Indian Wild Dog at Bandhavgarh National Park

Bandhavgarh National Park, with its sandstone escarpments, forested ridges & the ancient fort-topped hill rising from the heart of the Vindhya range, offers a dramatic backdrop for tracking Indian Wild Dogs through the park's varied terrain. Photographers joining the Majestic Bengal Tigers of India holiday in March can use these elevated ridgelines & open forest edges to their advantage, watching for movement against the rocky slopes that define this Umaria district reserve. The interplay of light across the escarpments during the cooler March mornings makes for striking compositions as the dogs move through the landscape. Patience among the forested ridges is key, as the terrain itself becomes as much a part of the story as the animals within it.