Paras Chandaria Wildlife Photography

Paras Chandaria Wildlife Photography Photographer, Guide, Big Cat Specialist, Leopard Lover, Conservationist, Nairobi National Park Specialist, Safari Company Owner, Teacher, Family Man.

When the sun sets, a different Nairobi awakens.The crowds disappear.The city lights begin to glow.And the park belongs t...
06/06/2026

When the sun sets, a different Nairobi awakens.

The crowds disappear.
The city lights begin to glow.
And the park belongs to the creatures of the night.

Most people know Nairobi National Park for its lions against the skyline, its giraffes beneath golden sunsets, and its rhinos roaming the plains.

But after dark, another story unfolds.

A quieter story.
A wilder story.
A story few people ever get to witness.

These moments remind me that Nairobi National Park is not just alive during the day.

It never sleeps.

And perhaps that is what makes it so special.

A wild world thriving on the doorstep of a city.

Save NNP. 🌙🦁✨

It’s easy to look at lion cubs and see only the cuteness.The oversized paws.The curious eyes.The endless mischief.The pl...
03/06/2026

It’s easy to look at lion cubs and see only the cuteness.

The oversized paws.
The curious eyes.
The endless mischief.
The playful moments that make us smile.

But when I look at them, I see something more.

I see the future of Nairobi National Park.

These cubs will grow into the lions that roam these grasslands, raise families of their own, and continue a story that has existed here for generations.

This is their home.

Not a zoo.
Not a sanctuary.
Not a fenced enclosure.

A wild home on the edge of a city, where lion cubs still have the chance to grow up wild.

Every playful moment captured here is a reminder of what we stand to lose — and what we still have time to protect.

Save NNP.

For the cubs.
For their future.
For the wild heart of Nairobi. 🦁❤️

There is a brief moment each day when the world seems to slow down.The grass turns gold.The dust catches the light.The s...
01/06/2026

There is a brief moment each day when the world seems to slow down.

The grass turns gold.
The dust catches the light.
The silhouettes come alive.
And for a few precious minutes, everything feels exactly as it should be.

These are the moments I live for.

Not the dramatic hunts.
Not the rare sightings.

Just the simple beauty of wild animals bathed in golden light, unaware of the city beyond the horizon, living as they have for generations.

Every golden sunrise and every fiery sunset in Nairobi National Park is a reminder of what we still have.

A reminder that wild spaces still exist.
A reminder that nature still has a place here.
A reminder that some things are worth protecting, no matter the cost.

One day, these moments could exist only in photographs.

That is why we must act while they are still real.

For the lions that greet the dawn.
For the giraffes glowing in the evening light.
For the rhinos wandering through golden grass.
For future generations who deserve to witness this beauty for themselves.

Save NNP. Because some sunsets are too precious to lose. 🌅🦁🦏🦒

31/05/2026

A lion hunts beneath skyscrapers.
Rhinos raise their young beside a capital city.
Giraffes walk ancient migratory paths with Nairobi in the distance.

This is not a documentary set.
This is not CGI.
This is Nairobi National Park.

One of the last places on Earth where a modern city and true wilderness still exist side by side.

And that is why this park matters far beyond Kenya.

Save NNP. Before the silence replaces the roar. 🌍🦁

I’ve presented these images in rooms across the world.And every single time, the reaction is the same:“Wait… this is rea...
30/05/2026

I’ve presented these images in rooms across the world.
And every single time, the reaction is the same:

“Wait… this is real?”

Yes. This is real.
Wildlife roaming freely with a capital city skyline in the background.
A place where lions, rhinos, giraffes, cheetahs and leopards still exist beside a growing metropolis.

There is nowhere else on Earth quite like Nairobi National Park.

This is more than photography to me.
It is documentation of something truly rare — a coexistence between wilderness and urban life that the world still struggles to believe exists.

And that is exactly why it must be protected.

Because once this balance is broken, it can never be recreated.

Save NNP. Before the world loses one of its most unique wild spaces forever.

29/05/2026

Wildlife moments don’t wait for your camera to cool down 😅

Trying out the Ulanzi CU01 Camera Cooler Kit during long safari filming sessions and honestly very excited to see how it performs in African heat.

Could be a game changer for creators shooting outdoors 👀

Beyond the skyline, beyond the traffic, beyond the city…exists one of the most important strongholds for rhinos in Kenya...
28/05/2026

Beyond the skyline, beyond the traffic, beyond the city…
exists one of the most important strongholds for rhinos in Kenya.

Nairobi National Park is more than just a park close to a city. It is a vital breeding and mating ground for both black and white rhinos — a place where the future of these endangered giants still has a fighting chance.

Every rhino photographed here represents hope.
Hope for conservation.
Hope for future generations.
Hope that wild spaces can still survive alongside humanity.

This is why we must continue to protect Nairobi National Park.
Not just for photography.
Not just for tourism.
But because places like this are essential for wildlife survival itself.

Save NNP. Save our rhinos. 🦏

27/05/2026

Wildlife doesn’t wait.
Neither should your camera setup.

Testing the Ulanzi UKA06 Shoulder Strap Quick Release Kit in the field 👌📸

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