Jaipur Ranthambore Tour with Tiger Safari
The itinerary has been designed to provide the ideal balance between a city tour and a wilderness excursion. While beginning in Jaipur, which retains its old-world charm with pink vibrant colours all over the city and offers a blend of lovely culture and heritage, you’ll also visit Ranthambore, where you can hear the mighty roar of Royal Bengal Tigers as you travel deep into the wilderness and get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see them in Ranthambore National Park.
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Safari
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Quick Info:
⦿ Route:Jaipur – Ranthambore – Jaipur
⦿ Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
⦿ Start Point: Jaipur
⦿ End Point: Jaipur
Highlights
⦿ Witness the beauty of Hawa Mahal “Palaces of Wind”, a five - storey monument with intricately carved jharokhas known for the fusion of Hindu Rajput and muslim Islamic architecture.
⦿ Visit Nahargarh “home of Tigers” to see its compact yet robust side which is situated at the edge of Aravalli hills and is clearly one of the strongest defence rings for the city and also the night view of the city from the fort is breathtaking.
⦿ Visit ranthambore national park which served as the hunting grounds to the royal family.
⦿ Explore the forest with jeep safari while sighting tigers to many animals around there in the park.
⦿ Hike towards ranthambore fort to experience adventure in your tour journey and click some good pictures in the midst of your journey.
The itinerary has been designed to provide the ideal balance between a city tour and a wilderness excursion. While beginning in Jaipur, which retains its old-world charm with pink vibrant colours all over the city and offers a blend of lovely culture and heritage, you’ll also visit Ranthambore, where you can hear the mighty roar of Royal Bengal Tigers as you travel deep into the wilderness and get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see them in Ranthambore National Park.
Conclusions:
⦿ Comfortable, neat and clean vehicle like Sedan/SUV/TT will be provided as per the group size
⦿ Railway Station/ Bus Stop/ Airport pick up and drop will be done as per the arrival timez
⦿ Stay on a double and triple sharing basis in hotels / camps depending on the group size
⦿ Breakfast (from Day 2 to Last Day as per itinerary)
⦿ Driver allowances, fuel charges, toll tax, state
tax, parking charges, etc.
⦿ Experienced and Professional driver for the entire tour
⦿ Sightseeing as per itinerary
Things not to Miss:
⦿ Enter the Maharaja-style Amer Fort to the top on an elephant.
⦿ Marvel at the enormous 18th century Jaivana cannon at Jaigarh, its bullet created a small lake in Chaksu after traveling approx. 35km.
⦿ Walk through secret tunnels used in wars connecting Amer Fort with Jaigarh.
⦿ Hear from the locals the story of Machali, a tigress who ruled Ranthambore for 18 years.
⦿ Understand the secret to making Jaipur’s famous blue pottery without clay.
How to Reach:
Enter the Maharaja-style Amer Fort to the top on an elephant.
⦿ Marvel at the enormous 18th century Jaivana cannon at Jaigarh, its bullet created a small lake in Chaksu after traveling approx. 35km.
⦿ Walk through secret tunnels used in wars connecting Amer Fort with Jaigarh.
⦿ Hear from the locals the story of Machali, a tigress who ruled Ranthambore for 18 years.
⦿ Understand the secret to making Jaipur’s famous blue pottery without clay.
| Starting point | Drop Point |
| Jaipur | Jaipur |
Know Before You Go
1.In case of private booking, the minimum number of people required is 2.
2.Any meals; other than the ones mentioned under the inclusions, will be considered as an exclusion of the package.
3.Entry fee to the monuments and camera charges are not included in the package.
4.Any personal expenses like shopping, porter charges, tips or rewards, laundry, meals or drinks other than specified etc. will not be accommodated in the package cost.
5.Price mentioned shall vary during the seasonal or special dates such as Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas and New Year weeks.
6.In case of private booking, the minimum number of people required is 2. Any meals; other than the ones mentioned under the inclusions, will be considered as an exclusion of the package.
7Entry fee to the monuments and camera charges are not included in the package. Any personal expenses like shopping, porter charges, tips or rewards, laundry, meals or drinks other than specified etc. will not be accommodated in the package cost.
8.Price mentioned shall vary during the seasonal or special dates such as Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas and New Year weeks.
9.Any personal expenses like shopping, porter charges, tips or rewards, laundry, meals or drinks other than specified etc.
10.will not be accommodated in the package cost. Any additional cost occurrence happening due to bad weather conditions, flight cancellation, insurrection etc are not included into the package. Applicable GST to the booking amount will be charged.
11.In case of addition of new member to a booked package, the applicable difference amount should be borne by the client depending upon the amendment in the package. In tour packages, children with the age 8 years and more will be considered Adults only.
12Package price may fluctuate subject to any amendments in services/hotels. Hotel bookings are subjected to their availability, and will be booked accordingly. In case of unavailability, a similar category accommodation will be provided to the traveler. In case of any irregular disturbance or unfortunate conditions such as bad weather, insurrection/political unrest etc; we as an organization reserve the right to reorganize the planned itinerary without making any changes to the duration and quality of services.
