RARE sighting for INDIA | Tiger + Wild Dogs

We spotted a TIGER and had a rare encounter with a pack of wild dogs on our Safari today!
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You won't believe this is India. Visiting Panna National Park in Madhya Pradesh is without a doubt the BEST things we have done in INDIA so far! Taking a jeep safari into the National Park and Tiger Reserve was an incredible experience.
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We had not planned on making a travel vlog today. We thought we would just go enjoy our day, but the Jeep Safari into Panna National Park was so beyond our expectations we just had to share it with you.
In the tiger reserve, we were lucky enough to see a beautiful tiger, a leopard, rare wild dogs, peacocks, wild boar, deer and much more! It really was an incredible experience. If you're planning on travelling to India in the future or are in India but planning to travel north, take the time to visit Panna National Park and Tiger Reserve. It really is something special.
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[@SallyAndEd]

We can't believe this is in India! We had such an incredible time in Panna National Park! We're spending the next 3 months travelling India so subscribe to follow our India Travel Series! Where have you been that's truly blown you away? Drop us a comment down below 👇👇👇

[@dayasagarpatil905]

You are visiting india wrong time. It's Summer in India.. Temperature is very high.. Be safe.. Welcome to India 🇮🇳

[@soumyakanti17]

But why can't you believe that this is India? What's so unbelievable here?

[@reenuarora7972]

Hey! It's great you extended your stay. Here's what you can/should do. Road trip to leh & ladakh around june if you are a bike person or go by plane but do go. 2. Visit Sikkim(gangtok,lachung,lachen) the most beautiful place I've seen. ( visit in end of May). 3. April and begining may go to Goa, wayand,ooty, auli,any south Indian Hill station.

[@SallyAndEd]

@@reenuarora7972 Oh wow! Thanks so much Reenu!

[@Sam-rl5hs]

Visit Hampi

[@ayushkumar-bg1xf]

Dude India is home of tigers ,so nothing to not believe. Jungle book was written in Corbett national park located in Uttarakhand

[@SallyAndEd]

Haha, I know this now.. I'm not sure where I thought tigers were from 😂😂😂

[@death_parade]

@@SallyAndEd Thanks for the safari, your support to the Tiger conservation efforts. Your interest in Tigers as a tourist would also spur the government towards taking even more care of the Tigers. Recent conservation efforts by Forest and Wildlife departments have manage to increase the Tiger population in India by more than 500 in just 5 years. India is home to the largest number of tigers in the world with over 2226 tigers spread out across Tiger reserves in India. The second highest number is 443 in Russia. The total number of tigers in the world is 3890. Which means that India alone accounts for 2/3 of the total Tiger population of the world. Recent conservation efforts have arrested a global trend of declining Tiger population, a trend that has been there for the past 100 years. So we should rejoice in the fact that we have saved this majestic beast from extinction. But a lot more needs to be done to bring this species back from the brink of extinction.

[@NitzVision]

Noo ...real.mowglee was found in madhya pradesh balaghat (kanha)

[@mayankdubey2914]

Bro it is based on Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh... Neither Kanha nor Corbett😒

[@sanju8121]

jungle book is from seonee (near pench reserve) also known as mowgli's tiger reserve

[@TheWanderingQuinn]

Wow this is so cool!! I need to get myself here! That's so lucky! So glad you decided to vlog this day after seeing them ;)

[@SallyAndEd]

It was SOOO much fun! Yes go to Panna! Are you coming back to India?

[@asian-mix2129]

Can't wait to see you again

[@sammywhammy007]

Ranthambore or Bandhavgarh would be the best NPs to go for guaranteed sighting and often multiple tigers.

[@rohitsharma-bg7kq]

Visit BANDHAVGARH national park instead of panna national park.tiger count there is highest so there r probably more chances of seeing one during this period of time since its summer these guys were lucky to saw one usually ppl dnt get to see tigers easily at this time of year.

[@sammywhammy007]

rohit sharma They visited Panna because they were in Khajuraho. Actually March/April is the best time to sight them since it gets warm and they are on the lookout for water sources.

[@vaibhav3946]

save tiger campaign of india increased the number of tiger by 34% in the World...

