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Infinity Bandhavgarh Wilderness: The Lake

The lake at Infinity Bandhavgarh Wilderness, which is frequented by many animals including tigers!!! Our Pavilion rooms overlook this lake. During the monsoon the lake will be carefully desilted keeping the needs of wildlife in mind, but will otherwise remain untouched.

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Black-winged Stilts feeding, Bharatpur

Black-winged Stilts feeding, Bharatpur from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Bharatpur: waterless and birdless

The horror that is Bharatpur:

Bharatpur: Waterless and Birdless: Jan 2010 from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Jackals feeding on bovine carcass, Bharatpur

In three parts.

Jackals feeding on bovine carcass, Bharatpur Part 1 of 3 from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Jackals feeding on bovine carcass, Bharatpur Part 2 of 3 from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Jackals feeding on bovine carcass, Bharatpur Part 3 of 3 from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Our Manager (Wildlife Operations) just went AWOL to the Keoladeo Ghana National Park at Bharatpur. Here is a video of Nilgai in very nice light and striking a lovely pose.

More from Bharatpur over the next few days.

Nilgai at Bharatpur from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Sambhar doe at Bijrani, Corbett National Park

Sambhar doe at Bijrani, Corbett National Park from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Lohachaur Forest Rest House, Corbett National Park

Lohachaur Forest Rest House, Corbett National Park from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

The Mahseer Pool at Infinity Corbett Wilderness

The endangered Golden Mahseer (Tor putitora) at our Mahseer pool in the River Kosi. Infinity Corbett Wilderness, through our NGO, the Corbett Foundation, mounts a 24-hour guard over the pool to prevent poaching.

Mahseer Pool, Infinity Corbett Wilderness from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Obit: Billy Arjan Singh

Eminent wildlife activist and author Billy Arjan Singh died at his home in Lakhimpur Kheri late on Friday night. Singh, whose house ‘Tiger Haven’ was situated in the vicinity of the Dudhwa National Park, was ailing for quite some time. He was 94.

Read the full story in the Indian Express.

Also in The Times of India:

LUCKNOW: His last wish could be the best introduction to the wildlife enthusiast and Padma Vibhushan, Billy Arjan Singh, who passed away on Friday night. The 92-year-old specially demanded to have his ashes buried in ‘Tiger Haven’, his sprawling 50-acre farm on the outskirts of Dudhwa national park, alongside the graves of his “most treasured friends” — two leopards that he hand-reared (Juliet and Prince), Eelie a mongrel bitch and two female elephants. For the past 60 years, Billy doggedly shunned human company, naturally there was no reason for him to change his mind at the fag end of the journey.

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Welcome to our Blog!

Welcome to the blog of Infinity Resorts. Here we will share details of wildlife sightings and observations at our locations. You will also find news on the Corbett Foundation and on our new ventures. Conservation news will also be posted on the Infinity blog.

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