Pugdundee Safaris, one of India’s leading wildlife tourism companies, has announced the latest edition of Walking & Mobile Safaris at Denwa Backwater Escape in Satpura Tiger Reserve. The program is designed for small groups of six to eight guests, and will run in two exclusive installments – from 14 to 18 November 2025, and from 23 to 27 January 2026.
The Walking & Mobile Safari offers travelers the rare opportunity to explore Satpura’s wildlife on foot over two days, accompanied by experienced naturalists and supported by dedicated camp staff. Guests will traverse forest trails, riverbanks and tribal villages, and get an intimate view of the local flora, fauna and culture of the reserve. Evenings will be spent in a mobile camp set up inside the buffer zone, equipped with large tents, daily cleaning service, and fresh meals.
“Walking & Mobile Safaris is about slowing down, reconnecting with the wilderness and experiencing Satpura in its truest form. It’s a raw, adventurous yet very relaxing experience – an offering we are very excited to offer to our guests,” said Manav Khanduja, Co-Founder, Pugdundee Safaris.
The five-day itinerary begins with a stay at Denwa Backwater Escape, where guests can enjoy jeep or boat safaris before embarking on the trekking segment. The route includes a full-day trek to the first caravan camp, followed by a scenic hike along the Dinoa River featuring multiple crossings before arriving at the second camp. On day 4, guests can join an optional bird walk before returning to Denwa Backwater Escape for a final night. The trip concludes with breakfast on the fifth day.
Each walking day covers approximately 5 to 7 hours of trekking with scheduled rest periods, requiring moderate fitness levels. The camps will operate without electricity to preserve the wildlife experience, with lanterns and flashlights provided for lighting. Guests will have a private dry toilet and shower tents with bathtubs. Although mobile connectivity will be limited, some points along the route will provide intermittent signal access.
With limited group sizes, the program is designed to ensure meaningful interactions with guides and minimal environmental impact. Through this initiative, Pugdundee Safaris continues to promote low-impact, sustainable tourism experiences that highlight the natural and cultural richness of the Satpura landscape.
