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Tigers of India Photo Tour (Bandhavgarh)

Run by David Lloyd Photography · 9 days · May

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About

Nine-day tiger photo safari led by award-winning wildlife photographer David Lloyd, with six days and twelve drives in Bandhavgarh National Park and a small client-to-leader ratio for personal instruction. Starts with a night in Delhi.

Open months

Tigers of India Photo Tour (Bandhavgarh) by month
MonthPresence
JanOutside the window
FebOutside the window
MarOutside the window
AprOutside the window
MayIn season
JunOutside the window
JulOutside the window
AugOutside the window
SepOutside the window
OctOutside the window
NovOutside the window
DecOutside the window

Light on 15 May

Clear sky

Light through the day, 15 May, local time, Asia/Kolkata
FromToLight
00:0005:15Night
05:1505:35Blue hour
05:3506:04Golden hour
06:0407:10Soft
07:1009:04Medium
09:0415:31Harsh
15:3117:25Medium
17:2518:32Soft
18:3219:01Golden hour
19:0119:20Blue hour
19:2024:00Night

3.2 hours of golden and soft light.

Light by month

Hours a day

Light mix by month, hours a day, under a clear sky
MonthGolden hourSoftMediumHarsh
Jan1.0 h2.5 h6.9 h0.0 h
Feb1.0 h2.3 h5.6 h2.2 h
Mar0.9 h2.2 h4.2 h4.6 h
Apr0.9 h2.1 h3.8 h5.8 h
May (window)1.0 h2.2 h3.8 h6.4 h
Jun1.0 h2.3 h3.9 h6.7 h
Jul1.0 h2.2 h3.8 h6.6 h
Aug0.9 h2.2 h3.8 h6.1 h
Sep0.9 h2.1 h4.0 h5.1 h
Oct0.9 h2.2 h4.8 h3.3 h
Nov1.0 h2.5 h6.9 h0.3 h
Dec1.0 h2.6 h6.5 h0.0 h

The trip

Length
9 days
Group size
Not stated
Led by
David Lloyd
Route
Starts and ends in Delhi
Language
English

Route

  1. Delhi
  2. Bandhavgarh National Park

What the price covers

  • Accommodation: Yes
  • Meals: Yes

$6,700 per person, all-inclusive (2027

Prices are in the operator's currency. Conversions on the site are approximate and marked ≈. Enquiry form coming soon.

Ethics

  • Feeding Unverified
  • Baiting Unverified
  • Captive Animals Unverified

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Light and conditions

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Light through the year

Golden hour is when the sun is low, between the horizon and 6° above it: soft, warm light. Times are for the 15th of each month, in Kolkata time (with summer time where it applies). In-season months are marked.

Light by month at Tigers of India Photo Tour (Bandhavgarh), in Kolkata time
MonthGolden hourDaylightSun at noon
Morning golden hourEvening golden hour
Jan07:19–07:5017:12–17:4210h 31m40°
Feb07:04–07:3217:39–18:0711h 12m49°
Mar06:35–07:0217:58–18:2611h 58m59°
Apr06:00–06:2818:15–18:4312h 51m71°
MayIn season05:35–06:0418:32–19:0113h 34m80°
Jun05:27–05:5718:46–19:1613h 57m85°
Jul05:37–06:0718:47–19:1713h 48m83°
Aug05:54–06:2218:28–18:5713h 10m75°
Sep06:10–06:3717:55–18:2312h 20m64°
Oct06:26–06:5317:20–17:4811h 30m53°
Nov06:47–07:1716:54–17:2310h 44m43°
Dec07:10–07:4116:51–17:2210h 20m38°

Getting there

Nearest airport
Unknown

Sources

Sources not statedConfidence unknownChecked Oct 2026

Imported listing, not yet claimed by the owner · last checked 28 Oct 2026