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Aranya Luxury Safaris
A luxury wildlife travel site where the team adds its own trips, destinations, blogs and photography — no developer in the loop.
About the project
Year
2026
Type
WordPress + Custom Modules
Status
Live Website
Category
Website
A Travel Business Needs to Publish, Constantly
Aranya runs luxury wildlife safaris across India — tigers in Ranthambhore, lions in Gir, leopards in Jawai and Jhalana. Packages change with the season, new destinations open, and travel writing has to keep flowing. A site the owner can't update is dead within a month.
Two Custom Modules, Not One Messy List
We built Trips and Blogs as separate content types with their own URLs and taxonomies. Packages behave like packages and articles behave like articles, instead of being crammed into a single post list where categories start meaning two different things.
Adding a Package Takes Minutes
The team creates a trip, sets its duration and description, uploads the photography, and it appears in the package listings across the site. There is no deployment step and no request queue — the people who know the trips are the people publishing them.
Built to Let the Photographs Lead
Wildlife travel sells on imagery. Banners, destination cards and galleries were laid out so large photographs carry the page, with the copy supporting them rather than competing for the same space.
Enquiries That Stay Found
Booking enquiries come through custom forms and are stored in the admin, so every lead has a record. During peak season that difference matters — an email can be missed, a stored entry cannot.
Editable Without Us
Beyond the custom modules, every page is editable in a visual builder. Seasonal campaigns, restructured landing pages and new sections are all in the client's hands. We build it, then get out of the way.
What we built
Custom Trips Module
Safari packages live in their own content type with their own URLs — the team adds a trip, sets duration, itinerary and photography, and it appears across the site automatically.
Custom Blog Module
A separate blog system with its own categories and tags, kept apart from the trips content so travel writing and package listings never tangle with each other.
Destination Pages
Ranthambhore, Jawai, Gir, Jhalana, Jim Corbett, Leh Ladakh and more — each wildlife hotspot presented with its own imagery, story and linked packages.
Enquiry Forms with Stored Entries
Booking enquiries are captured through custom forms and stored inside the admin, so every lead is retrievable rather than sitting in someone's email.
Photography-First Layouts
Wildlife travel sells on imagery, so galleries, banners and package cards were built to let large photographs lead rather than sit as decoration.
Visual Page Building
Every page is editable in a visual builder, so the team can restructure a landing page or launch a seasonal campaign without touching code or waiting on us.
The work
Frequently Asked Questions
The website for a luxury Indian wildlife safari operator — tiger, lion and leopard safaris across Ranthambhore, Gir, Jawai, Jhalana, Jim Corbett and beyond. It presents destinations and packages, and captures booking enquiries.
Two dedicated content modules. Trips gives safari packages their own content type and URLs, and a separate Blog module has its own categories and tags. Neither is a plugin bought off the shelf — both were built for how this operator actually sells.
Because packages and blog articles are different things. Mixing them into one post list gets messy fast — wrong items in the wrong feeds, categories that mean two things. Separate content types keep each clean and let each display differently.
Yes — that was the whole point. The team adds a trip with its duration, description and photography, and it appears in the package listings automatically. No developer, no deployment, no waiting.
Yes. The blog module has its own editor, categories and tags, and images upload straight into the media library. Everything visible on the site is theirs to change.
Enquiry forms feed into the admin panel, where every submission is stored and retrievable. Nothing depends on an email arriving and being noticed — the record lives with the site.
Yes — WordPress with a visual page builder for layouts, plus the custom Trips and Blog modules built specifically for this project. It's the combination that matters: bespoke where it counts, self-serve everywhere else.
Content velocity. A safari operator adds packages, seasonal trips and travel writing constantly, and WordPress gives a non-technical team the fastest route to publishing without a developer between them and their own website.
Yes — tour packages, destination pages, itineraries and enquiry capture are a familiar brief. For operators who need real-time availability and payments, we build that too as a custom web application.
Yes. Tell us how you sell — fixed packages, custom itineraries, seasonal departures — and we'll design the content structure around it, so adding a new trip takes minutes rather than a support ticket.
Aranya Luxury Safaris
WordPress travel site + custom modules
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