For a few weeks it opened in India the safari season. Until July it is therefore possible to immerse yourself in the wild beauty of the Indian jungle, devoting itself to the sighting of majestic elephants and tigers of Bengal. Theatre of the most exciting safari is the region of Madhya Pradesh, where some of the most suggestive parks are concentrated, such as Bandavgarh, Pench, Kanha and Panna National Parks, who did not by chance inspire Kipling's "The Jungle Book".
In the area you can count on numerous lodges and specialized agencies. But if you want to experience an unforgettable experience, in the maximum comfort possible, you can stay in one of four Taj Safaris’ luxury wildlife lodges, Mahua Kothi, Baghvan, Banjaar Tola and Pashan Garh, which combine the traditional safari activities "taylor made". 
The Wellness Safari, for example, follows a program designed to help you restore contact with nature, alleviate stress and rejuvenate soul to body, directly from the heart ofIndia, thanks to relaxing yoga sessions and toning massages.
The Safari Culinari are an invitation to discover the delicacies of Indian cuisine, inspired by the dishes of the Chhattisgarh region. Lunches can become adventurous picnic in the heart of the forest, cradled by the sounds of nature. While in the evening you can participate in a local cooking lesson followed by a dinner in the forest, romantically illuminated by hundreds of lanterns, between traditional dances and songs that accompany a memorable experience.
There are Safaris in the name of volunteering, who offer the opportunity to get in touch with local communities to offer their support and touch with hand the vibrant culture and tradition of Madhya Pradesh. Whether getting involved in the daily management of a local school, attending conversation lessons with children, or visiting villages to distribute lanterns, the Taj Safari promote various programs aimed at protecting local communities and the environment.
