The incredible riches of wildlife in India are perhaps not sufficiently realised. It is home to not only tiger, but a mix of species of diverse origins - lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, wild buffalo and over 1,200 species of birds - preserved in numerous national parks across the country. Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan was a former hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur. Since then, it has taken the attention of many wildlife lovers and photographers. Madhya Pradesh in the heart of India is home to Panna, Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Pench National Parks. They are teeming with wildlife and you can expect sightings of endangered species while staying at wonderfully luxurious wildlife lodges.

This trip, combining three of India’s most scenically spec-tacular and wildlife-rich national parks, offers an almost matchless opportunity to see wild tigers, as well as a wealth of other fascinating animals.

Visit three of India's best parks, to maximise your chances of great tiger sightings

Stay in a range of luxury tented camps and charac-terful lodges

Look for wildlife amid the tropical deciduous forests of Pench National Park

Search for tigers, as well as endangered deer, amid the jungle of Kanha

Finish in Bandhavgarh, home to the highest density of tigers in India