[@SallyAndEd]

That's so good! The rangers were saying there was loads of tigers in the parks now

[@vaibhav3946]

@@SallyAndEd yeah...next time show some lions...in Western region of india !!

[@vibsh625]

Still they fkin rare, I went to periyar tiger reserve and panna tiger reserve on a Jeep. No luck

[@biondisubbaiah]

@@vibsh625 v sometimes have a tiger in our town, never come across it luckily but v often c wild elephants, monkeys, peacocks n wild fowl.

[@GunsKnivesandBeer]

What an incredible experience! The tiger alone would make the day. The safari looked awesome.

[@SallyAndEd]

The tuger was seriously something special. I can't explain how stoked we were to see one

[@akashsaha9697]

@Li saaa shit Mam !!...I don't know if u are Indian or not but honestly saying you know more than I ever read in Geography in my lifetime 👍👍

[@haryanviladka3052]

Sunderban is indian royal bengal tiger house . World largest tiger 1411 in India 🇮🇳

[@dhruvilkumpavat6037]

Bruh india is more than 2800 Tigers lol.tobe precise somewhere 3000 and total of world 3700

[@thegamingzne.1minago678]

@@dhruvilkumpavat6037 They are in West Bengal..

[@dhruvilkumpavat6037]

@@thegamingzne.1minago678 They r everywhere except W.B there is just a name Bengal . its mainly present In Krnataka MP Uttrakhand amd a bit of Rajasthan

[@swastikadas8357]

@@dhruvilkumpavat6037 Clearly, you know nothing 😂. In Sunderbans in West Bengal, you will find tigers in the wild. Those are scarce areas where many villagers get killed by tigers who often roam the villages when unable to find food in the forest. The water is crocodile infested, and the jungles are tiger infested. No tourists are allowed deep inside the jungles. The tigers aren't named Royal Bengal for no reason.

[@Baru_boy]

@@thegamingzne.1minago678 no Madhya Pradesh got the most number of tigers followed by Karnataka

[@WanderingSafa]

Its incredible how much this looks like South Africa!! and no idea they even had wild dogs there lol mind literately blown! and loving the Neistat merch!

[@SallyAndEd]

Haha 😂😂😂 We hadn't planned on filming! We don't usually wear it on camera 😂😂😂. Yes! We couldn't believe it either!

[@princeroy6931]

Actually India is home to two third of tigers population

[@xiijinpingthesupremeleader1349]

Yes , India is the second most diverse region after Africa.

[@Baru_boy]

We even have lions

[@G_O_A_T__W.B]

@@xiijinpingthesupremeleader1349 not second its first

[@stynershiner1854]

How about go see the rare one horned-Rhinos in Assam, North East India?

[@SallyAndEd]

Ohhh we saw one horned rhinos in Nepal! It was so beautiful! We're hoping to get to the North East soon though!

[@sreerajkp5419]

Rajasthan Nathaniel park

[@jairamsharma3077]

India is a mini world because india is diversity , many religions , many different people different cultures, different dress , different traditional , different languages different food different palce India view desert , snow , hills , many forts and rivers modern and old india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@RudyVisuals]

So jealous! What an incredible experience that must have been. Quality vlog as always guys!

[@SallyAndEd]

It really really was! Panna was amazing

[@vaibhav3946]

now they should show lions...

[@bclassic2474]

Good to see tiger population is reviving in panna actually recently the whole tiger population was hunted by poachers then tigers were brought from bandhavgarh reserve nad now they are thriving here . Great to see those wonderfull creatures.

[@SallyAndEd]

Yeah it's so good to hear!

[@whereslucie]

Wow! Incredible! 😍

[@SallyAndEd]

Thanks! :) Panna Tiger Reserve was awesome!

[@ojaschahal1599]

Loving the vlog you can Also you can go to Gujarat and visit gir forest to see Asiatic Lion 🦁. Many people don't know We in India have lions too

[@SallyAndEd]

You have Lions in India?! 😱😱😱 We HAVE to go see them!!

[@hellohello9956]

@@SallyAndEd Yes. Gir forest in Gujarat state.

