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Ranthambhore National Park – Keladeo National Park – Bandhavgarh National Park – Kanha Tiger Reserve

Wildlife Tour

18 Nights | 19 Days 18 Nights | 19 Days

Itinerary in Detail

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Delhi – Jaipur - Ranthambore National Park – Keoladeo National Park – Agra – Orchha – Khajuraho – Bandhavgarh National Park – Kanha Tiger Reserve – Jabalpur – Delhi
Day 1 – Welcome to India
You will touchdown at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, and clear immigration.

Once you exit, our driver, bearing a placard with your name, shall receive you and help you into the car.

Once at the hotel, we ensure you receive a smooth check-in.

Keeping your tediously long journey in mind, we will leave you to relax, get a peaceful sleep.
Day 2 – Enjoy the history of Delhi before heading to the Pink City, Jaipur
(Road Trip – 250km, covered over a duration of 5 hrs)

The morning starts at 7.30, with a scrumptious breakfast in the dining area.

At 8.00 am, our driver will meet you in the lobby/porch to explore the rich history of one of the oldest capitals of the world, old Delhi.

You will experience the brilliance of the Red Fort, the magnificence of India’s largest mosque, the Jama Masjid and the breathtaking view from the Qutub Minar.

We break for lunch before embarking on the road trip to the Pink City, Jaipur.

Arrival at the hotel in Jaipur would be in the evening, once again we make sure you have a smooth check-in.

Once you are freshened, you will be taken to explore the timeless lanes of the Pink City and its hidden treasures.

Once you are done, you can head back to the Hotel for a restful night.
Day 3 – Explore in and around Pink City
At 7.30, you can head for the delicious breakfast awaiting you in the dining area.

At 8.00, our team will meet you at the lobby/porch to whisk you away to the breathtaking Amber Fort, where the elephants await you.

The Amber Fort has public halls and palaces within itself, with courtyard gardens.

Once you are done exploring this ancient marvel, you would set off for a day long tour of the glorious Pink City. Jaipur was built by Maharaja Jai Singh and is said to be one of the first planned cities of the world. Your explorations would bring you to the famous Palace of Wind or the Hawa Mahal, the City Palace where even today, a part of the structure is the private area for the erstwhile ruling family of Jaipur and Jantar Mantar, the largest observatory in India is a fascinating place for science enthusiasts.

The evening can be spent wandering the colourful market and the by-lanes of Jaipur, sometimes you find some really interesting handicrafts work, artifacts, stonework, etc.

Once you have had your heart’s fill, you can head back to the hotel and call it a day.
Day 4 – Bid farewell to the Pink City, as you head to Ranthambore National Park
(Road trip of 200 km, covered in 4 hours)

At 7.30, breakfast awaits you in the dining area.

At 9.00 hrs, your baggage would be loaded after your check-out and you would bid adieu to the Pink City.

Once you reach in the evening hours, where after a comfortable check-in at the hotel, you have the rest of the evening to yourself.

Dinner could be early so you get ample rest before the early morning.
Day 5 – India’s alluring – Ranthambhore National Park
Crack of dawn, 6.00 hrs, you will head to the famous Ranthambore National Park, where you can either join more guests on the canter or then opt for the more private jeep, to do the safari within the park.

The Ranthambore National Park is one of its kind where you will see an ancient temple, the ruins of a majestic fort and nature enveloping these structures and claiming them for itself as time passes. It is also one of the renowned spots to see the Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat. Apart from the tiger, these jungles also have a variety of birds, reptiles and other animals like deer, leopards, monkeys, etc.

After this adventurous trip, you will return to the hotel for a nice, invigorating shower and a much deserved breakfast. Post breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at 14.30 hrs.

Once you are done with lunch, you will head back to the Ranthambore National Park for the afternoon safari. In the evening, after the safari, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 6 – India’s enamouring – Ranthambhore National Park
Crack of dawn, 6.00 hrs, you will head to the famous Ranthambore National Park, where you can either join more guests on the canter or then opt for the more private jeep, to do the safari within the park.

The Ranthambore National Park is one of its kind where you will see an ancient temple, the ruins of a majestic fort and nature enveloping these structures and claiming them for itself as time passes. It is also one of the renowned spots to see the Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat. Apart from the tiger, these jungles also have a variety of birds, reptiles and other animals like deer, leopards, monkeys, etc.

After this adventurous trip, you will return to the hotel for a nice, invigorating shower and a much deserved breakfast. Post breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at 14.30 hrs.

