16 Days – Tiger Safari India Tour

1. Delhi city tour
2. Sloth bears in Satpura
3. Night drive in Satpura National Park
4. Walking safari in Satpura National Park 
5. Tiger safaris in Tadoba National Park
6. Baiga dance in Kanha National Park
7. Birding in Kanha National Park
8. Kanha meadows 
9. Hard ground barasingha in Kanha National Park
10. Ranthambhore – Best place in India to see Tigers 
11. Explore three large lakes in Ranthambhore including Padam Talab, Malik Talab, and Raj Bagh.
12. The picturesque landscape of Ranthambhore
13. Ranthambhore fort

1. Delhi
2. Satpura National Park
3. Tadoba National Park
4. Kanha National Park
5. Ranthambhore National Park

Day 1 – Delhi:

Upon your arrival today, we will pick you up from Delhi airport/railway station and drive you to a city hotel. After checking in at the hotel, freshen up and take some rest. If you want you take a half-day city tour (Optional activity). At 7 P.m., the group will meet at the hotel lounge/dining for a group introduction, and our tour leader will give you the tour briefing. This will be followed by drinks and dinner. Overnight stay in Delhi.

Meals – Dinner
Activity – None (Optional – Half-day city tour)

Day 2 – Delhi to Satpura National Park via Bhopal: 

Today we will take an early morning flight to Bhopal (Indigo 6E 2112, 7:05 AM – 8:25 AM). Breakfast on the flight, After reaching Bhopal our taxi driver will pick up us and drive to Satpura National Park, On the way, we will visit Bhimbhetka also known as Bhimbetka Rock Shelter. We will spend 2 hours looking for these rock shelters and cave paintings. After that, we will continue our journey to Satpura National Park. On arrival, check-in at our resort. Have lunch and take some rest before starting our afternoon activity. In the afternoon, we will go on an afternoon safari. Thereafter, return to the resort.  Dinner & overnight stay in Satpura.

Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Activity – Bhimbetka Rock Shelter & Afternoon Safari in Satpura 

About Bhimbetka Rock Shelter –

The Bhimbetka Rock Shelter has the oldest-known rock art in India, as well as is one of the largest prehistoric complexes to be seen. The cave paintings provide evidence of human civilization during 8,000 B.C. i.e. a period approximately 10,000 years ago!

An archaeological treasure, Bhimbetka has around 243 rock shelters and has earned the honor of UNESCO World Heritage Site.

About Satpura National Park –

Satpura Tiger Reserve Located in the south of the river Narmada, The forest of the Satpura ranges is rich in biodiversity and is inhabited by many endangered species. Keeping this specialty in mind, Satpura Tiger Reserve was declared the first biosphere reserve of Madhya Pradesh in the year 1999. The high ranges of the Pachmarhi plateau are covered by Sal forests, whereas dense teak forests are spread over its lower hill ranges. Here, 26 species of the Himalayan region and 42 species of Nilgiri areas are found. due to which Satpura Tiger Reserve also known as the northern extremity of Western Ghats. This large land is an important habitat for the protection of tigers. This area is home to almost 14 endangered species, among which Giant Squirrel, Indian Skimmer, Black Bellied Tern, Leaf-nosed Bat, etc. are the specialty of the area. More than 300 species of birds are found here, including the Malabar Pied Hornbill, Malabar Whistling Thrush, and Madhya Pradesh’s state bird Paradise Flycatcher (Doodhraj). Apart from this, migratory birds such as Bar-headed Geese, Pintails, Spot-bills, spoon-bills, etc. also appear in large groups during the autumn. Eurasian otters have also been seen here in the past.

Day 3 & 4 – Satpura National Park:

We start our day early with the morning safari. Early morning is the best time to look for the big cats and other predators and even sloth bears also for which the Satpura is known among wildlife travelers. The birdlife is also very active. The undulating terrain, dense forest, river, and numerous dry streambeds form the perfect setup. Post lunch we go for our afternoon safari. Dinner & Overnight stay in Satpura.

Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & dinner
Activity – Morning and afternoon jungle safari on both days

Day 5 – Satpura to Tadoba National Park:

Today after having an early breakfast at the resort, we will drive to Tadoba National Park. It’s an 8-hour journey through the beautiful countryside and territorial forest of Melghat Tiger Reserve. After reaching our resort at Tadoba, check-in, have some rest, shower, and come for an early dinner. Overnight stay in Tadoba.

Meals –  Breakfast, Packed lunch & dinner
Activity – None

About Tadoba National Park –

Tadoba National Park is one of India’s most prominent wildlife reserves, located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra. It’s renowned for its rich biodiversity and is part of the larger Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve. It is one of the best places in India to see tigers in their natural habitat. It has a healthy population of Bengal tigers, and sightings are relatively frequent compared to other reserves. The park boasts a diverse range of wildlife, including leopards, sloth bears, Indian wild dogs (dholes), sambar deer, and various species of birds. The rich flora includes teak, bamboo, and other dry deciduous trees. The park features a mix of dense forests, grasslands, and water bodies. The Tadoba Lake and the Andhari River are significant water sources in the park, supporting a variety of wildlife.

Day 6 & 7 – Tadoba National Park:

We start our day early with the morning safari. Early morning is the best time to look for the big cats and other predators. The birdlife is also very active. The undulating terrain, deciduous teak forest, Tadoba lake, and numerous dry streambeds form the perfect setup. Post lunch we go for our afternoon safari. Dinner & Overnight stay in Tadoba.

Meals –  Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Activity – Morning & afternoon jungle safari on both days

Day 8 – Tadoba to Kanha National Park:

Today after having breakfast at our resort, we will drive to Kanha National Park. On reaching the resort, after check-in have some rest, shower, and come for an early dinner. Overnight stay in Kanha.

