Indian Wildlife Tour
Experience the thrill of daring jungle safari rides in search of courageous
Discover the breathtaking splendour that is home to migratory and uncommon birds while experiencing the chaos of Old Delhi.
Indian Wildlife Tour, This journey, designed for thrill-seekers and adventurers, covers the Taj Mahal, the seventh wonder of the world, and then continues with trips to the Kailadeo National Park in Bharatpur, the Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve, and the notorious Sariska National Park. The walks and marketplaces in Jaipur and Delhi are wonderful complements to this 10-day adventure journey that give you a true sense of the Indian Jungle’s element of dread.
The series of endless adventures
Highlights of Indian Wildlife Tour
| • The ideal reward for any adventurer out there. | • Enjoy a look of the majestic exotic bird spices and the valiant Indian tiger. |
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•  Elephant rides and jungle safaris increase the trip’s opulence. |
• The Taj Mahal, among other monuments, is extraordinary. |
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• A trip to Jaipur and Delhi will provide you the opportunity to shop for any native goods you may desire. |
• This tour’s spectacular is the historical forts and palaces. |
Full Tour Itinerary of Indian Wildlife Tour
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09 Nights – 10 Days |
Adventure, Wildlife
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Private / Group / Family / Friends |
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Indian Wildlife Tour Itinerary
Days 1-2: New Delhi Heritage retreat of every voyager, New Delhi
Every traveler’s vacation to India must include a stop in Delhi, a centre of its own sort and the political, cultural, and heritage capital of India. Every action or procedure that affects how the nation functions has this metropolis at its very centre. The wonders of Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and Jama Masjid (Mosque), as well as the retail areas of Chandni Chowk, Delhi Haat, and Lajpat Nagar, are all found in this wonderful city, which is the ideal embodiment of architectural and cultural delicacy.
Accommodation: Hotel stay for two nights
Days 3: Agra Glory of the Taj & quiet of the lawns
Agra, the proud owner of the magnificent Taj Mahal, the world’s seventh wonder, is located 225 miles west of the state capital on the banks of the fabled river Yamuna. In order to bury the revered remains of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, Shah Jahan built this four-pillar edifice during the Mughal dynasty. You can also see the Baby Taj (Itmad-ud-Daula), the Agra fort, and take a stroll through the serene grounds around the Taj.
Accommodation: Hotel stay for one night
Days 4: Bharatpur The hub of birds, Keoladeo National Park
Bharatpur is a captivating tourist destination home to over 364 species of birds, including species from Afghanistan and Turkmenistan as well as the extremely rare siberian crane in the Keoladeo duck hunting reserve. It was also the former capital of the Jat kingdom and the location of the lovely Keoladeo National Park in the state of Rajasthan. The Government Museum, the Golbagh Palace, Ganga Mandir, and Kishori Mahal are some of the additional sights in Bharatpur.
Accommodation: Hotel stay for one night
Days 5-6: Ranthambhore The dense forests & Bengal tigers of Ranthambhore
Ranthambhore, one of north India’s major wildlife sanctuaries, is situated in the Sawai Madhopur region of Rajasthan, 160 km southeast of Jaipur. It is home to around 60 tigers and a vast variety of other wild species, including hyena, crocodiles, bears, etc. In addition to abundant wildlife and thick trees, this vast forest reserve gives way to the stunning Ranthambhore fort in the hills above the plains, which also contains a Ganesh Temple. In Ranthambhore, numerous safaris start early in pursuit of tigers.
Accommodation: Hotel stay for two nights
Day 7-8: Jaipur Rajasthani Cuisine, pink city views & the traditional markets
After exploring Jaipur’s impressive forts and monuments (especially the Amber Fort and Nahargarh Fort, which offer panoramic views of the entire pink city from the top of the hills), treat yourself to some traditional Rajasthani cuisine (especially Dal Baati with churma) in one of the city’s neighbourhood eateries. Everyone has countless possibilities in terms of interests & activities in this desert capital.
Accommodation: Hotel stay for two nights
Day 9: Sariska Beauty with wildlife, Sariska
Sariska, a lovely town home to the magnificent Sariska Tiger Reserve, is just 100 km from Jaipur and another 100 from Delhi. It was established in 1955 as a wildlife sanctuary and recognised as a Project Tiger site in 1978. The Bengal tiger is the highlight of this tiger reserve, but you might also see other wild animal species like leopards, jungle cats, sambhars, chitals, and golden jackals. Sariska’s palace and neighbouring attractions are also well-known.
Accommodation: Hotel stay for one night
Day 10: Delhi The endless reasons to visit Delhi.
Every time you visit Delhi, the capital of India, there will be plenty opportunity for exploration and travel. The diversity of activities, cultures, religious activities, picturesque landmarks, forts, palaces, cuisines, food, places, shopping markets, musical festivals, etc. is what accounts for this reality. The list and this city both have no end. However, it is a treat to learn about and rediscover Delhi’s surprises.
