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About Us:

Babita Tours is a well-established company based in India offering a wide range of holidays to suit every taste. We offer tailor-made and fixed departure date tours taking you to a wide variety of destinations in this beautiful exciting country. With many years of experience, we can arrange tours for you to enjoy just the wonderful wildlife to be found here, or if you prefer, a combination of wildlife and some of the fascinating culture as well.

India is home to a truly vast diversity of wildlife. Certainly, the country’s most iconic animal the Tiger is high on many visitors wish list, but there is much much more to whet the appetite besides. From the varied landscapes of Assam to the deserts of Rajasthan, from the Western Ghats to the stunning Himalayas, India has plenty to offer. From the common to the not so common, we can help you get the most out of India.

On your holiday you will stay in a variety of accommodation from western style hotels, heritage hotels to tented camps. Fixed departure tours of up to ten people are led by our tour leaders and tried and tested local guides will be keen to share their local knowledge. We can arrange totally private tours for as few as two people.

We hope to help you explore this wonderful country!

Tours:

North-East India Highlights

India 19 Days

Starting From GBP 4,315 / per person

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Rajasthan Tour

India 15 Days

Starting From GBP 4,030 / per person

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Wildlife:

Asiatic Elephant

The Asian or Asiatic Elephant is still found in protected habitats in India. To come on a family herd emerging from the dense forest is an unforgettable experience.

Chestnut-crowned Laughingthrush

One of several species of laughing thrush, the Chestnut-crowned Laughingthrush is found in the north of India, Bhutan, Nepal and China.

Crested Serpent Eagle

The handsome Crested Serpent Eagle is a widespread, medium sized raptor which occurs commonly in India. And though as its name suggests it mainly preys on reptiles such as snakes, lizards and frogs, it also feeds on birds, small mammals and large insects.

Dhole

Indian Wild Dog or Dhole to give it its correct name, are an endangered canid species of the subcontinent. Thought to be as few as 8,000 individuals these pack animals can be found in some of the major parks

Green-tailed Sunbird

One of several equally beautiful sunbirds found in India the Green-tailed Sunbird is found in the temperate, subtropical and montane forests of northern India.

Hanuman Langur monkeys

Hanuman Langur monkeys are a commonly found species in many parts of India. They are considered sacred by Hindus, and Hanuman the monkey God is a deity in the Hindu religion.

Ibisbill

A much sought-after bird for birdwatchers visiting India, the Ibisbill can be found on shingle river banks in northern India.

Mugger Crocodile

Listed as a vulnerable species the Mugger Crocodile is the largest crocodilian species found in India. It is also known as the Marsh or Broad-snouted Crocodile.

Striped Hyena

The Striped Hyena is a nocturnal scavenger which can sometimes be seen on night drives in desert areas of Rajasthan in northwest India.

The Bengal Tiger

The Bengal Tiger is at the top of many visitors wish list to India. Though threatened by poaching, habitat fragmentation and loss, numbers of this spectacular cat are happily, increasing slightly.