Jim Corbett Jungle Safari with MY MOM! (Famous Tiger Reseve)

[@talesofodyssey]

Unfortunately I see that despite my multiple attempts to correct it, there are some freezes in the videos. Please bare with me, there are only a few, hope you still enjoy the rest of the video 🙏

[@odomangulati7079]

1. Jim Corbett is not the best place for a tiger sighting. Its more hype due to its colonial past. 2. Winter is a BAD time for Tiger spotting. Just before Summer is the best time. 3. If you want to do Tiger spotting during Winer months, South India is a better bet because its warmer there. 4. Tadoba National Park in Maharashtra has a 81% sighting and is the best place for Tiger spotting Today. 5. Since you are in Jim Corbett, do visit Nainital which is a truly Beautiful Hill Station right next to Jim Corbett. It has a lake that never overflows and the price is reasonable. It's one of the few places where you can find a "Red Panda". It would be a shame if you mother missed Nainital.

[@hindurashtra63]

Just a Hint to get more views : I recommend you remove Jhirna and Bijra in Title of Video in Brakets and replace them with the word - "Tiger Sanctuary", Since even us Indians aren't familiar with these names - Jhirna and Bijra and they aren't popular search terms. Great Video btw, Will keep an eye on your interesting videos !!!

[@priyamd4759]

i have been to Kanha, Tadoba, and Ranthambor - multiple times. Absolutely no luck with tigers. I like roaming in the forest so no regrets. But there are no wild tigers for me. The best/ rarest / most dangerous I have seen is a group of wild dogs / _"dhol"_ in the local language at Kanha if i remember correctly. Forests are lovely. Besides if one is not obsessed about Tiger watching and knowledgeable about flora and fauna (I am not) then there is so much to see - trees, flowers, birds, along with the easily recognized animals such as deer, peacock, etc. Add to it the pure air to breath in for a change. I do find it odd about people obsessing to see Tiger alone! Well, I have not seen any in the wild so I don't know the lure but it seems people are more eager to tick-mark a box and have bragging rights!! Good luck next time!

[@gnxtpankaj]

Tadoba andhari has the best tiger sighting in India.. it's in Maharashtra near Nagpur

[@rage848]

The best time to visit Jim Corbett is in the summers when the tigers are found near the scarce water resources since most of them dry up.

[@marcoroams]

Hello, welcome to India. I am so happy you are in my country 🇮🇳

[@marcoroams]

@@jacobsoros_ I actually am!

[@marcoroams]

@@jacobsoros_ I love Indian food bro

[@keangwooichoo6138]

I am very happy despite having 1.4b people, india has so many wildlife parks.

[@SurajitRoypw]

In Sundarbans you will definitely spot a tiger and it is a world heritage of nature certified by unisco. And also alligator and pneumatophores. I will assure you it will be your most adventurous boat ride.

[@talesofodyssey]

Haha we will have to see about that. It is a large and dense mangrove ecosystem with only around 100 individuals. We gotta be very lucky 😅

[@Ambassin__]

Nice to be one with nature

[@talesofodyssey]

Indeed 😊

[@simbathedomesticwarrior1198]

If you can take the heat, you should visit Tadoba Andhari Tiger reserve in May. We did 7 safaris and saw tigers every time.

[@talesofodyssey]

Yess many people online as well as offline have suggested Tadoba! Will definitely need to plan this!! Incredible you saw tigers on every visit 😱

[@priyamd4759]

@@talesofodyssey I have been to Tadoba but no luck. Most people spot tigers during summer as every animal small or large has to come to water hole and most grassland is clear. I personally won't like to go in a forest that is parched and without grass lands and less green. But I agree the chances of Tiger spotting are way higher during summer.

[@nikhilsahay895]

Yep Tadoba is less than half size of Jim Corbett so less area for Tiger to run around plus fewer water sources so they have to come to those known spots.