[@SallyAndEd]

Oh man, if we saw a lion our trip to India would be complete

[@himanshutiwari3756]

R u joking Ojas?

[@ajesha15s40]

@@himanshutiwari3756 No..We have lions in Gir jungle..You can search it online

[@xp8632]

Animals in India are racist af.. They don't show up in front of of Indians but foreigners!😂😅... I've visited panna twice but didn't saw tiger yet😑

[@SallyAndEd]

Hahaha I think we were just really really really lucky this day

[@impastdeath]

Actually they were scared of u

[@vibsh625]

@@impastdeath The fцск you mean?

[@impastdeath]

@@vibsh625 u need Einstein's brain to understand my inglish. Ok...?

[@xp8632]

@Girish H Yeah dude.. may be!!!!...Next time I'll bring some foreigners along with me😉

[@dr.sachidulalchanda3134]

Wild Dogs of India known as Dhole, found in large number in the Western Ghats Rain Forest of Karnataka State in South of India especially check Nagarhole National Park at Kodagu/Coorg District in Karnataka State.

[@SallyAndEd]

That's so cool, thanks for the information!

[@dr.sachidulalchanda3134]

@@SallyAndEd My Pleasure.

[@sauravchoudhary1742]

i know Dhole from FARCRY4

[@dr.sachidulalchanda3134]

@@sauravchoudhary1742 I have personally Saw Pack of Dhole Wild Dogs in Nagarhole National Park.

[@softhunterdevil]

@@SallyAndEd Those are not Mowgli Family. Mowgli family would be India Wolves... Which are different from wild dogs Dhole.

[@FilAmIslanders]

Awesome jungle picnic! Wild animals so interesting to watch!👍❤️

[@vishwakarma.daviid]

Sally is so cheerful always smiling which is adorable. Lovely.

[@ItStartsWithAStep]

Wow guys that's amazing you got to see tigers leopards and wild dogs omg. That's fantastic I have to go back to India and see a tiger that would be amazing

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! It was sooo awesome! Yes come back to India!

[@RhettandClaire]

That's crazy! A leopard and a tiger.You guys sure you're not in our home country of South Africa? That bush sounds and looks exactly like it. Just listen to those sounds at 2:24. So peaceful!

[@SallyAndEd]

It was so much fun. Hopefully we'll make it to South Africa soon too!

[@tylerdavidson2400]

Rhett and Claire But there aint no tigers in SA. Also its more common to see leopards in India. They are even in their cities to eat dogs.😂😂😂

[@amitbajaj7236]

@@tylerdavidson2400 No there are no wild animals in Indian cities . When they cannot get the food in the forests , they come near the city fences but not on the Indian roads or residential areas ,but there was one incident recently when a tigress came in an Indian city and she found an abandoned building.On the ground floor there was a small hole where she was hiding from human beings, but she was caught and released in the forest .

[@tylerdavidson2400]

@Amit Bajaj Mate, leopards come regularly to Mumbai in search of stray dogs and you can find hundreds of videos of that in KZbin. You must be living in your mums house and probably don’t get out often.😂😂😂

[@amitbajaj7236]

Mate do you know how many people live in Mumbai. Do you think that when a panther comes on the streets of India they will offer him a stray dog for his lunch or dinner .One vdo which is repeated again and again will make you think oh yes the content is true . Furthermore do you think that most of the videos are true. Do they give out the entire truth. To make the video sizzling and interesting there are many spices added to it .I live in Mumbai and I know the truth and do you think that the panther who comes on the streets of Mumbai will be treated as a guest or a tourist , the people will kill it .Ok and answering to your comment that I stay at my mom's house, that is true , but that doesn't means that I am incarcerated over there .I can go out on the streets , go to my work place . A lie told 100 times becomes a truth not a rumour. So please do not take you tube seriously 🥺😳, most them are meant for entertainment purposes and to get subscribers the person making the video will sensationalise it they will speak 🙊🗣️ something out of context. Yes and I do go to forests for adventure , no wild animal has ever harmed me . It is when they perceive you a threat then they might attack you. Thank You ❤️😌.

