12 Nights / 13 Days
On Request
Delhi - Ranthambore - Jaipur - Karauli - Bharatpur - Udaipur
india
Rajasthan’s history and wildlife are closely connected. Forests once served as royal hunting reserves, while forts and palaces grew around water sources and protected landscapes. This itinerary is designed to trace that relationship, moving between heritage cities and natural environments that shaped princely life for centuries.
Spread across thirteen days, the journey allows each region to be understood in context rather than isolation. Wildlife experiences are integrated gradually, ensuring comfort and continuity, while heritage cities are explored at a pace that avoids fatigue. This is a tour for travellers who value both cultural depth and natural settings.
Arrival in Delhi is followed by a private transfer to a premium hotel located away from the city’s most congested zones. The first day is intentionally unstructured, allowing time to rest after travel and adjust to the environment without immediate sightseeing.
In the evening, a relaxed drive through central Delhi introduces the capital’s historic avenues and administrative districts. This provides a gentle historical context before the journey moves toward Rajasthan. Overnight stay in Delhi.
The journey to Ranthambore begins early, gradually leaving urban sprawl behind. The route moves through agricultural landscapes and small towns, signalling the transition from city life to forested terrain.
Arrival by afternoon allows check-in at a wildlife lodge situated near the reserve boundary. The remainder of the day is reserved for rest, orientation and understanding the natural surroundings. Overnight stay in Ranthambore.
The day is structured around wildlife exploration. An early safari introduces the park’s terrain—dry deciduous forests, lakes and rocky outcrops—where wildlife movement depends heavily on light and season.
Between safari sessions, time is spent within the lodge, observing birdlife and understanding the reserve’s ecological balance. The day remains measured, avoiding overexertion. Overnight stay in Ranthambore.
Leaving Ranthambore, the route moves toward Jaipur, reintroducing urban energy after forest stillness. Arrival by early afternoon allows check-in at a heritage or premium hotel.
Later, a gentle orientation drive through Jaipur’s quieter districts introduces the city’s planned layout without crowd-heavy visits. Evening at leisure. Overnight stay in Jaipur.
The day focuses on Jaipur’s dual identity as both royal capital and living city. Selected visits highlight ceremonial spaces and administrative planning rather than exhaustive monument coverage.
Midday hours are kept flexible, allowing return to the hotel during peak heat. Evening remains open for rest or a calm exploration of nearby areas. Overnight stay in Jaipur.
The drive to Karauli moves through lesser-visited regions of eastern Rajasthan. Arrival introduces a town historically associated with pilgrimage and royal patronage.
Check-in at a heritage palace hotel allows time to settle into the setting. The evening is reserved for quiet observation of the town’s slower rhythm. Overnight stay in Karauli.
The day explores Karauli’s heritage character. Visits focus on temple complexes and palace precincts that reflect religious and royal coexistence.
Later hours remain unstructured, allowing travellers to absorb the town’s atmosphere rather than rush through sites. Overnight stay in Karauli.
Leaving Karauli, the journey heads toward Bharatpur, historically known for its wetlands and birdlife. The landscape changes noticeably, with water bodies and agricultural fields becoming more prominent.
Arrival by afternoon allows check-in near the bird sanctuary. Evening is kept light, preparing for early exploration the following day. Overnight stay in Bharatpur.
The day is dedicated to Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. Early morning exploration allows observation of migratory and resident bird species during peak activity hours.
Between sessions, time is reserved for rest and reflection, ensuring the day does not become physically demanding. Overnight stay in Bharatpur.
The journey to Udaipur is longer and planned with adequate breaks. The drive introduces gradual changes in terrain, with hills and greenery replacing flat plains.
Arrival by evening allows check-in at a lakeside or heritage hotel. The evening remains relaxed, allowing guests to unwind after travel. Overnight stay in Udaipur.
Udaipur’s day focuses on its historic relationship with water and architecture. Palace complexes and surrounding quarters reveal how geography influenced royal planning.
The afternoon remains flexible, allowing time to enjoy the lake environment or rest within the hotel. Overnight stay in Udaipur.
This additional day allows deeper exploration without rush. Visits may include lesser-visited areas, local markets or quiet lakefront walks.
Time is intentionally open-ended, allowing travellers to experience Udaipur at a personal pace rather than following a rigid schedule. Overnight stay in Udaipur.
The final day involves transfer to Delhi by flight or surface route. The journey offers time to reflect on the balance between wildlife and heritage experienced throughout the tour.
Arrival in Delhi concludes the thirteen-day circuit with continuity and ease.
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After choosing your preferred itinerary, all you have to do to reserve your spot is send a deposit of 20% plus the cost of each booking for the train and airfare.
Your final payment won't be due until 45 days before the start of your tour. The entire cost must be paid at the time of booking if your reservation is made less than 60 days before the tour begins.
Note: All airline booking and cancellation restrictions apply, and full payment must be made at the time of booking for both domestic and international tickets.