[@ultimateking6869]

​@@talesofodysseygo to gir forest of Gujarat

[@sunflowersAREnotCOQUETTE]

Went there, 7 hours later, saw none :(

[@ElephantSoul]

Good video ❤

[@madmax800]

Jim Corbett area is not only renowned for tiger's but a variety of bird's also being on foothills of himalayas you can be driving around mountains in less than an hour. The area has different kinds of cereals which are packed with nutrients like mandwa and vegetables with medicinal benefits 🙂

[@PDVlog473]

Watching here kabayan Gandang Gabi Po nice sharing your vlogs 👍😊

[@ag14769]

It feels really pleasant to stay in a homestay surrounded by forest. Wandering in the forest by safari car gives thrilling feel. Yes, we didn't see any tiger, but saw other animals through your blog. Looking forward for your upcoming blogs. Happy journey!

[@talesofodyssey]

Yes it was very nice being surrounded by nature like this! Waking up near the forest and experiencing the beauty of the forest it was good for the soul! Glad you enjoyed the video 😁

[@sshivash]

Nice to see mother and daughter team enjoying all that India has to offer! I hope you girls are planning to visit Karnataka. Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka have the highest numbers of tigers in India but Karnataka also has the highest number of elephants (>6,000) and leopards (>1,000). Karnataka has 5 national parks and 12 wildlife sanctuaries..........annnnnnd more than 400 pubs in Bangalore! 🙂

[@talesofodyssey]

Did you know I have been in India before? You can watch the videos from the start here 🇮🇳 kzbin.info/aero/PL0oGrm6HWXKZ9-wdsJE6R763gMtA5BD_K

[@londhedush]

I would recommend Tadoba and Bandhavgarh, if you have time.

[@standwithtruth1785]

You should come to Tadoba tiger reserve in Maharashtra. You definitely see tigers here.

[@RomitDholakia5]

My friend who is a photographer has been to Jim Corbett 100s of time and he never saw a tiger. I went there just once and after my first night I saw a tiger right outside the cottage i stayed in.

[@talesofodyssey]

What?? 😱 That is crazy 😱

[@rajeevkatyal2342]

Warm wishes from Multani Indians, #multaniindians, Nice to watch your videos. India has lot of wildlife and it's quite adventures. I lived in Africa for a few years and experienced some jungle safari. Spending time close to nature is always very fascinating.

[@kneelakantanakhilesh9968]

Dutch lady with a strong South African accent!!!!!!

[@talesofodyssey]

South African lady with strong South African accent living in Netherlands 😂

[@jackvandersluis1723]

Great video Tales, too bad no tigers 😢

[@vyom11]

Just feel the jungle, that itself is thrilling, knowing that the tiger is watching us. It only does not want to be seen.

[@satyendrakushwah2736]

Enjoy your journey in India 🇮🇳.. lots of love from mp India

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

Hey Rachelle, I too did not see a tiger when I went on a jungle safari. You are not alone. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Harriet and I would do it together this time. Maybe the second time it will happen (seeing a tiger). Hope you're feeling better. Give our best to your dear mom. Sending much love❤ from Richmond, Va. Jim, Harriet and Yuki

[@talesofodyssey]

Yeah patience game! Was so hoping to spot one with my mom, but glad we got to see the other big cat! 😄 Do you and Harriet have plans to visit India together any time soon? And thanks guys! Have an awesome weekend ☺️☺️

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

We planned to go in a couple of years. I miss it. We have an itinerary that is full for next year. And likewise, Have a great weekend ! @@talesofodyssey 🙏🙏

[@rohanvarshnei]

Sighting a tiger involves a lot of luck, timing and patience - However one can increase the chances of seeing them by choosing the right reserve, right zone during the right time of the year - this ofcourse takes knowing the jungles and the behaviour and weather patterns. Happy to recommend the best combination on your next trip! Cheers!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Agree. Watching a tiger in malaysia is like going to pluto.

[@joylife428]

Heard of Jim Corbett stories and his encounter with Bengal tigress.terrifying brave act .🎇🎇

[@aadnitraat]

Prachtig weer! 🐯🐅🐅

[@talesofodyssey]

Dank je 😁

[@joydeeproy1580]

I remember your fascination for wild life. a great video, enjoyed it

[@saileshk2003s]

well done, jom Corbett is best place indeed. Has got great history, Jim walked everywhere with his dog Robin.

