From tiger trails to birding wetlands, we guide you through India's most untamed landscapes with expert local leaders and conservation-first travel.
Guided wildlife safaris through India's most iconic reserves — Tadoba, Ranthambore, Corbett, Pench, and beyond. Small groups. Deep encounters.
Discover safarisOver 1,300 bird species call India home. Our specialist-led birding expeditions take you to the finest hotspots — wetlands, grasslands, high-altitude forests.
Explore birdingFirst rule, and forever our first rule: do no harm. We travel with purpose, tread lightly, and give back to the wild places that welcome us.
Our ethosFrom the flaming flamingos of the Rann of Kutch to the elusive Forest Owlet of the Deccan plateau, India's avifauna is staggering in its richness and variety.
Our birding expeditions are led by ornithologists who have spent decades in the field — people who hear a call, know the bird, and deliver unforgettable sightings.
Eurasian Wren
Verditer Flycatcher
Pink-browed Rosefinch
Pied Kingfisher
Lesser Florican
Indian Silverbill
Indian Pitta
Indian Peafowl
Basic rule, and for us, the first rule of Conservation "Leave life alone and undisturbed, it will flourish like you never could imagine". Having said that, it seems to be hardly happening. In the name of conservation, people ear, they satisfy their own desires leaving wild at their mercy. We at WeRove do try to keep the wildlife undisturbed as much as possible and do not encourage any behavior which goes against nature. We should keep the carbon footprint minimal and try an alternate way of life when we are especially not in the urban areas. We must always carry trash to our cities back and try to avoid using habits which generate trash.
— We Rove, Conservation Charter