Meals – Breakfast, Packed lunch & dinner
Activity – None

About Kanha National Park – 

Kanha National Park also known as Kanha-Kisli National Park is one of the famous tiger reserves of India and the largest national park located in the magical land of Madhya Pradesh. Kanha National Park was created on 1 June 1955 and was designated as a tiger reserve in the year of 1973. Today, it sprawls over an area of 940 square kilometers. It is one of the most popular Tiger reserves in India which attracts flocks of wildlife enthusiasts every year.

The Kanha National Park is reckoned as the perfect habitat for large amounts of herbivores and carnivore animals. Tourists can discover the abundant varieties of wildlife. It is the only location in India where the most abundant variety of Barasingha can be found and so does to call them the “Jewel of Kanha”. This National Park has thick vegetation kinds of Sal trees Bamboo forests and grasslands. The moderate and favorable climate and varied topography support the growth of a rich and varied flora in the Park. Kanha trees have more than 70 species of trees. This large, evergreen, gregarious tree is found in North India, up to an elevation of 914 meters. The timber is largely used for railway sleepers and more than 500 species of birds.

Day 9 & 10 – Kanha National Park:

We start our day early with the morning safari. The evergreen Sal forest, Kanha meadows, and perennial water bodies that flow through the year make this forest a beautiful and perfect place to see big cats. Post lunch we go for our afternoon safari. Dinner & Overnight stay in Kanha.

Meals – Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Activity –  Morning  & afternoon jungle safari on both days

Day 11 – Kanha to Ranthambore National Park via overnight train:

After having back-to-back safaris, this morning we will take it easy. Wake up according to the time that suits you, and have breakfast at the lodge, there is no activity planned for today’s morning so you are free to roam around the lodge or use lodge amenities like a spa, swimming pool, and others. After lunch we will drive to Jabalpur to take our overnight train to Ranthambore National Park (12181 Dayodhaya SF Express, 20:35 to 9:05). Packed Dinner and Overnight stay in Train.

Meals – Breakfast, lunch & packed dinner
Activity – None

Day 12 – Ranthambore National Park:

Today after reaching Ranthambore railway station around 9:30 Am, we will be transferred to our lodge. After reaching our resort, check in and come for breakfast, after that, you are free to roam around or unpack your bags. After Lunch, we will get ready to visit Ranthambhore fort. Dinner and overnight stay in Ranthambhore.

Meals – Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Activity – Visit Ranthambhore fort

About Ranthambore National Park

Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, Ranthambore National Park is a premier wildlife sanctuary and a gem for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Spanning over 1,300 square kilometers, this magnificent park is renowned for its rich biodiversity and picturesque landscapes, making it a must-visit destination for wildlife lovers.

Ranthambore is celebrated for its thriving population of Bengal tigers, offering one of the best opportunities to spot these majestic predators in their natural habitat. The park is also home to a variety of other wildlife species, including leopards, sloth bears, wild boars, and numerous deer species. Birdwatchers will be delighted by the park’s avian diversity, with over 300 bird species calling it home.

The park’s diverse landscape ranges from lush, tropical forests to open grasslands and tranquil lakes. The flora includes a mix of deciduous trees, shrubs, and medicinal plants, contributing to the park’s vibrant ecosystem. Ranthambore is not just about wildlife; it’s also a site of historical significance. The park is named after the Ranthambore Fort, a majestic 10th-century fortress that stands atop a hill overlooking the park. The fort, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, adds a historical charm to the natural beauty of the area.

Day 13 & 14 –  Ranthambore National Park:

We start our day early with the morning safari. Early morning is the best time to look for the big cats and other predators. The birdlife is also very active during this time of the day. Ranthambore is known for its Tiger, Leopard, and Sloth bear sightings. We will start our morning safari by tracking these magnificent creatures. Post lunch we go for our afternoon safari. Dinner & Overnight stay in Ranthambore.

Meals – Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Activity – Morning & afternoon jungle safari on both days

Day 15 –  Ranthambore National Park to Delhi:

Today we will go birding around the lodge for 2 hours. After that, we will come back to the resort, have breakfast, freshen up, pack our bags, and drive to Delhi. After reaching Delhi, check in, take some rest and we will meet again at the restaurant for our final dinner. Dinner & Overnight stay in Delhi.

Meals – Breakfast, Packed lunch & dinner
Activity – Morning birding around the lodge 

Day 16 –  Delhi (Trip ends here):

Today according to your flight/train timing, we will drop you at the airport/railway station. Your 16-day best tiger safari tour ends here with lots of memories and pictures of Tigers and other wildlife.

Meals – None

Included

1. Airport transfers (Pick up & drop)
2. Domestic flights/Train if required
3. Accommodation on a sharing basis
4. Accommodation on Single sharing ( at an extra cost)
5. All Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
6. All activities as mentioned in the itinerary
7. National park entries, forts/monuments/heritage building entries, city tours, adventure activities as mentioned in the itinerary (Charges may vary if the govt. changes the prices at the time of the booking)
8. All ground transportation in Air conditioned Taxi
9. Services of 1 tour leader + local guides/trackers (if applicable)
10. Service of porters
11. Gratuity/tip to Taxi drivers, Hotels, safari drivers & safari Guides

Excludes

1. Camera charges
2. Visas
3. Flights (All international)
4. Travel Insurance
5. Optional Activities
6. Drinks, Tips, phone calls, laundry & items of a personal nature
7. Gratuity/tip to Expedition leader
8. Anything that is not mentioned in the “Included section”