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Would you take on 45 degrees Celsuis sweltering heat to see tigers? We did! Crazy dry heat that emanates from the ground to roast you like a marshmallow. And 4 am wake up calls to reach the tiger reserve before sunrise. Yes, we’ve done it before and we’ll do it again just to see these enigmatic felines. We were lucky enough to see Raiyya Kasa, the mate of the infamous Collarwali. If you want to find out more, click that link below!
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Abby is the travel blogger and foodie at The Winged Fork. She can’t travel as often as she wants to, but she makes time to travel as often as possible.
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