Day by Day itineraryDay 1: ArrivalRanthambore package starts with your arrival at the nearest airport of Jaipur (about 157 km.) or at the closest railway station of Sawai Madhopur (about 14 km.). Foreigners usually start their Ranthambore tour packages from Mumbai and Delhi, the two popular international gateways to India. Our Ranthambore National Park tour package representative would welcome and escort you to the booked hotel/resort at Ranthambore by road.
Spanning 392 sq. km. of dry deciduous forests interrupted in patches by grassy meadows, Ranthambore National Park was established in 1955 and earned the titles of a tiger reserve and a national park in 1973 and 1980 respectively. According to the latest census, more than 60 tigers find home at Ranthambore, making it one of the most-visited wildlife destinations in India. World-class hotels and resorts offering exceptional amenities around the park make it a popular holiday hub.
Day 2: Ranthambore Safari Get up early in the morning for the first jeep safari expedition. There are some important facts that you must know beforehand.
Day 3: Ranthambore SafariStart the next day with another morning safari trip in search of the mesmerizing tigers and other animals. If you are allotted the zone number 3 or 4, you would be fascinated to visit the three serene lakes called Malik Talao, Padam Talao and Rajbagh Talao. Get back to the hotel for lunch and take some rest. Again in the evening, join us on safari for the last wildlife tour of the jungle. Stay overnight at hotel.
Day 4: Other Attractions – DepartureHave breakfast and visit Ranthambore Fort, known for its huge fortifications and structures including palaces, poles, gates and cenotaphs. From there, visit the Ganesha Temple which houses the rare three-eyed Ganesha idol (which is believed to have appeared on rock by itself). Interestingly, the temple receives huge numbers of mails (mainly wedding invitations) daily from all over the world. Finally, we drop you at Jaipur Airport or Sawai Madhopur Railway Station at the end of Ranthambore package tour.