[@atishtambe5898]

If you wanna see Lions than you can give a visit to Gujrat(Gir forest)...home to only Asiatic Lions now coz you won't find it anywhere in Asia except here!

[@SallyAndEd]

That sounds sooo awesome! We'll have to try and get there!

[@sreerags5818]

@@Kratos7686 Asiatic lions. They're only present in Gir and Iran

[@shuvamchatterjee8611]

@@Kratos7686 lol they are not zoo lions at all but Gir is the natural habitat of Asiatic lions.

[@bethechange1945]

@@Kratos7686 stupid

[@rishabhsingh-yv9ns]

@@Kratos7686 They are two whole different species bro. African lions are scientifically called Panthera leo leo while the Asiatic lions are called Panthera leo persica. African lions can be found in many other African countries outside of South Africa while the Asiatic lions can only be found in India, nowhere else

[@rithikslife8060]

Because it's our national animal 💪😍🔥

[@contact2kashi]

leave aside having glimpse of wild animals , being in jungle is in itself a experience cannot be described in words. The clean air , the natural habitat , chirping of birds...planning one after corona

[@deviousdevil5556]

This is the best way to see wildlife. Close all the zoos and encourage safari. Good work mates. Loved your video.

[@rishabhlovesglobe2060]

That smiling face though....😍

[@SallyAndEd]

It's beautiful isn't it

[@wakargamingyt]

Worlds almost more than 60% Tigers are in India plus lions too😊and 30% of birds species are found in India i think so i am not sure about birds 😅😁

[@SallyAndEd]

You could be right!

[@wakargamingyt]

@@SallyAndEd 😅😅😅😅😘🔥btw i love you both and your vlogs too🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😘💞💖😅😅😊

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

Wow you guys are so lucky to see a tiger and a leopard!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! They were beautiful!

[@unowhotravelchannel]

Wow guys, you were lucky to see any of those beautiful animals in the reserve! An amazing experience, great you could share it! 😎👍👍👍💕

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! We were so so soooo lucky!

[@CommunityToursAustralia]

Love Tigers !! Wow so cute

[@SallyAndEd]

It was beautiful!! We were so lucky!

[@CommunityToursAustralia]

@@SallyAndEd i must see Melbourne Zoo i get free tickets because my neighbor works there

[@prateekbohra7610]

When you are up close they don't look so cute

[@GoodBoy-cy9tj]

as well as Dangerous

[@CommunityToursAustralia]

@@GoodBoy-cy9tj yeah must be careful

[@AdityaSharma-me6je]

Before youtube became what it is now, people all over the world thought India ain't worth visiting all thanks to the media. But now thanks to people like you, India and many other previously unexplored, unpopular countries for tourism are getting the limelight they deserve.

[@SallyAndEd]

Thank you! So lovely of you to say!

[@toxoreed9334]

thanks for bringing something diffrent.

[@arushmendhe4096]

Bonkers luck!!! People do so many safaris to watch them once and you saw 3 of the rarest in just one safari

[@RICKHALBUR]

Great video guys it was some much fun watching thanks for taking me along and you know me Be Safe lol and God Bless

[@SallyAndEd]

Thanks you! We had such a great time in Panna,. We were very lucky!

[@BOBPEPPER]

You guys are having the time of your like, great video i enjoyed it

[@SallyAndEd]

Yeah India is really really incredible

[@vinayvardhansingh8938]

Believe me u guys are soooooooo lucky ...u saw a tiger and leopard... generally they don't come out

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! We were SOOO lucky!

[@Nontouristicindia12err]

actually thats not the case national parks r divided in different zones like where tiger finding probablity is more for going there u will have to pay more money if only want to have jungle safari then u need less money....

[@isaacclarke4229]

Amazing! 🔥🔥getting there real soon.. 🐯🐯

[@sudhendugupte7562]

So you had great time in a national park and enjoyed it good , you were luck. Thanks.

[@vivpro1951]

U guys were really lucky there r very low chances of spotting a tiger in panna reserve

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes we were so lucky! Seeing the tiger was just magical

[@Amit-pe9um]

i love your smile sally :). keep smiling .

