Tiger Photography Exhibition
Capture, celebrate and share the wild through photography.
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Since 2019
More Than a Festival
India's leading wildlife
conservation festival
Jaipur Tiger Festival began in 2019 with a simple idea: give India's wildlife a stronger public voice. Since then, it has grown into a platform bringing together photographers, artists, students, conservationists, forest personnel and citizens.
Through photography, art, education, talks, exhibitions and conservation initiatives, JTF creates meaningful connections between people and the natural world.
Jaipur Tiger Festival is a unit of Rajasthan Heritage, Art & Cultural Foundation a registered charitable trust and registered for CSR Activities
Wildlife Conservation
Supporting awareness and responsible action for wildlife and habitats.
Tiger Awareness
Keeping the tiger and its ecosystem at the centre of the conversation.
Eco Tourism
Promoting responsible experiences that respect wildlife and local communities.
Community Engagement
Building understanding between people and wildlife.
Photography
Using powerful images to tell stories from the wild.
Education
Helping young people understand why wildlife and forests matter.
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8th editions, one continuing conversation
Every edition has its own story — people, photographs, events, winners, exhibitions and moments that have helped build the JTF journey.
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Experience the wild in many different ways
From photography and art to school activities, birding, talks and public exhibitions, JTF creates experiences for wildlife lovers of every age.
Tiger / Wildlife Painting Exhibition
Turn your connection with wildlife into art.
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Wildlife & Tiger Conservation
Creating awareness about endangered species, tiger habitats and the ecological importance of India’s forests.
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Education & Youth Engagement
Conducting talks, workshops and awareness programs for schools and colleges to introduce younger generations to wildlife conservation.
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Forest & Wildlife Awareness
Encouraging citizens and local communities to understand the importance of forests, biodiversity and responsible interaction with wildlife
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Forest Personnel Welfare
Organizing health and welfare initiatives for forest department personnel and their families recognizing the people who work on the front lines of conservation.
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Conservation Dialogue
Providing a platform for photographers, conservationists, forest officials, researchers, artists, administrators and citizens to exchange ideas and discuss emerging conservation challenges.
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Human-Wildlife Co-existence
Promoting greater understanding of human-wildlife conflict and encouraging responsible approaches to co-existence.
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From photographers and artists to students, forest personnel and wildlife enthusiasts, JTF has built a growing community around one shared purpose — understanding, celebrating and protecting the wild.
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From the people who make it
"Totally spellbound. The exhibition was amazing to see from heart. My congratulations & best wishes to everyone who made this treat for the eyes and the same possible to many more such exhibitions and tributes to our National Animal, The Majestic Tiger."
Diya Kumari
Member of Parliament, Rajasamand
"Conserving tigers is essential not only for their survival but also for maintaining the health and balance of entire ecosystems. By working together at local, national, and international levels, we can ensure that these majestic animals thrive for generations to come."
Dr S S Agarwal
Chairman, Rajasthan Hospital & Swasthya Kalyan Group
"Incredible effort….. Each picture unfolds a story of this majestic cat…. Takes u in the world of wildness. My sincere wishes to organizers with special mention of my dear friend Dhirendra Godha ji and all his team."
Rajesh Gupta
IFS, Principal OSD to Chief Minister, Rajasthan
"The exhibition highlighting various moods of the tiger is very exciting and informative. All the photographers have done a commendable job in capturing the beauty of tigers. Such exhibitions should be held from time to time to create awareness amongst all the people towards wildlife conservation. All the best. Well done."
Deepak Bhatnagar
PCCF, HOFF
"Wonderful efforts by the organizers to showcase beautiful photographs of tigers in its natural habitat. The photograph collection is vivid and rich and represents all famous tiger reserves. I congratulate the organizers for their commendable job."
Yogendra Dak
PCCF, Dev
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Jaipur Tiger
Festival 2026
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Festival dates
18–20 December 2026
Venue
Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Categories
Photography · Painting · Drawing · Story Telling · Workshops
Entry fee
Free for All
Eligibility
Open to all ages.