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Maruti Suzuki cannot stop making the Gypsy

Because there is still no better wildlife safari vehicle in India

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Overdrive|Jun 06, 2016, 13:10:22 IST

A few weeks back I was in Bandipur Tiger Reserve and decided to go on a ‘Jungle Safari’. We booked a Maruti Suzuki Gypsy and paid Rs 6,800 to the Forest Department of Karnataka for a 3.5 hour wildlife safari. It was well worth it because we spotted a lot of wildlife and even saw two leopards, one for over 10 minutes!

In February, I visited Central India and went for several wildlife safaris in a Maruti Suzuki Gypsy in the Kanha Tiger Reserve. Here too I sighted a lot of wildlife including a tiger! I have been exploring our forests...

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First Published:Jun 06, 2016, 13:10:22 IST
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