[@sajithsree5910]

Welcome to india and welcoming to kerala😊

[@Darshan_p]

Your Gir tour was successful, to spot big cats

[@talesofodyssey]

Yes absolutely 🦁

[@rohitrana6078]

Thank you so much for coming to Uttarakhand ❤❤

[@dhruvilkumpavat6037]

The way your passion for Environment and animal is makes me feel every foreigner shd be trained by you 😂

[@Sthithpragnya]

Rachelle I think you should visit in summer between April to June for sighting of big cats

[@VinodKumar-jf5my]

Nice reaction! 🎉 You should visit Kanha Forest in Madhyapradesh you will like it.

[@Anandpenat]

Well Bijrani isn't very easy.. The terrain is all up and down and cliffs and valleys.. Very dense and difficult to spot. You will do way better at Jhirna. All the very best. ( By the way I have done this for over 8 years and my favourite zone is Dhikala , but that's almost impossible to get into because of the number limitation for stay there . )

[@explorepitlochry5292]

It took us a few times before we saw our first tiger too. I used to joke with the drivers and guides that there was someone going around with a tiger pug mark stamp, putting pug marks in the sand for tourists. We love idea and have fortunately been able to see a good number of tigers in a whole range of different parks and caught them on video. Well done with your video, very well done. I need to pinch some of your techniques for my videos

[@gtanuja5931]

U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu it's amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi , wayanad

[@talesofodyssey]

I made videos in Kerala at the start of 2023, you can find them in my India playlist! That was a very nice trip

[@ashikihsan1946]

Yes this is sad my friend that you couldn't see any tigers in Jim Corbett. The same thing happened to you when you visited Yala Wildlife Park to watch leopards in our country Sri Lanka. Don't worry my friend, there are several tiger sanctuaries in India. You can spot tigers there

[@SshivamKhopkar]

Always love and enjoy your safari vlogs.

[@talesofodyssey]

Awesome to hear you have liked my nature content 😁

[@lifeshobbies]

Visit Nagarahole, Kabini tiger reserve, which is located in southern India, the state called Karnataka. It is the home to TIGERS, BLACK PANTHER, LEOPARDS, ELEPHANTS,many more. I hope you will spot a tiger there. By the way, love your videos ❤

[@JE-in6iw]

I was lucky to see a tigress and her two equal size cubs in Sawai Madhopur Rajasthan.

[@direwolf7491]

Man I was rooting for you. Try taking your mom to Gir forest you have higher chance of seeing a lion there and Kaziranga for an elephant ride.

[@talesofodyssey]

Yeahhh it is what it is. Hopefully next time 😊. Gir isn’t really on our route this time! But I had a fabulous experience in Gir earlier this year 😁

[@direwolf7491]

@@talesofodyssey That's ok. All the best. Hope she is enjoying India. I really like your vlogs they have a unique vibe.

[@harshaderkalwar6922]

I think you should visit "Tadoba Andhari Tiger reserve" you will definitely spot one......

[@livelife4478]

All i can say is. Im a big fan now.🎉

[@talesofodyssey]

Haha awesome 🥳

[@Drvinod-ze5ew]

You are nature lover ❤

[@samirvele8867]

You can visit Tadoba Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra state , it has good tiger sighting

[@gkukreti]

Do visit Nainital as you're nearby. Maybe, head up north to Kasar Devi, Almora, and Munsyari. Welcome to Kumaun, Uttarakhand.

[@ru2979]

1:20 This moment got me rollin 🤣🤣🤣🤣LMAO

[@manojanthwal5216]

Hello Mom daughter friends duo ....this is best time to visit Mumbia, Kerla and southern part of India - mild hot climate there.....but anyhow enjoy the North India climate too.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

It is good to have anti poaching units.

[@redprint2007]

Please come to Bhubaneswar, Puri and Konark

[@unfilteredwithvarun]

Do consider visiting Andhra Pradesh it offers a rich cultural tapestry, historical landmarks like the ancient city of Amaravati, serene beaches along its coastline, and delectable cuisine. The state's diverse attractions cater to various interests, making it a compelling destination for those seeking a blend of heritage, natural beauty, and culinary delights.

