Wildphotos Tours
Bandhavgarh Winter Photography Workshop - Jan. 2013
Wildphotos.com
and Limra Voyages
invite you to its Bandhavgarh Winter Photography Workshop in
Bandhavgarh National Park. Bandhavgarh National Park is one of
the popular national parks in India, known for its highest density of
tiger population, besides bountiful biodiversity. Located in the Umaria
district of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh was declared a national park in
1968.
The
park area mainly constitutes moist deciduous forests, with Sal and
bamboo being the top two dominant species, covering the valleys and the
lower slopes, gradually giving way to mixed deciduous forest on the
hills, and in the hot and drier areas of the park along its western and
southern reaches. The 448.85 square kilometers of park area open to
tourists is reported to have more than sixty tigers, a density of one
tiger for every 7.48 kilometers. Cheetal or the spotted deer, Axis
axis, the main prey species of the tiger and the leopard, Panthera
pardus, abound in most areas of the park. Sambhar and barking deer
too are a common sight, and so are nilgai; especially in the open areas
of the park.
The
workshop is a unique learning opportunity for amateur, budding and
aspiring nature photographers and naturalist to explore the unique
wilderness in the Himalayan foothills. Participants will get
photography tips and guidance from ace nature-photographers,
naturalists and seasoned wildlife guides as they help you unfold the
mysteries of Bandhavgarh and carry home frames of timeless moments spent in
nature's lap.
Workshop Dates
24th Jan. to 27th Jan. 2013.
for booking or details, please contact
M: 98102 26091
E: wildphotos@gmail.com
E: limravoyages@gmail.com
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