THIS MONTH IN EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | MAY, 2025 | SOUMYADIP SANTRA
Wildlife Wonders at Aramness
As a naturalist at Aramness, I'm privileged to work amidst the rich biodiversity of Gir National Park, writes Soumyadip.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | AUGUST 15, 2021
Food that nourishes
Shaping our food identity at Aramness has been one of the most enjoyable, not to mention delectable, facets of the job.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | AUGUST 15, 2021
Experience the Aramness way
You’ve returned from an unforgettable experience on one of our game drives, soul nourished and mind opened.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | AUGUST 15, 2021
Take a walk on the wild side
Inhale the damp morning air, listen to the call of the chital (spotted deer) and the Tickell’s blue flycatcher and immerse yourself in the diversity of Gujarat’s wild inhabitants.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | DECEMBER 24, 2021 | KANCHAN BALANI
Welcome to Chai Time at Aramness
In India, chai is more than just a simple cup of tea – it is woven into the fabric of this nation.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | MARCH 21, 2022 | AVANTI MALUSTE
An ode to the forest
Reflecting on a transformative travel experience, one of our first guests Avanti talks about what it’s like coming to Aramness Gir.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | JUNE 10, 2022 | KRUNAL TRIVEDI
That wonderful time of the year
With the entire Gir forest waiting in anticipation for rains, our naturalist Krunal talks about how the monsoon comes with its set of incredible rewards.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | JULY 23, 2022 | KANCHAN BALANI
A Truly Iconic Safari Experience
The extraordinary landscape of Gir is teeming with breathtaking wilderness encounters and stories galore, writes Kanchan.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | SEPTEMBER 24, 2022 | KARTHIK KRISHNA
Diversity of life in the Gir ecosystem
We aim to showcase the abundance of life that is found in Gir through the varied shifts in seasons, writes Karthik Krishna.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | NOVEMBER 29, 2022 | NAMAN DOSHI
The Winter Season Safari Premiere
As the Gir National Park opens up for the first time post-monsoon, our naturalist Naman takes us through the winter season premiere of the Gir forest and all that it entails.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | MARCH, 2023 | PIYUSH DHOLARIYA
From a Naturalist's Lens
When on a safari in the Gir National Park, there’s simply so much to look forward to. Our Naturalist Piyush shares a few of his favourite highlights.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | OCTOBER, 2023 | PIYUSH DHOLARIYA
Embracing Stillness in Gir
After having experienced the tail-end of the long rains, Gir is at its most lush and vibrant self, writes our naturalist Piyush.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | DECEMBER, 2023 | PIYUSH DHOLARIYA & ANKIT KUMAR
The Feathered Friends of Gir
Birding forces you to be patient and encourages you to focus on the finer details of the natural world. In this blog, our naturalists share some of their top birding highlights from the current season.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | MARCH, 2024 | PIYUSH DHOLARIYA & VISHVAJEETSINH SOLANKI
Our Closest Connection to Wilderness
You’ll come for the lions, but this unique ecosystem of Gir with around 300 birds, 37 kinds of reptiles and more than 2,000 species of insects, will entice you like nothing else.
EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | DECEMBER, 2024 | SOUMYADIP SANTRA
The Cuddly Side of Lions
Asiatic lions bond through affectionate cuddling and grooming, showcasing their emotional depth. Uncover the wonders of Gir wildlife, including the majestic Asiatic lions.
THIS MONTH IN EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | APRIL, 2025 | SOUMYADIP SANTRA & NARENDRAN MM
What Deer & Parakeets Reveal About Gir’s Wild Heart
Our naturalists Soumyadip Santra & Narendran MM talk about how Gir's remarkable wildlife masters the season of extremes and thrives.
THIS MONTH IN EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | MAY, 2025 | SOUMYADIP SANTRA
Wildlife Wonders at Aramness
As a naturalist at Aramness, I'm privileged to work amidst the rich biodiversity of Gir National Park, writes Soumyadip.
THIS MONTH IN EXPERIENCE ARAMNESS | MAY, 2025 | SOUMYADIP SANTRA
Wildlife Wonders at Aramness
As a naturalist at Aramness, I'm privileged to work amidst the rich biodiversity of Gir National Park, writes Soumyadip.
