Three dholes running with a misty forest backdrop.

Kabini! An ancient land moulded by modernity but also strangely left untouched by it. A land of myths, legends, history and pristine wilderness. A place where sages were born, and mythical characters sought and found refuge. In these jungles, life beats to the rhythms of nature, which unfolds her secrets one page at a time. The secret to success in this venerable realm is the ability to wait and watch.

In this Blog on Kabini, we take you on a long and leisurely journey through this ancient land, which has been witness to mainstream and tribal synergy with a dash of colonial legacy thrown in for good measure.  As fellow travelers we invite you to share your own experiences of this journey of discovery.

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The Tiger of the Skies: An encounter with the Peregrine Falcon

Published on: 16/03/2026 Contributors: Preanka Roy & Vikram Nanjappa

Summer had not yet arrived and winter had chosen to stay back just a little longer. A low mist hovered over the calm waters of Kabini, its surface broken only by the gentle ripples of the early light. Beyond the far bank, the dark forest line of Nagarhole National Park stood watching, patiently.

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The Forest at Rest: Kabini’s Off-Season

Published on: 16/02/2026 Contributors: Gowri Subramanya

“What’s the best time to visit the park?” is an important question in the checklist of an enthusiastic wildlifer. You want to maximise the chances of seeing the Top 5 on your list; you hope for the best visibility and weather conditions, and as much assurance against unforeseen disruptions to your plan as possible.

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The Elephant Sage

Published on: 23/01/2026 |Contributors: Gowri Subramanya

It was on a boat safari on a November afternoon, when the days were still warm, nights beginning to turn cold, that I came across this scene. The water would have been cold enough by then to push crocodiles out to the banks, and two of them lay stretched at the water’s edge, basking in the winter sun. Not far from them, an elephant stood grazing, calm and absorbed, close enough to the river to step in if it wished.

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