[@vijaytellslinesevergreen2086]

There is a resto called pahadi you should visit there

[@pingaldas802]

Great great ,❤❤❤I love our Indian all forest ..you also must ...lovely video

[@pinkidebofficial8730]

You should come kaziranga national park ....in assam you will see here most famous one horn rhino and it also know n for tiger reserve ....❤you can do elephant safari and many more 🇮🇳

[@SAIND20242___d]

I would love to take my mother the way you're doing ...

[@daparthiudayaganesh5154]

Monkey's are real naughty tho 😂

[@talesofodyssey]

Hahah yes they are 😂

[@superNova10020]

​​@@talesofodysseyvisit andaman Island, meghalaya forests, pondicherry city, auli hill Station

[@PREST00]

Haha I was about to say that. Makes you feel better my mom delivered my breakfast just as that played on my screen. She did her best Oh my. It's a traveling video ma

[@striker44]

Better luck next time. Yes, nature and wildlife have their own mind when to present its best to humans.

[@travelwithvijaytamil]

❤ Beautiful vlog🎉 One more thing. Itchy Boots also travel in india

[@vinodsharma7111]

Visit Indian Island Andaman and Nicobar it's beautiful place

[@travelwithme4229]

Which camera did u use to shoot the leopard

[@BaljinderSingh-rw6zn]

Very good Video i Love your Video keep going

[@doglovers814]

Hey, you should really visit tadoba tiger reserve, especially Adegaon or junona gate. It is the best in my experience in all the other parks i've been to. Nov-Dec is the best time as the forest is very beautiful as well. But try to book safari for 3-4 days in the morning and evening as chances get significantly higher. Just book tickets in advance as people book months before

[@talesofodyssey]

Thanks for the tips!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Perhaps too cold for tigers to roam during daylight (they are nocturnal animals)

[@sudiptoatutube]

Come to Sundarbans in West Bengal - The home of Royal Bengal Tigers.

[@theavinab07]

Come to Assam. Assam have 4 tiger reserves

[@vishalmalakar9848]

Visit kanha national park 80 chance you see tiger and many more other animals

[@moneymatters1209]

Very impressive expecting more vidoes from you

[@TurkishCoffee_8]

Two angels in safari

[@sanjivroy6083]

Please go to Ranthambore National Park Rajasthan you will surely see a tiger

[@talesofodyssey]

Been there a few times and saw 0 😂

[@AnubhavSingh-xq2nu]

@@talesofodyssey😂😂

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

U should visit ladakh Leh, Jammu Kashmir, Manali, Shimla, Rishikesh, udaipur, Jaisalmer, pushkar, Goa, Kerala, Bangalore, hampi, meghalaya, udaipur, Jaisalmer, pushkar, Goa, Kerala, Bangalore, hampi, meghalaya, Darjeeling, Sikkim, Andaman and Nicobar islands in India 🇮🇳

[@nerdArya]

No Tiger sighting in Tiger Reserves Meanwhile there's probably 2 Maneaters on the loose in Mohaan area in Jim Corbett. Killed a lady and 2 men in last few weeks, attacked bikers and jumped on a moving car.

[@sanjudas342]

Just liked the fact you mentioned that national park safaris donot assure wildlife sightings.. ❤ Visit Sunderbans in West Bengal for a complete different National park experience.

[@PN_IAS]

Madhya Pradesh has most national park and tigers 🐅

[@Anshul7777-mbd]

Love from moradabad (uttar pradesh) jai shri ram ...

[@udhamsinghjaat2363]

🙌Love ❤ from 🕉INDIA 🙇 #BHARAT🙏

[@oxoelfoxo]

wondering what exactly an alarm call is in relation to sighting tigers. you hear one make a sound?

[@talesofodyssey]

An alarm call is when other animals give a warning noise which indicates there is a predator like a tiger in the area 😊 . So even though you can’t see the tiger you know they are there because other animals are giving out warning calls to their peers

[@oxoelfoxo]

makes sense! thanks@@talesofodyssey

[@Gb83197]

You should come to Madhya Pradesh to see the tigers. The number of tigers in India is highest in Madhya Pradesh and it is the state with the largest number of national parks in India

[@Gb83197]

And the place from which Jungle Book is inspired, Pench National Park is also here

[@ajaypator5751]

North East India beautiful place

[@achyutshukla5283]

I feel sorry for no sightings of big cats. For a sure 100% sighting guarantee I suggest you opt for Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve or Tadoba Andhari Tiger reserve. If required I can help you on Tadoba Andhari details.