[@ChrisMichelleGoPlaces]

Wow - those were some pretty terrific sightings. Wild dog sighting is particularly fantastic. How were the crowds inside the park during the sightings? Did you feel like there were a lot of other cars around or did you feel like you had them more to yourself?

[@SallyAndEd]

We had a lot of the Park to ourselves which was great! At the tiger sighting though, the guides had their phones calling each other so it got a little crazy. It ws really quiet most of the day though!

[@Sherkhan-wn4sm]

You guys just had a Bonanza...just subscribed.

[@SallyAndEd]

Thanks! Great to have you here!

[@prashantpal4050]

India is home for tigers since Ages Even Tiger is National Animal of India.

[@priyamd4759]

You are very lucky. I was in Kanha National Park for 3 days (6 safaris) but could see only a pack of Wild dogs and several deer etc but none of the big cats. Great video.

[@SallyAndEd]

Thank you! We've always had some incredible luck with Safaris

[@121072900]

All that in one safari.. Super lucky

[@mountainlion105]

Tigers wanted to see Kangaroo

[@SallyAndEd]

That's why she came out. She had a rare siting of two kangaroos in india hahaha

[@nava5714]

You can also visit , the sunderbans of West Bengal . It's also a tiger reserve on river deltas but the safaris are done on boats .

[@SallyAndEd]

Oooo that sounds awesome! Thanks!

[@sanugoswami98]

Royal Bengal tiger dekhne kya liya jungle mein jana padega 😁🤣

[@robnsingh]

Thats cool , would love to visit this reserve someday .

[@SallyAndEd]

It's really awesome! Panna National Park should be on everyones bucket list. I'm sure you'll make it there!

[@FarukAhmed-zj5zf]

Omg you guys are so cute together 😃👍

[@SallyAndEd]

Thank you!

[@decebreezemen7320]

I ve always wanted to ride a tiger.🐯 . Sitting on his back whatta pleasure

[@08prtk]

Wow.. That's a beautiful animal.

[@SallyAndEd]

Yeah, she was gorgeous

[@yashraghav1485]

India has most no. Of wild cat species (about 15) and snakes (about 300) in world Wild cats of india: Asiatic lion Bengal tiger (also white tiger) Indian leopard (also black panther) Snow leopard Clouded leopard Eurasian lynx Caracal Leopard cat Fishing cat Bengal cat Pallas cat Golden cat Jungle cat Marbled cat Rusty spotted cat(smallest cat species in world) Just a note: many people think india doesnt have brown bears as shown in jungle book but india does have himalayan brown bear just look like grizzlies. And mowgli was raised by indian wolves not dogs.

[@SallyAndEd]

Oh wow! So much! Thank you for the information!

[@bharathsf]

My native village 70 kms from Bangalore. The famour British tiger hunter Kenneth Anderson was based there. I have gone to countless tiger reserves in India but I have never seen a live tiger. You guys are very lucky

[@rajaryansharma6634]

Loved the Vlog!

[@SallyAndEd]

Thanks!

[@Luffy-ri2lp]

Why are ur vlogs so behind from where are you now(i.e Jaipur)😑😑😒

[@SallyAndEd]

Haha because we film so much. We film, edit, work and travel. We don't always film and edit the same day so we end up with a big lag of content

[@satyam1945]

Come to dudawa National park , 220 km from Lucknow airport and 3-4.5 hours by car and enjoy.

[@atozworld9937]

You are so amazing dear love from India

[@SallyAndEd]

Thank you!

[@hughcoulter8313]

How much to visit panna n.p please....

[@vickydwivedi3055]

Wow you visit Panna good to see here

[@SallyAndEd]

Yeah it was sooo awesome!

[@SG-ix7sl]

Incredible India ♥️

[@SallyAndEd]

Absolutely!

[@navaneethsanker467]

Wow..This is so cool

[@SallyAndEd]

Thank you! We loved it

[@sooryanarayan4148]

i have visited panna twice. hope u saw the diamond mine

[@karmameranaam]

During the monsoon go on trek on Sinhagarh for in Pune. A lifetime unforgettable journey.

[@SallyAndEd]

It sounds amazing!