13It is mandatory for the traveler to carry a valid address proof such as Aadhar card/Voter ID/Driving License/Passport along with them during the trip.
Cancellation Policy
1. Cancellations made 30 days or more in advance of the travel date will incur a 30% cancelation fee. Cancellations made within 15 – 30 days will incur a 50% cancelation fee.
2. Cancellations made within 0-15 days will incur a 100% cancelation fee. Cancellations due to any unforeseen circumstances occurring due to medical ground or sickness, within 48-72 hours before the travel date may stand valid for a rescheduling to a different date of the same booking. This shall be validated through the supportive medical documents.
3. Any cancellation request of the booking shall be entertained only till 1800 Hrs.
4.If the booked accommodation type lies in 4-5 star category then the charges and timeline may vary depending upon the property’s regulations.
Payment PolicyPayment Policy
1. The payment terms finalized at the time of booking will remain the same and can not be changed once the booking is done.
2.100% advance of the total booking value shall be paid well ahead of the travel date adhering to the finalized payment terms.
3. The payment terms finalized at the time of booking will remain the same and can not be changed once the booking is done.
4. 100% advance of the total booking value shall be paid well ahead of the travel date adhering to the finalized payment terms.
Jaipur
Arrival at Jaipur | Welcome to the 'Pink City of India'
- In Jaipur, meet a representative at a prearranged place.
- Get transferred to the hotel.
- Thereafter visit Albert Hall which is a great place to start your trip because you can get some beautiful pictures of pigeons there.
- Then, after a brief pit stop at Jaipur’s famed Hawa Mahal, you may check the time on Jantar Mantar, the largest sundial in the world (Observatory).
- Visit The City Palace and Museum, the royal family’s current house, to see the weapons and handicrafts they once employed.
- Visit the local market and Govind Dev Ji Temple in the evening.
- Return to the hotel in Jaipur to spend the night.
Sightseeing in Jaipur | Explore The Pink City
- Start your day of local sightseeing in Jaipur after having your breakfast.
- Visit the Amer Fort, which has seen a lot of wars, royal celebrations, and served as a palace for a number of rulers, to dive into history.
- Then, you may visit the Jaigarh Fort, which is home to one of the largest cannons, and the Nahargarh Fort, from where you can take in breath-taking city views.
- Visit Jal Mahal for a photo stop to obtain some stunning pictures of you dressed in authentic Indian garb.
- You can also go to the Birla Temple, a building constructed of glistening white marble and decorated with carvings of numerous mythological scenes.
- Return to the hotel to spend the night in Jaipur.
Jaipur to Ranthambore | Explore the Wildernest
Ranthambore
- After a great breakfast, get ready to travel to Ranthambore, Rajasthan’s wildlife capital.
- The majestic Bengal tigers live in Ranthambore.
- When you get to Ranthambore, you can check into the hotel and rest there.
- Visit Ranthambore Fort in the late afternoon. It was constructed in 994 AD by the Chauhan Royal dynasty on a high stream and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- When you get to the fort, climb the hill to the top to see the popular Ganesha Temple, which is popular with tourists.
- Try to identify tigers that are commonly seen nearby by looking down at the valley’s rich greenery from the fort.
- Return to the hotel in Ranthambore to spend the night.
Departure from Ranthambore | Drop in JaipurJaipur
- Prepare for a day full of excitement by getting up early and eating a healthy breakfast.
- When you’re ready, head to Shilpgram, where you can board a vehicle to enter Ranthambore National Park.
- Hold on tight as the car bounces, dips, twists, and turns while you look for tigers in the lush surroundings.
- In addition, you can see Indian wolves, striped hyenas, jackals, chinkaras, sloth bears, crocodiles, and snakes.
- Once you’ve had your fill of touring, the canter or jeep will return you to Shilpgram, where you can catch a taxi to your accommodation.
- After taking a short nap, get ready to leave the hotel.
- Get transferred to Jaipur Railway Station or Airport for your next destination.
Jaipur
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The most ideal time for visiting the state of Rajasthan is during the winter months of October to February. During this period of the year, the state experiences pleasant weather and low humidity levels, which supports outdoor activities. Most of the important fairs and festivals of Rajasthan are also celebrated during the winter season.
– Forts and palaces – Famous history and rich culture – Adventurous desert activities like camel safari, hot air ballooning, and desert camping – Artistic handicrafts – Wildlife.
Yes, Rajasthan is one of the safest places in the country for female travellers and it is known for its hospitality, the locals are really welcoming. However, you are advised not to roam around alone in the deserted areas at night.
Rajasthan is bestowed with a total of 7 desert sites. These desert sites includes – Sam Sand Dunes and Khuri Sand Dunes in Jaisalmer; Osian Desert in Jodhpur; Mahabar Desert in Barmer; Khimsar Desert Sand Dunes in Nagaur; Bikaner desert dunes; and Pushkar desert dunes.
