Our Legacy in Indian Wildlife Tourism
Our journey into wildlife tourism in India began in 1992, when my father, Mr. Vinod Goswami, embarked on his path as a naturalist and field expert. Collaborating with some of the top wildlife tour operators across the country, he gained in-depth, firsthand knowledge of India’s national parks, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity. Over the decades, he built strong bonds with forest communities, conservationists, and fellow nature lovers, laying the groundwork for what we proudly carry forward today.
In 2008, his passion led him to establish his own wildlife travel venture—planting the seeds for what has now grown into a trusted name in wilderness safaris and birding tours across India.
Continuing the Legacy: A New Chapter in 2024
In 2024, I, Ankit Goswami, stepped in to lead the next chapter of our family-run wildlife travel company. Although I bring 1.5 years of formal experience, I’ve spent a lifetime immersed in nature—from childhood safaris to countless conversations about birds and big cats at the dinner table.
With a background in wildlife photography, nature conservation, and immersive travel, I offer a modern approach while honoring our roots. Every tour we craft is deeply personal, blending local insight with a profound respect for wildlife.
Why Choose Us for Your Indian Wildlife Safari?
Over 15 years of family-run expertise in Indian wildlife tourism
Guided by a new generation wildlife photographer & naturalist
Deep local knowledge ensures authentic and enriching wildlife experiences
Eco-conscious, small-group and fully customizable wildlife tours
Specialized in Indian birds, big cat safaris, and rare habitats
Trusted network of local guides, trackers & conservation experts
Respectful, Responsible & Real Encounters With the Wild
Whether you’re an avid birder, a wildlife photographer, or a curious first-time explorer, our mission remains simple
To connect you with nature — meaningfully, ethically, and memorably.
Let’s explore the untamed beauty of India together — one respectful step at a time.
The Faces Behind Capture Wild India
A team of wildlife professionals and nature lovers who live, breathe, and explore India’s wild landscapes
Vinod Goswami
Wildlife & Cultural Tour Specialist
Vinod Goswami began his journey in tourism in 1992, driven by a deep appreciation for India’s natural beauty and cultural richness. Over the years, he has accompanied guests across India and neighboring regions, helping them explore both wildlife and heritage with insight and care. As his travels deepened, so did his interest in birds and mammals, eventually becoming a knowledgeable field expert with a strong understanding of animal behavior and habitats.
In 2008, Vinod launched his own venture, focusing on creating immersive wildlife and cultural tours. Since then, he has led countless trips across the country, earning the trust of travelers through his calm presence, field expertise, and genuine hospitality. Whether in the forests of Central India, the wetlands of Bharatpur, or the deserts of Rajasthan, Vinod’s goal has always been to make each journey meaningful, enjoyable, and connected to the essence of the land.
Ankit Goswami
Naturalist, Wildlife Photographer & Travel Companion
Ankit Goswami stepped into the world of nature-based travel in 2022, bringing with him a fresh perspective and a deep passion for wildlife, photography, and conservation. Though early in his professional journey, Ankit has quickly immersed himself in the field, becoming a certified naturalist and traveling extensively across India to sharpen his understanding of its diverse ecosystems. Each tour has been both a learning ground and an opportunity to share his growing knowledge with others.
With a background rooted in wildlife photography and a strong interest in meaningful, immersive travel, Ankit focuses on creating experiences that are not just enjoyable, but also enriching. His presence on tours adds a creative lens—literally and figuratively—as he captures the beauty of the wild while helping guests connect with nature in authentic ways. Committed to continuous learning, Ankit continues to evolve as a field expert and photographer, blending enthusiasm, curiosity, and a genuine love for the wild in everything he does.
Gajendra Singh
Experienced Naturalist & Birding Guide
Gajendra Singh is a dedicated naturalist with over 20 years of experience studying and guiding birdwatching enthusiasts across India and Nepal. Specializing in bird behavior, migration, and ecosystems, he offers a deep understanding of avian life, honed through years of fieldwork in some of the region’s most diverse landscapes.
Based in Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its exceptional bird diversity, Gajendra has spent much of his career here, leading guided tours and engaging with visitors. His tours go beyond birdwatching—they are immersive experiences that connect people with nature. In addition to guiding, Gajendra is actively involved in wildlife conservation efforts, volunteering his time to raise awareness about preserving fragile ecosystems. Through his work, he continues to inspire a deeper appreciation for the natural world and its delicate balance.
Shyam
Dedicated Naturalist & Snake Rescuer
Shyam is a passionate naturalist with over 30 years of experience exploring the rich ecosystems of the Western Ghats and the Andaman Islands. His deep connection with nature has led him to become a licensed snake rescuer, actively working with SARPA (Snake Awareness, Rescue, and Protection App), an initiative under Kerala’s Forest and Wildlife Department. In this role, Shyam rescues and rehabilitates snakes in conflict situations while also educating local communities on snake safety and conservation.
Throughout his career, Shyam has been deeply involved in wildlife conservation, contributing to key initiatives like censuses for tigers, Nilgiri tahr, butterflies, and birds. His commitment to preserving the natural world and fostering a greater understanding of its complexities has made him an invaluable asset to the conservation community.