Rajasthan, Tigers and the Taj

Overview

Journey into the heart of India, a place of frantic city streets, opulent architecture and impressive scenic splendour. Soak up the unadulterated energy of Delhi before relaxing in the serene wildlife haven of Ranthambore National Park. Get a taste for local life in rural Rajasthan and take in iconic sights in Jaipur and Agra. Packed full of memorable experiences, there’s culture, nature and history woven into every step of this incredible Indian adventure.

Day 1 to 2 Accommodation

Delhi

Arrive in Delhi and transfer to your luxury hotel. Settle into your elegant abode before exploring the city on a half day sightseeing tour.

Day 3 Accommodation

Ranthambore

Depart from Delhi early in the morning and travel by train to Ranthambore. Arrive at Aman-i-Khas, an intimate tented camp perfectly positioned for wildlife encounters in the reserve. Enjoy a delicious lunch before touring the UNESCO-listed Ranthambore Fort.

Day 4 to 5 Accommodation

Ranthambore

Head out on wildlife safaris in search of Ranthambore’s Bengal tigers – a glimpse of these majestic creatures in the wild is utterly unforgettable. Enjoy downtime at your luxurious tented camp, perhaps taking a dip in the pool, indulging in a spa treatment or simply relaxing in the tranquil surroundings. An evening camel ride followed by sundowners is the perfect way to bring the day to a close, spotting wildlife and taking in the views over the spectacular landscape.

Day 6 Accommodation

Ajabgarh

Start the day with a rejuvenating outdoor yoga session and hearty breakfast before travelling to the exceptional luxury retreat of Amanbagh, where you will spend three nights. With its elegant architecture set amid lush greenery, the hotel is a relaxing oasis surrounded by Rajasthan’s cultural treasures.

Day 7 to 8 Accommodation

Ajabgarh

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of the area, first touring the 16th-century Bhangarh Fort, renowned as one of the most haunted places in India, and then meeting the hotel’s Marwari Horses, a unique breed native to Rajasthan. An excursion taking in nearby villages, temples and ruins offers an insight into local life nearby, while meditation sessions and an Ayurvedic consultation allow you to focus on your wellbeing.

Dining experiences at the hotel are something truly special. An al fresco dinner on day eight transports you back into ancient India as you eat al fresco in an elegant chhatri lit with traditional oil lamps.

Day 9 to 10 Accommodation

Jaipur

Journey onward to Jaipur, known as the “Pink City” due to its pink-hued buildings. Your home for two nights was the home of the Jaipur Royal family until 1957, and you’ll feel like royalty staying in this opulent palace. Visit the beautiful Amber Fort, standing proudly on a hilltop just outside of the city, as well as the City Palace & Jantar Mantar.

Day 11 to 12 Accommodation

Agra

Stop off at Fatehpur Sikri, once the capital of the Mughal Empire and famed for its intricate architecture that blends Mughal, Persian, and Indian styles, on the way to Agra. Visit the world-famous Taj Mahal at both sunset and sunrise, gazing in wonder as the light dances on its sparkling façade. There’s also time to see the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Agra Fort.