[@abhishekchaudhari1310]

plz add the locations of various things and areas ,,,around the world ,,fully like ,,Mumbai--Maharashtra, India

[@kanishks6757]

Visit the Jim Corbett National park if you can up in the North. It is way denser and way more beautiful. And yes it has tigers too.

[@SallyAndEd]

We've heard Jim Corbett is beautiful. We'd love to go!

[@satyamchaurasia2708]

I had also.watched this tiger when I visited this place last year

[@SallyAndEd]

Oh that's amazing!

[@nathanrv]

very good camerawork guys, assuming you guys are vloggers and not pros, Wishing you success for the future..

[@SallyAndEd]

Thanks! Just vloggers

[@Indian2.5]

Just amazing 👌👌👌

[@SallyAndEd]

It really was! I can't believe how lucky we were

[@hshshsjanaha308]

I have been there 3 time and I only saw trees , sky and sun 😖

[@SallyAndEd]

Haha oh no!! Hopefully you get to see them next time. I thnk we were just really really lucky

[@sarthak2424]

Tiger sighting depends on which month you visit the tiger reserve plus you're luck. Mar to May are probably the best months to visit. Monsoon period isn't the best time because of high glassland, availability of drinking water in every pit for tigers, etc. Fortune also plays the big role as I've met people who haven't seen tiger in their 10 visits to jungle safari.

[@MotorcycleMeditator]

You guyz have no idea how lucky you got...

[@SallyAndEd]

We were SOOO lucky! Such an amazing day!

[@lifefundadosto1255]

Wow!Lucky.😊

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! We were SOOO lucky in Panna National Park

[@neeljani1]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@yashohit]

You should have gone to Khajuraho it's a world heritage site and only 25 km to panna national park

[@SallyAndEd]

We did go! We just didn't film it 😂

[@sandipadhikari644]

Did u know Panna is a place where diamond is mined ?

[@SallyAndEd]

Really? We didn't know that

[@riteshjaiswal6485]

Yes my school is situated near diamond mines I'm from panna

[@noname13years62]

@@SallyAndEd you know that diamonds were first mined in India and India was the largest exporter of diamonds till 18th century. The largest diamond, kohinoor(the mountain of light) was mined in India which was stolen like most precious things during British colonial era and now this diamond sits on the crown of the queen.

[@nitinnishant7783]

Most foreign tourists eat bread toast, chips, biscuits and such while traveling in India. But you guys eat authentic Indian food. Hats off!

[@SallyAndEd]

haha thanks!

[@sanjivpratap8800]

Where are you from?

[@bombayvega7021]

You guys are in the state I’m from. Welcome to MP, by the way “khajuraho” is pretty close to Panna. You guys should visit there too.

[@SallyAndEd]

We did! It was so much fun exploring the temples! We just didn't make a video about it.. sorry!

[@bombayvega7021]

Sally And Ed that’s cool, as long as you guys didn’t miss it. 😀

[@Dee-gf6ir]

You should also visit Gir National park, Gujarat the place for rare Asiatic lions found only in India.

[@harishtharamma6829]

You Enjoyed In India 😉

[@DebojoitiDhali]

Jim corbett national park is the most rated national park... And you can see tigers, lions, chita, dears, burds, bisons, etc etc and many more in ever corner.

[@SallyAndEd]

Oh i wish we had time to get to Jim Corbett national park. We heard it's amazing!

[@syedshujaat1844]

Cheetah and lions aren't there in Corbett National Park... Though the tiger density is quite high there... And needless to say the park is awesome...!!!

[@varadgite]

Dammm uh guys are so lucky

[@shantideep3117]

Just subscribed for your cute face and smile.

[@SallyAndEd]

haha, thank you!

[@aman_s47]

India is home to the largest no of tigers in the world.

[@satyadevchauhan3312]

I visited ranthnambore national park last year but not seen any tiger.