1. Rajasthan International Folk Festival, Jodhpur 2. Bikaner Camel Festival, Bikaner 3. Teej, Jaipur 4. Desert Festival, Jaisalmer 5. Summer Festival, Mount Abu 6. Winter Festival, Mount Abu 7. Braj Holi, Bharatpur 8. International Kite Festival, Jaipur & Jodhpur 9. Urs Festival, Ajmer 10. Gangaur Festival, Jaipur 11. Jaipur Literature Festival, Jaipur 12. World Sufi Spirit Festival, Gangaur, Jodhpur 13. Mewar Festival, Udaipur 14. Bundi Utsav, Bundi 15. Kumbhalgarh Festival, Kumbhalgarh.
The official and primary language of Rajasthan state is Rajasthani. However, 57 other regional languages are also spoken in Rajasthan, the prominent ones of which are Marwari, Bagri, Brajbhasha, and Mewari.
– Gemstones and jewelry – Pichwai paintings – Ethnic carpets – Blue pottery – Stuffed dolls and puppets – Block-printed fabric – Metal figurines – Spices, pickles, and papads – Jodhpuri Juttis.
1. Jaisalmer Fort: Also known as “Golden Fort”, Jaisalmer Fort is considered to be one of the world’s largest forts. Constructed in the 12th century under the orders of Rawal Jaisal, the fort is built with yellow sandstone and features 4 gigantic gateways and old temples.
2. Mehrangarh Fort: Known fondly as “Mehran Fort”, the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort was constructed by Rao Jodha back in 1459. Featuring 7 gates, the fort retains the cannonballs imprints it got subjected to during the wars fought here in the times gone by.
3. City Palace: Nestled in Jaipur and built between 1729 and 1732 by Jay Singh II, the glorious City Palace is home to the Chandra Mahal and the Mubarak Mahal both of which are a fascinating architectural marvel.
4. Ranthambore Fort: Located in Sawai Madhopur, within the Ranthambore National Park, the Ranthambore Fort is a very popular UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sturdy fort was built by the Nagil Jats in the 10th century and was later inhabited by the Chauhan dynasty.
5. Amber Fort: Set overlooking Lake Maota, Amber Fort is known popularly for its brilliant craftsmanship. Built by Raja Man Singh I in the 16th century, this fort features the Sheesh Mahal, Sheela Mata Temple, several huge gates, and beautiful cobbled paths.
1. Pushkar: Head to Pushkar city for an exuberant camel safari, especially during the colourful Pushkar Camel Fair. Pass through tiny hamlets and interact with indigenous tribes to learn about the local lifestyle.
2. Bikaner: Camel safari in Bikaner will take you through quaint settlements including Mohangarh, Kanasar, Naukh, Tadana, and Baru and expose you to the colourful local culture.
3. Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer allows the adrenaline seekers to enjoy thrilling camel rides through tall, rolling sand dunes with negligible vegetation.
4. Osian: Lying in the Thar Desert, the ancient town of Osian is one of the most preferred sites for enjoying peaceful camel rides with less crowds.
The wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of Rajasthan are home to some of the most critically endangered species. Some of the famous ones are:
1. Ranthambore National Park – Sawai Madhopur
2. Sariska National Park – Alwar
3. Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary – Bharatpur
4. Desert National Sanctuary – Jaisalmer
5. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary – Kumbhalgarh
6. Darrah Sanctuary – Kota
7. Mount Abu Sanctuary – Mount Abu
8. Sita Mata Sanctuary – Pratapgarh
Along with its numerous architectural beauties, Rajasthan has some majestic temples too that are worth a visit. Some of the famous temples in Rajasthan are:
1. Birla Mandir, Jaipur
2. Ambika Mata Temple, Jagat
3. Karni Mata Temple, Deshnoke
4. Eklingji Temple, Udaipur
5. Galtaji Temple, Khania-Balaji
6. Mehandipur Balaji Temple, Karauli
7. Saidham, Rani
8. Salasar Balaji Temple, Salasar
Rajasthan has a plethora of options when it comes to desert safaris given its long stretches of deserts. Some places where they offer great desert safari tours are:
1. Sam desert in Jaisalmer
2. Khur desert in Jaisalmer
3. Osian desert in Jodhpur
4. Camel safari in Thar Desert, Jodhpur
1. Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur: Perched on the picturesque Lake Pichola, Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur is an opulent 5 star hotel, featuring 66 rooms and 17 suites. Offering incredible scenic views, this hotel also formed the shooting site of the popular Hollywood movie ‘Octopussy’.
2. The Oberoi Rajvilas, Jaipur: Manifesting an impressive traditional architectural design, The Oberoi Rajvilas, Jaipur is known to offer a peaceful and tranquil staying experience. The resort offers a treat to the eyes with its high domed ceilings and gold leaf frescoes.
3. Khem Vilas, Sawai Madhopur: Established back in 1989, Khem Vilas, Sawai Madhopur is encircled by lush grasslands and serene water bodies. Featuring cozy tents and cottages, Khem Vilas offers you a jungle staying experience and also lets you spot wild animals, like jungle cats and desert foxes.
4. Lebua Lodge Amber, Jaipur: Nestled amidst Ballupura Farms, Lebua Lodge Amber is known for its top-notch services and world-class luxury. The guests staying here can enjoy a number of recreational activities, including table tennis, swimming, golf, and horse riding.