Arrive in Jaipur and check in. Afternoon visit to City Palace and Amber Fort. Overnight in Jaipur.
Drive to Ranthambore (about 3.5–4 hours). Afternoon jeep safari (Safari 1). Overnight near the park.
Morning safari (Safari 2) and afternoon safari (Safari 3), in different zones where possible. Overnight near the park.
Morning safari (Safari 4), then a long private drive to Udaipur, stopping at Chittorgarh Fort, one of India’s largest fort complexes. Overnight in Udaipur.
City Palace, a Lake Pichola boat ride, Jagdish Temple and sunset at Monsoon Palace. Overnight in Udaipur.
Private transfer to Udaipur airport for your onward journey.
Four separate jeep safaris across two full days in Ranthambore National Park, giving a realistic chance of a tiger sighting.
No honest operator can guarantee this — Ranthambore has a healthy tiger population and strong sighting rates, but it remains a wild park, not a zoo.
We use 6-seater open jeeps rather than 20-seater canters for a quieter, more flexible experience with better sighting odds.
Zones are allocated at booking, not on arrival, so we book as early as possible to target zones 1–5, which have historically higher tiger density.
March to May has the highest tiger activity but hot weather; October to February is far more comfortable but sightings can be less frequent. See the Best Time section above.
That tour adds Ranthambore onto a Delhi–Agra–Jaipur itinerary. This tour skips Delhi and Agra, pairing Ranthambore with Jaipur and Udaipur instead, with more time and safaris dedicated to the park.
