What is it?
Highlights
- Guided herping night walk
- Basics of wildlife photography
- Stargazing with a telescope
- Camping, midnight Maggi and chai
- Hidden waterfall in the morning
Meet the guides
Nigel Anchan is a wildlife conservationist, macro photographer and herper who has documented reptiles and amphibians across India's biodiversity hotspots. Daimler Pereira is a naturalist, wildlife photographer and herping specialist known for his work in the Western Ghats. Every encounter is safe, ethical and respectful of the animals.
What's included
- Guided herping night walk
- Overnight tent camping
- Traditional Maharashtrian dinner
- Midnight Maggi and chai
- Village breakfast
- HD photos and videos
- Waterfall experience
- First aid certified leader
- All permits and entry fees
Itinerary
Day 1
- 6:00 pmArrive at base camp, meet your guides, welcome drink
- 7:00 pmTraditional Maharashtrian dinner
- After darkThe Hidden Kingdom night walk: snakes, frogs, geckos, spiders and more
- 1:00 amReturn to base camp
- 1:30 amMidnight Maggi and chai, sleep in tents
Day 2
- 10:00 amVillage breakfast
- 10:30 amHidden waterfall experience
Price
| Per person | ₹3,000 |
|---|---|
| Travel from Asangaon station (optional) | ₹500 |
FAQs
Is it safe?
Yes. Your guides are experienced herpers and First Aid certified. We keep a safe distance and never handle animals.
Will we definitely see snakes?
Sightings are never guaranteed, but we regularly see frogs, geckos, spiders, insects, scorpions and reptiles.
Is there a plastic rule?
Yes. Zero plastic and glass. A reusable bottle is compulsory and any plastic you bring goes back with you.
Need transport?
₹500 per person from Asangaon station. Arrive by 5:00 pm.
How to book
- Message us on WhatsApp or call with the date and your group size.
- We confirm availability and share the payment and registration details.
- Pay to reserve your spot. Register to receive pre experience details. You get a confirmation with the meeting point, packing list and any other important details.