[@DrParasites]

That monkey 😂

[@talesofodyssey]

😂

[@marcdaniel1347]

Spotted some naughties 🙈

[@ExploreIndia_ByRajeev]

He is just doing the thing he is supposed without making fuss u guess, and luckily he don't need to impress the woman with some gifts or flashy cars I guess .😜

[@whysonoob...]

Just Come to Assam The Mighty Kaziranga National If You want to see Tigers and 1 horn Rhino / Worlds Largest River island /worlds smallest river island

[@AnilKumar-qj8wd]

Super best 👌👌👌🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@keangwooichoo6138]

A few days ago a truck hit a tiger in malaysia. Another road kill. Sad.

[@talesofodyssey]

Oh nooo 😔😔

[@Q_QQ_Q]

I think it's a bit dangerous in the open safari Jeep to see tigers.

[@Justchillingbruv]

No harm mate, the tigers are familiarized with the jeeps so they do not harm it. In case if they do (0.01 chance) the guide is trained enough to get you back to the safety.

[@Rahul_Singh100]

It seems so obvious that Tiger would attack an open gypsy but there has never been any attack on open safari gypsy till date by any Tiger. They will go on to even sniff the tires on some occasion but never attack or pounce on the humans in gypsy.

[@suj3919]

Thanks WOW THAT'S AWESOME KEEP IT UP FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY LOVE KINDNESS WOMEN POWER DIGNITY FREEDOM PROSPERITY JUSTICE LIBERTY FRATERNITY EQUALITY HAPPINESS ✌️👍👌 HEALTH IS WEALTH FIT IS HIT 🎯👽💯

[@samratmanna1353]

Imagine a tiger taking a morning walk and seeing these guys. He would be like " oh man can't a tiger take a peaceful shit . These human's are always disturbing my pooping time😂.

[@talesofodyssey]

Hahahaha 😂😂💩

[@RealSourav11111]

The Word 'Greenery' was invented by Coleridge in his Kubla Khan: A Vision In A Dream!!..... Hare Krishna!

[@SeekSter_MOnK]

❤❤❤

[@AnubhavSingh-xq2nu]

Monkey mating clip was so funny

[@talesofodyssey]

😂

[@AnubhavSingh-xq2nu]

@@talesofodyssey love your videos cover himachal and landour too love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️

[@vikramgurung3043]

A shoots in the dark..jim corbet..school days..

[@AmritpalSingh-cq4fn]

It's my place ramnagar uttarakhand

[@VISHUJAIN-un6uz]

Beautiful 😍❤️😍❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MithleshRai-y9e]

He do gir safari in gujrat only asiatic lions

[@talesofodyssey]

I made a video in Gir earlier this year and had an AMAZING sighting! Here is the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYOti6CArbmCoLcsi=Op0KC_XDYvBMZmPp

[@nikhilsharma576]

Privacy violated at 8:46

[@talesofodyssey]

😂

[@Mr_HellboY]

Must visit 🇮🇳 Do you know about these places.. Bandhipur Tiger reserve , periyar tiger reserve, badra tiger reserve, kabani forest safari. Khana forest safari , and nagarhole tiger reserve 🙌 Don't miss this names 👍

[@bhyomkeshbakshika5938]

In the evening it takes two shots of whiskey on the rocks to get it high and a selfie with you in it

[@uniqueWorldWithManish]

Brother where are you from 😊

[@rajkatyal1957]

Wao, Good Wishes from Multani Indians, #multaniindians, Looks you are very much enjoying your stay in India. Viewers are suggesting to you to visit so many Jungle Safari parks.So I will not add more to it. My suggestion is you visit Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary on Agra Jaipur Road.

[@bhyomkeshbakshika5938]

Always leave a Card when you want to see a tiger with a small chai

[@Sangram-IND]

Very Beautiful ❤❤❤

[@sahasrangshuchanda7214]

Go to the state madhya pradesh