We know that planning the perfect getaway comes with a few questions, and we're here to help! Whether you're curious about our accommodations, experiences, sustainability initiatives, or bookings, our FAQs have got you covered. If you don't find what you're looking for, feel free to reach out—we're always happy to assist!
We know that planning the perfect getaway comes with a few questions, and we're here to help! Whether you're curious about our accommodations, experiences, sustainability initiatives, or bookings, our FAQs have got you covered. If you don't find what you're looking for, feel free to reach out—we're always happy to assist!
We know that planning the perfect getaway comes with a few questions, and we're here to help! Whether you're curious about our accommodations, experiences, sustainability initiatives, or bookings, our FAQs have got you covered. If you don't find what you're looking for, feel free to reach out—we're always happy to assist! We know that planning the perfect getaway comes with a few questions, and we're here to help! Whether you're curious about our accommodations, experiences, sustainability initiatives, or bookings, our FAQs have got you covered. If you don't find what you're looking for, feel free to reach out—we're always happy to assist!
Note: We strongly advise getting travel insurance that includes coverage for disruptions caused by COVID-19.
You have up to 45 days before the tour begins to cancel, in which case your entire land deposit and any advance payments you paid will be refunded within 21 business days.
Note: Only the land portion of the journey is subject to cancellation and rebooking policies; domestic and international train and airline tickets are not.
Note: When purchasing tickets for domestic or international travel, you must pay in full at the time of booking. You must also abide by the cancellation, rebooking and booking regulations of the individual airline and rail operators.
45 days before the tour's commencement date:
Should government travel restrictions force the cancellation of your journey, your deposit and any progress payments will be fully credited towards a future tour with us at no additional cost.
We are not required to provide any reimbursement for services that you do not use if you cancel a trip after it has started for any reason. On your behalf, Royal India Tours will make every effort to retrieve as much of your money as we can or work out a credit for later usage.
Any costs resulting from a cancellation or adjustment made between thirty days before the tour start date and the tour end date will be your responsibility and must be paid by you within twenty-four hours of the modification.
We are not required to provide any reimbursement for services that are not used if the tour must be changed or cancelled for any reason other than illness or COVID-19. On your behalf, Royal India Tours will make every effort to retrieve as much of your money as we can or work out a credit for later usage. Any associated costs are your responsibility and must be paid for within a day.
Refunds or cancellations won't take effect until we get official documentation of the cancellation.
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There is a required single surcharge for travellers travelling alone.
Please provide valid passport details Either at the time of purchase or no later than 45 days before the travel date, customers must provide valid passport details. The reservation may be cancelled if this isn't done. Customers will be in charge of any associated costs and fees in this case.
Most visitors need a visa to enter India, except for citizens of Nepal and Bhutan. Tourist visas last for six months but cannot be extended. Nationals of some countries can get a visa on arrival, while others need to apply in advance online. Leaving on a tourist visa means no re-entry within two months, with some exceptions. Businessmen and students can get five-year visas. Certain areas require special permits, and some are off-limits to foreigners.
To get a visa apply online at https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html
The purpose of international travel insurance is to go with you and help you make better-informed travel decisions. Travel insurance is mandatory for all travellers and should be taken out before travel and must be purchase from your home country with Sum Insured $50,000 USD to $200,000 USD. Your insurance must cover personal accidents, death, medical expenses and emergency repatriation with coverage. We also strongly recommend coverage for cancellation, curtailment, personal liability, loss of luggage and personal effects. You must provide your policy number and the insurer's emergency contact 15 days before the tour starts. Without these details, you will not be able to join the trip.
During the tour, you are in charge of all your possessions. The standard weight limit for checked baggage on Indian domestic airlines is 15 kg, while carry-on luggage is 7 kg.
Unfortunately, wheelchair users and anyone with limited mobility cannot now participate in our tours because our cars are not wheelchair accessible.
Note that this will require a general degree of fitness. Before making a purchase or booking a trip, please speak with your healthcare physician if you have any concerns.
Please be aware that your schedule may be changed, subject to availability, or an equivalent activity may be provided in its place if entry to a site is impacted by modifications to working hours or public holiday closures.
This covers any modifications to your reservation that you request, including but not restricted to those that call for reissuing the Purchase Confirmation or an airline ticket.
Changes: $100.00 per reservation plus any extra fees levied by the airline, cruise line, lodging or any travel agencies.
In the event that Royal India Tours receives notification of an inaccurate name, there will be a $100.00 booking fee in addition to any additional fees levied by the airline, cruise line, lodging provider or other travel suppliers.
Wildlife sightings depend on natural movement.
Yes, with interest in nature and culture.
Safari zones are forest-controlled.
No, pacing is deliberately balanced.
Alternatives can be discussed.
Available on request.
October to March.
Bird activity varies by season.
Yes, fully customisable.
Yes, especially for wildlife and architecture.