Once you are done with lunch, you will head back to the Ranthambore National Park for the afternoon safari. In the evening, after the safari, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 7 – Bid farewell to the Land of Tigers as you head to Keoladeo National Park
(Road trip of 260 km, covered in 5 hours)

At 7.30, breakfast awaits you in the dining area.

At 8.00 hrs, your baggage would be loaded after your check-out and you would bid adieu to the Land of the Tigers.

En route to Keoladeo National Park, you will visit one of India’s largest and deepest step wells, Chand Baori in the village of Abhaneri.

You would reach in the evening hours, where after a comfortable check-in at the hotel, you have the rest of the evening to yourself.

Dinner could be early so you get ample rest before the early morning.
Day 8 – On to Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur
(Road trip of 60 km, covered in 1 hour)

A hearty breakfast awaits you from 7.30 hrs.

After that, around 10.00 hrs, you will be checked out and whisked away to Bharatpur to the famous avifauna sanctuary, Keoladeo Ghana National Park. It was formerly the hunting grounds for the royals of Bharatpur. The interesting feature about this Park is it is man-made and man managed, hosting thousands of birds, especially in the winter months. Winters see Keoladeo flocked by both birds and ornithologists in abundance.

The road trip would be 60 km which would be covered in an hour.

In the evening, after the delightful safari in the Park, you will return to the hotel for a restful night.
Day 9 – Bid Adieu to Keoladeo Park and head to the Land of the Taj (Agra)
(Road Trip – 60 km, covered over a duration of 2 hrs)

At 7.30, breakfast awaits you in the dining area.

At 8.00 hrs, your baggage would be loaded after your check-out and you would bid adieu to Keoladeo.

En route to the Land of the Taj, you will Fatehpur Sikri, Emperor Akbar’s capital for a while. This 15 th century city was designed by Akbar in honour of the Sufi Saint Salim Chisti when he resided there. Fatehpur Sikri has many noteworthy monuments, mostly in red sandstone.

You would reach Agra in the evening hours, where after a comfortable check-in at the hotel and the much needed rejuvenation, you can explore the locales of ancient walled city.

Once you have had your heart’s fill, you can return to the hotel for the much needed sleep.
Day 10 – After the Taj, you head to Orchha, Madhya Pradesh
(Road trip of 215 km, covered in 4 hours)

After breakfast, you will be checked out and on your way to the exotic Orchha, in Madhya Pradesh.

Orchha is the local language literally translates to the “hidden place”, which it seemingly is, lesser popular on the tourist map, makes this city and its ancient temples and palaces, alluring.

Once you arrive in Orchha, you will be checked into your hotel and left to freshen up.

Later you will go take a look at the brilliance this rustic city offers, like the Orchha Fort is built on an island citadel along the river Betwa. Then there is the famous Chaturbhuj temple which appears to be towering over the city itself. The Laxmi temple at the top of the hill offers the most scenic views.

Once you have enjoyed this remarkable town and its many marvels, you can return to the hotel for the night.
Day 11 – So long Orchha, as you head on to the enigmatic Khajuraho
(Road trip of 185 km, covered in 3½ hours)

After breakfast, you will be on your way to the exotic Khajuraho, it is an ancient city dominated by temples which have lured hordes of tourists due to the beauty and the erotic nature of the depictions. The surviving 22 temples of 85, are part of the UNESCO World Heritage.

Once you reach Khajuraho, you will be checked into your hotel to freshen up.

Later you will be taken to tour the Western and the Eastern groups of temples. While the western group comprise of the Varaha Temple, the Lakshman Temple, the Vishwanath temple and the most famous among them, the Kandariya Mahadev Temple. These temples are said to be ancient in architecture and depiction of daily lives. They form part of the UNESCO.

The eastern group of temples comprise of fairly newer temples like the Chaturbhuj temple, Dulhadev temple, Parshuram Temple and a few other Jain temples. This group doesn’t come under UNESCO, however the architecture is very similar to the western group.

After this exhilarating trip around the town, you will return to the hotel for the night.
Day 12 – Onto the beautiful Bandhavgarh, the land of benevolence
(Road trip of 250 km, covered in 5 hours)

After a heartwarming breakfast, it is time to check out and head to one of India’s densest populated Tiger National Parks, Bandhavgarh. The Park is spread over 440 km and is smaller than most of the other wildlife reserves, however its topography makes it home to the most number of the elusive cat.

Once you arrive in Bandhavgarh, you will be checked into your hotel and left to catch up on your rest.
Day 13 – The Tiger’s Haven - Bandhavgarh
With an early start, 6.00 hrs, you will head to Bandhavgarh, once the hunting grounds for the Royal family of Rewa, today it is known to be home to the maximum number of Tigers while being the smallest of the wildlife parks. It was declared a National Park in 1968.

