Nothing transforms itself with such remorseless indifference and speed than Katavi National Park. Heaven in July, hell by September.

If poor countries destroy as much nature as rich countries did during their development there will be no large ecosystems left in the world.

They say Serengeti shall never die. Who knows, but at least Serengeti is a self-contained ecosystem. Leave its parameters be and it just might be here tomorrow.

A tranquil revisit to the Ngorongoro Crater, which is teeming with birds and animals amidst an abundance of water.

Lake Eyasi is a rarely visited. This is wrong. It is a beautiful part of Tanzania. And they do very good Red Onions here too.

A quick overview of how and where to go on an African safari, especially if you are new to this kind of adventure.

We came across a stunning face-off between a leopard and a lion in Etosha National Park, Namibia.

Multi-dimensional travel in stunning Namibia as you move through both distance and time.

The lions living around the Rooiputs Lodge in Botswana are large and black-maned.

There are major cultural differences between Scuba divers and terrestrial safari enthusiasts.

Arathusa in Sabi Sands is one of the very best places in the world to observe leopards up close. And I mean REALLY up close!

Sri Lanka's Yala National Park is situated right on an exposed coastline, yet the park's game survived the devastating Boxing Day tsunami. How?

There are nine leopard subspecies in the world. I have seen three. Here are some pictures of this magnificent beast.

There is no place on earth where leopards and people live in as close proximity as in Jawai.

Tiger in your face (Source: own photo) Take the flight from Mumbai to Nagpur and then drive three hours south to reach Tadoba Andhari...