WHAT is a good way to go tiger-watching? Slow down, spend time and sink into the forest. Be immersed in its sights, sounds and aromas. Worship the trees. Get acquainted with passing deer. Check out the birds, frogs, snakes and butterflies. Relish those tubers, mushrooms, berries and wild strains of rice. Wind down the evenings with some homemade mahua.
Seeing a tiger is more than a mere photo-op. It is a wondrous experience. Preparing for it is as important as the moment itself. It involves getting the mood right by leaving bustling cities behind and entering. . .