KABINI TIGER SAFARI 4K

Amazing footages of tigers, leopards, elephants and other amazing animals in Kabini Tiger Reserve, a magic place in Nagarhole National Park, in the Southern part of India. This place is renowned for its rich biodiversity. If your are a nature lover you ought to visit Kabini at least once your lifetime! We visit it in November, when the forest is still green :)
Music: The Rising - Aakash Gandhi

[@SteveColliganUK]

Absolutely STUNNING video!!! I can't believe you saw sooo much wildlife!! How many months were you there? 😂This has to be one of your best videos to date - surly? I love the slow-mo and that you interspersed the tiger footage with the other beautiful wildlife. The camerawork is exceptional, as is the editing and music choice, to produce this beautiful memory. What camera and mm telephoto lens were you using? I presume you used a tripod for most of the shots? It is simply breathtaking and a VERY professionally produced video. Thank you for sharing! Love it!!

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

Steveeeeee :) We were there 12 days, but that was a very special place, plenty of wildlife! It was a dream! I was using an Olympus OM-1 with 2 lenses, one 40-150mm 2.8 and one 140-400 mm. And we didn't use tripod cause we were always on a car, you cannot leave the car cause there are tigers all around... The cars are open, without windows, but the tigers respect you if you are on the car. Thanks for watching and appreciating it!!! Enjoy Banda Sea!!!!!! Kisses!!!!

[@GodsonMessenger]

I love Kabini and going to Kabini since 2013. I have done at least 30 safaris. Never seen most of these. I assume you stayed at Jungle lodges. Videos and music were really good.

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

Thanks mate! We stood 10 days there and we really enjoyed it a lot, it is a magical place :) Sooooo lucky you can go every year!!!!! I guess you life not far away, we are from Barcelona (Spain). We were really lucky also with the wildlife, we felt really grateful for this. It was an experience we will never forget! All the best and keep enjoying nature :)

[@Kartheek]

Spectacular 👌

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

Nature is always spectacular, isn't it? Cheers :)

[@jairo.balance]

que bonito 🥰😍

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

Gracias amigo!!!

[@Vizubcn]

Espectacular!!! Calidad increible, animales preciosos! Voy a ir en diciembre que parte recomiendas para ver tigres? Nargahole, Bandipur algún sitio en concreto? Muchas gracias de antemano

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

Hola!!!! Nosotros estuvimos sólo en Nagarhole, en la reserva de Kabini, xq el fotógrafo q nos acompañaba así nos lo recomendó y xq nos daba pena perder un día de safari en el traslado de un parque al otro, q en el mapa parecen estar muy cerca, pero en realidad son unas horas de coche. La verdad q tuvimos unos días de avistamientos espectaculares y luego hemos mandado a un par de amigos al mismo lugar y han vuelto entusiasmados también. Verás q dentro de la reserva hay zona 1 y zona 2 y te asignan aleatoriamente una u otra. Estuvimos varias veces en las dos y no podría decirte q una es mejor q la otra, los animales se van moviendo. Pero ten por seguro q vas a verlos :))))) Y que vas a disfrutar muuuuucho!!!! Ya nos contarás! Un abrazo y mucha suerte!!!!

[@Vizubcn]

Muchísimas gracias por la información, que ganas tengo ya! jaja entiendo que tengo que reservar por la web, ¿así es como lo hicisteis vosotros no? gracias de nuevo@@jordiahumadasofialopez1818

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

@@Vizubcn Alex, nosotros lo reservamos a través del fotógrafo q nos guió, pero en la web de la Tiger Reserve lo puedes reservar sin problemas. Asegúrate de dormir en los lodges oficiales para q te garanticen plaza en los safaris, xq los demás lodges/resorts no te garantizan salir en todos los safaris (hay 2 al día, uno de mañana y uno de tarde). Disfruta muuuuucho :)

[@Vizubcn]

@@jordiahumadasofialopez1818 Muchísimas gracias por la información!!!!

[@soumakbinduwildlife]

amazing documentary..which camera you used for the filming

[@jordiahumadasofialopez1818]

Thanks :) We used an Olympus OM-1. Cheers!