[@frederickbourbon3008]

you guys are in my home state MP :)

[@star_icecream]

I'm Indian and I saw tiger many times

[@muktiprateekdas9769]

Oh man I just remembered my trip.did u see the leopard

[@dipanshurathore4287]

Sally is so cute

[@sammywhammy007]

Did you guys see Khajuraho? Don’t see any videos. Saw you getting off the train station at Khajuraho but no vlogs. For Tiger sightings, the best ones to go are Ranthambore or Bandhavgarh which have the highest density/sq.km . Kanha or Corbett have lot of tigers in a spread out area. If you get a chance, go up to Gir NP for Asiatic Lions, the only place you can see them in the wild.

[@SallyAndEd]

We went to Khajuraho your right. We didn't film it though. We wanted a day to just soak it in and enjoy the country without a camera

[@sammywhammy007]

Sally And Ed Oh that’s a bummer 😀 Yeah I know how hectic it can be to have a camera all the time but I was hoping you didn’t do that at Khajuraho. Most visitors skip Khajuraho because they don’t know much about the place but it’s a true architectural treasure like Angkor Wat and stunning example of Hindu temple architecture. It would have made for an excellent vlog and I am glad you guys took the time to visit there. I wish you had your camera off day at Varanasi instead of Khajuraho 😀 Almost everyone visits Varanasi and frankly, I don’t quite understand the allure of the place to visitors at all. I was born a Hindu ( won’t call myself one now as I am non religious) and it’s my least favorite city in India from the only time I have visited it during my childhood LOL You have to put a gun to my head to take a dip in Ganges at Varanasi. It is a mix of raw sewage and industrial waste at that point of the river.

[@TheSanthalVlogger]

Such a funny thumbnail. Tiger is staring at you. Who is this beautiful girl in my territory 😂

[@ak-um8ln]

Please do visit Himachal Pradesh to see snow leopard and Gujrat to see lions

[@SallyAndEd]

That would be amazing!

[@pratikjoshi7653]

Tiger is so handsome

[@pranjalishukla3448]

You guys visited panna tiger safari which is awesome undoubtedly but trust me you missed the white tiger safari in Mukundpur, rewa, MP. Just 2-3 hrs away from panna. Basically The first white tiger of the world was spotted by Rewa Maharaja (King) Martand Singh was names Mohan, in this region only.It is from Mohan that all white tigers of the world have descended and Mukundpur where the world’s first white tiger safari was held.

[@SallyAndEd]

Oh wow. You're right, that would have been AMAZING!

[@arupnaskar3818]

amazing to see u .. I just subscribed u ...♻️

[@SallyAndEd]

😀😀😀 Thank you so much. We truly appreciate it!

[@harrysharma9961]

Nice video guys

[@SallyAndEd]

Thankyou!

[@sanjaydhakad8093]

U really doing great job.. Almost above 70% of world's tiger lives in india.. Also make visit jim corbet national park.. Uttarakhand Nd for #lions visit gir forest, gujrat U r just awesome 😍😍.. Subscribers will boost up to 100 k. Soon😘😘😊

[@SallyAndEd]

Thanks! YeS! WE WANT TO SEE THE LIONS SO BADLY!!!

[@asimghatak2155]

Are the wild dogs called Dhole? They look similar.

[@rajrock7720]

Please visit Corbet national park uttarakhand a tiger reserve park...❤️❤️

[@SallyAndEd]

Oh Raj we would love to! We've already left!

[@onlyinaustralia7641]

How amazing It looks like in Africa It's very beautiful Love your video production guys So cool That pouring water, jumping in the car, the music Everything is like watching a cinematic video Thanks for sharing guys Have a great week ahead Cheers

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! We couldn't believe it was India. We thought we were in Africa or something! Thank you!

[@SallyAndEd]

Yes! We couldn't believe it was India. We thought we were in Africa or something! Thank you!

[@ekanshgupta2421]

Tigers aren't found in Africa

[@abmitboz]

Unfortunately there are no tigers in Africa..but in India you can find the Asiatic lion

[@kalpalatasahu3753]

In our forest there lived porcupine spotted deer crocodile totoise lepord and hyeanas and different birds 😂😂🦏🦐🦔🦓🦊🦊🦊🦔👺

[@sanjivpratap8800]

I love my nation

[@SallyAndEd]

It's really really incredible Sanjiv!