifting cultivation and gather forest produce.
Image credits: By Jimparsons73 (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons
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