3 days
Ranthambore National Park
3 days Ranthambore tiger safari tour
Four safaris across two full days in Ranthambore, with a resort beside the park and the tenth-century fort inside it.
Choose your wildlife tour package
Two or three safaris in each park is what gives you a real chance of a tiger. October to June is the season; the core zones close for the monsoon.
10 tours
3 days
Ranthambore National Park
6 days
Bangalore · Mysore · Nagarhole · Bandipur · Ooty
6 days South India wildlife safari from Bangalore
Two of India's best elephant and tiger forests, Mysore's palaces on the way in and the Nilgiri hills at the end.
7 days
Delhi · Agra · Ranthambore · Jaipur
7 days Golden Triangle tour with Ranthambore
The classic route with two tiger safaris folded in — Delhi, the Taj Mahal, Ranthambore National Park and Jaipur, in one private journey.
8 days
Delhi · Jaipur · Ranthambore · Bharatpur · Agra
8 days North India wildlife tour
Tigers in Ranthambore, migratory birds at Bharatpur and the Taj Mahal at the end — North India's best wildlife and its best-known sights in one private week.
11 days
Delhi · Pench · Kanha · Bandhavgarh · Khajuraho · Agra
11 days Central India wildlife tour
Three of India's great tiger reserves — Pench, Kanha and Bandhavgarh — back to back, then the temples of Khajuraho and the Taj Mahal at sunrise.
11 days
Delhi · Jaipur · Agra · Jim Corbett
11 days Golden Triangle with Jim Corbett tour
Delhi, Jaipur and Agra at an easy pace, then four days in the foothills of the Himalaya at Jim Corbett — India's oldest national park, with tigers, wild elephants and river forests.
12 days
Delhi · Agra · Ranthambore · Jaipur · Jodhpur · Udaipur
12 days Rajasthan heritage and wildlife tour
Twelve days across Rajasthan with two tiger safaris in Ranthambore, three fort cities and the lakes at Udaipur.
14 days
Kochi · Periyar · Munnar · Ooty · Nagarhole · Coorg · Bandipur
14 days Kerala and Karnataka wildlife tour
A two-week loop through the forests of the Western Ghats — Periyar, Eravikulam, Nagarhole and Bandipur — with tea hills and Coorg in between.
15 days
Delhi · Agra · Ranthambore · Jaipur · Bikaner · Jaisalmer · Jodhpur · Udaipur
15 days royal Rajasthan wildlife and camel safari tour
Tigers to the Thar Desert: two safaris in Ranthambore, a night under canvas in the dunes, and every great fort between Agra and Udaipur.
16 days
Delhi · Corbett · Ranthambore · Bharatpur · Agra · Khajuraho · Bandhavgarh · Kanha · Mumbai
16 days India wildlife tour, Corbett to Kanha
The great wildlife journey of North and Central India — five national parks from the Himalayan foothills to the sal forests of Kanha, with the Taj Mahal and Khajuraho between them.
What the price covers
The same promise on every tour in this collection, written down so there is nothing to argue about later.
Included in every package
- Private AC car, or train tickets where the tour uses one
- Hotel pickup and drop
- Monument tickets booked ahead
- Ministry-approved local guide
- Guided monument tour
- Bottled water
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before travel
Not included
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
Questions people ask
Which park is best for seeing tigers?
Bandhavgarh and Ranthambore have the best sighting records, followed by Kanha, Pench and Corbett. Spending two or three safaris in a park matters more than which park you pick.
When is the safari season?
October to June. Most core zones close from July to mid-October for the monsoon. March to May is hot but the best time for tigers, as animals come to the water.
Jeep or canter — which is better?
A six-seat jeep (gypsy) is quieter and gets closer. Canters carry twenty people and are cheaper. All our tours use jeeps, and a private jeep can be booked for your group.
Do I need to book safaris in advance?
Yes. Park permits are released online by the forest department, usually 90 to 120 days ahead, and popular zones sell out. We book them as soon as your dates are confirmed.
Are wildlife tours suitable for children?
Yes, for most children over five. Each safari lasts three to four hours in an open vehicle, so bring layers for cold winter mornings.
Can I combine a tiger safari with the Taj Mahal?
Yes. Ranthambore sits conveniently between Agra and Jaipur, so it slots into a Golden Triangle route with two nights and two or three safaris.
Which tiger reserve is closest to Delhi?
Jim Corbett, about five to six hours by road from Delhi. Ranthambore is the easier choice from Agra or Jaipur, while Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Pench in Madhya Pradesh are reached by flight or train via Jabalpur or Nagpur.
What should I wear on a jungle safari?
Neutral colours such as khaki, olive or beige, plus a hat, sunscreen and a scarf for the dust. Winter mornings in an open jeep are cold, so bring a warm jacket and gloves from November to February.
Do I need ID for a safari permit?
Yes. Permits are booked in each traveller's name with passport or ID details, and you must carry the same original ID on the safari, as forest staff check it at the gate.