Tiger Land

Samson and Asha are a pair of exotic white tiger descendants from India, the rarest sub-species of tiger in the world!

The sapphire blue-eyed Samson.

The white tiger’s origin was first recorded in India between 1556 and 1605. In 1915, a white tiger – later named Mohan – was captured from the wild by a Maharaja and reared in his palace. It is believed that the white tiger population today is descended from Mohan.

As with all tigers, white tigers’ stripes are like fingerprints, with no two tigers having the same pattern.

Get a closer look at Samson and Asha at the Tiger Land and discover their unique characteristics from the way they mark their territories, their diet to sexual maturity.