Chandigarh, MARCH 4, 2025: On World Wildlife Day, Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), India’s largest hospitality company, reinforces its commitment to wildlife conservation and sustainable tourism with a strong presence across the country’s leading national parks. As India’s first and only luxury wildlife circuit, Taj Safaris leads the way in responsible tourism, offering travellers immersive experiences in the rich biodiversity of India and Nepal. Deeply rooted in conservation, Taj Safaris has introduced initiatives like the ‘Trees of Pashan Garh’ project at Panna National Park, improving ecological awareness by showcasing the vital role of trees in sustaining local ecosystems.

Providing an unparalleled interpretive wildlife experience, Taj Safaris follows a sustainable ecotourism model. Aligned with IHCL’s ESG+ framework Paathya, Taj Safaris works with the Pardhi, Gond, and Baiga tribes, creating alternate livelihood opportunities and reducing dependency on forests. With low room density and minimal ground coverage, Taj Safaris ensures a light footprint, preserving the natural habitat. Taj Safaris lodges with its specially-trained naturalists offer an unforgettable wildlife experience at Mahua Kothi in Bandhavgarh National Park, Baghvan in Pench National Park, Pashan Garh in Panna National Park and Banjaar Tola in Kanha National Park as well as Meghauli Serai in Chitwan National Park.

Complementing its wildlife circuit, IHCL’s properties; Taj Corbett Resort & Spa in Uttarakhand, Taj Sawai, and Sawai Madhopur Lodge – IHCL SeleQtions in Ranthambore, Jaagir Manor and Dudhwa – IHCL SeleQtions in Uttar Pradesh, offer unique local experiences such as Himalayan Mountain drives and cultural immersion tours.