You will be warmly welcomed at the Delhi International airport and transferred to your hotel. The first day will incorporate an excursion to Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary. It is a national park with lush greens, shrubs and clusters of bougainvillaea. Four watchtowers are dedicated to birdwatchers like us to look out in peace.

After breakfast, a morning train will be boarded from Delhi to Sawai Madhopur. Our hospitable team will transfer you to a beautiful resort amidst the royal Ranthambore National Park. It is the best national park in India to experience raw wildlife in their habitats.

Jeep rides in mornings and afternoons will contribute enriched experiences to renowned tiger reserves of Ranthambore. It is famous for the mighty Bengal tigers and is a heritage site famous for wildlife photography all over the world.

A leisure drive after breakfast leads to next destination called Bharatpur. We will reach our hotel before lunch. After the meal, our local expert guide will accompany you to the pools and canals around Bharatpur to watch indigenous water feathered creatures.

In the history, Keoladeo Ghana National Park was a duck hunting reserve of the kings. It is a home to copious aquatic birds from Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China and Siberia. It has a record of 364 species of birds. Morning and afternoon excursions to this park will make this tour memorable.

A morning drive after breakfast will take you to the Agra, the host to one of the Seven Wonders of the World-‘Taj Mahal- the monument of love’.The imposing main building features a massive dome and intricately carved white marble inlaid with precious stones. Thereafter will be a drive to Chambal River Lodge. The lodge grounds provide a lovely time to discover other beautiful locations.

The morning of the eighth day has been devoted to a boat safari on the waters of Chambal River. It will take you through the course of the mighty river discovering wildlife on the way. After the boating spree, a jeep drive will take you through the breath-taking places of Chambal.