The name Bandhavgarh has been derived from the most noticeable hillock in the region of Umaria. The white tigers too were said to be found only in this reserve, however in the past 50 years, no one has really spotted any in the wild. Bandhavgarh National Park lends its own style of excitement because while at most wildlife parks, you keep a watch out to spot the tiger. Here the tiger is known to grace you with its presence by walking on the main road itself. The Park is divided in three main zones – a. Tala Zone, b. Magdhi zone and c. Khitauli zone. The other animals found in this park are the Indian Bison, the Blue Bulls, Jackals and the endangered Hornbills.

After this adventurous trip, you will return to the hotel for a nice, much awaited shower and a much deserved breakfast. Post breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at (TIME) hrs.

Once you are done with lunch, you will be back on your way to see what other excitement awaits you in the Bandhavgarh National Park

After the thrilling safari, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 14 – The Tiger’s Haven - Bandhavgarh
With an early start, 6.00 hrs, you will head to Bandhavgarh, once the hunting grounds for the Royal family of Rewa, today it is known to be home to the maximum number of Tigers while being the smallest of the wildlife parks. It was declared a National Park in 1968.

The name Bandhavgarh has been derived from the most noticeable hillock in the region of Umaria. The white tigers too were said to be found only in this reserve, however in the past 50 years, no one has really spotted any in the wild. Bandhavgarh National Park lends its own style of excitement because while at most wildlife parks, you keep a watch out to spot the tiger. Here the tiger is known to grace you with its presence by walking on the main road itself. The Park is divided in three main zones – a. Tala Zone, b. Magdhi zone and c. Khitauli zone. The other animals found in this park are the Indian Bison, the Blue Bulls, Jackals and the endangered Hornbills.

After this adventurous trip, you will return to the hotel for a nice, much awaited shower and a much deserved breakfast. Post breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at (TIME) hrs.

Once you are done with lunch, you will be back on your way to see what other excitement awaits you in the Bandhavgarh National Park

After the thrilling safari, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 15 – Farewell beautiful Bandhavgarh, as you head to Kanha National Park
(Road Trip of 220 km, covered in 5 hours)

After breakfast, you will be checked out of the hotel and onto Kanha National Park. It is the biggest national park in Madhya Pradesh. The core area is 940 km and the surrounding buffer zone is 1067 km. Topographically it has the lush Sal, Bamboo forests, grassy meadows, numerous lakes, hills and ravines. In fact these jungles have been the inspiration for Kipling in his famous work, “Jungle Book”

The road trip will be 220 km and covered in 5 hours.

Once you arrive in Kanha, you will be checked into the hotel and left to rejuvenate.

In the evening, you can explore your surroundings and opt for an early dinner.
Day 16 – The breathtaking Kanha National Park
An early start, 6.00 hrs, you will head to Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh’s largest Park. It is home to a significant population of tigers, Indian leopards, sloth bear and Barasingha.

After this wondrous safari, you will return to the hotel for a much awaited shower and a much deserved breakfast. After breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at (TIME) hrs.

Post lunch, you will be taken back for another safari to enjoy more that Kanha has to offer.

After this thrilling trip, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 17 – The alluring Kanha National Park
Another early start, 6.00 hrs, you will head back to Kanha National Park.

After the excitement from the safari, you will return to the hotel for another much awaited shower and a much deserved breakfast. After breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at (TIME) hrs.

Post lunch, you will be taken back for yet another safari to enjoy more of Kanha and its humbling offerings.

After that, you will return to the hotel for relaxation, followed by dinner and rest.
Day 18 – Good bye Kanha as you head to Jabalpur
(Road trip of 170 km, covered in 4 hours)

Breakfast awaits you from 7.30 onwards.

Post breakfast, you will check out and head to the Jabalpur airport to board your flight to Delhi. The road trip is 170 km long which would be covered in 4 hours.

On arrival at Delhi, our team member will meet you to assist you with the check in at your hotel and freshen up.

On this last trip, you will be taken to the Grand Humayun’s tomb, the revered Raj Ghat (Gandhi’s Memorial), Lutyen’s Delhi – the Rashtrapati Bhawan, India Gate and Connaught Place.

With these last captivating memories, you would return to the hotel for a restful sleep.
Day 18 – Bid Farewell to captivating India as you head back home

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Frequently Asked & Question

The Golden Triangle Tour is a famous travel circuit connecting three historic cities: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. It forms a triangular route on the map and offers a mix of Mughal, Rajput, and modern Indian culture.