Set within the Terai landscape of northern India, along the Nepal border, Dudhwa National Park is a vast and remarkably diverse wilderness. Part of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, its forests, grasslands and wetlands support an impressive range of wildlife. Dudhwa is particularly known for its barasingha, or swamp deer, alongside tigers, leopards, Asian elephants, rhinoceros and an exceptional variety of birdlife. What sets Dudhwa apart is its sense of space and quiet. The expansive grasslands, forests and wetlands offer a more immersive experience of the Terai, where wildlife encounters unfold naturally and at their own pace. For wildlife travellers and photographers, Dudhwa offers an opportunity to experience a less familiar side of India’s wilderness, one defined as much by its landscape and atmosphere as by its wildlife.