15 DAYS/14 NIGHTS
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Central India is probably the densest in regard to Forest cover which is also home to the largest numbers of Tigers ,this trips is combined with national parks in region in region along with the best attractions of the North Taj Mahal & Jaipur ,passing through medieval era cities of Orchha and Khajuraho .
- Rickshaw Ride in Delhi
- Jeep safaris into Jungles of Kanha ,Bandhvgarh & Ranthambhore National Parks
- Elephant Ride Jaipur
Day 1 :- Arrival / Delhi
A warm welcome on arrival at New Delhi airport. Assistance and check-in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 2:- Delhi
Following breakfast at the hotel enjoy a full day guided city tour of Delhi including Red Fort. Jama Masjid, cycle rickshaw ride in the by lanes of Old Delhi, Raj ghat, drive past parliament & Residential Place, India Gate, Humayun’s Tomb, and Qutab Minar. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 3:- Delhi / Jaipur
After breakfast checkout from the hotel and drive to Jaipur. The pink city on arrival in Jaipur check-in at the hotel. Evening free for shopping in the local market. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 4 :- Jaipur
Following breakfast at the hotel proceed for a guided excursion to the Amber Fort in the morning including an elephant ride, an Afternoon visit to City Palace, Jantar Mantar ( Observatory ), and a drive past Hawa Mahal (Palace of Wind). Evening free for independent activities / Shopping. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 5 :- Jaipur / Ranthambore
Following breakfast at the hotel drive to Ranthambore. Assistance on arrival and check-in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 6:- Ranthambore
Morning & Evening Jungle safari. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 7 :- Ranthambore / Fathepur Sikri / Agra
Following breakfast at the hotel and drive to Agra en-route visit Fathepur Sikri- 37 kms from Agra. The deserted city of sandstone was built by the Emperor. The city is rectangular in shape with nine huge gates. Arrive in Agra check in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 8 :- Agra
Following breakfast at the hotel proceed for a guided tour of Agra visiting the Taj Mahal & Agra Fort. Evening free for shopping. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 9 :- Agra / Jhansi / Orchha / Khajuraho
Following breakfast at the hotel. Morning check out and transfer to railway station to board the train to Jhansi. Assistance on arrival at Jhansi railway station and drive to Khajuraho en-route visit Orchha. Arrive at Khajuraho and check in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 10 :- Khajuraho / Bandhavgarh
Following breakfast a guided tour of Khajuraho. The Eastern group of temples & The Western Group of temples etc. Later drive to Bandhavgarh. Upon arrival check-in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 11 :- Bandhavgarh
Bandhavgarh is the natural habitat of many wildlife animals, the main attraction being the Royal Bengal Tigers. This mostly unexplored and unspoiled region still remains as a haven for birds and animals. Morning & Evening jungle safari. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 12 :- Bandhavgarh / Kanha
Following breakfast at the hotel. Morning check out and drive to Kanha. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 13 :- Kanha
Morning & Evening jungle safari in the park. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 14 :- Kanha / Nagpur / Mumbai
Following breakfast at the hotel. Drive to Nagpur airport to board a flight to Mumbai. Assistance on arrival and transfer to hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 15 :- Mumbai / Departure
Following breakfast at the hotel proceed for a guided excursion to Elephanta cave, visiting the Jain temple, Prince of Wales museum (closed on Monday ), and the Mumbai city. Morning transfer to Mumbai international airport to board a flight for your journey back home.
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Pre-departure planning is important. Here are certain things you should watch for and plan for.
Visas
Check with the Indian consulate or embassy in your country to find out if you will need a visa to visit the country of your destination, especially for an extended period of time. Some countries have extremely detailed and complicated entry/departure laws, and treat visits of a week or two very differently from longer stays.
Money
If you’re traveling to one area, check the cost of living there. If it’s high you’ll probably want to budget more carefully and save some money before leaving. The lower the cost of living the less you’ll have to save, but be sure to have a back up reserve in emergency cases.
General Tips
Talk to other people who have done a similar trip.
If you don’t know anyone personally, try any of the dozens of online travel web sites full of first-person travel stories covering every possible type of trip.
Plan big and loose. Read everything you can about the area.
There may be sights and attractions you didn’t know about. A rough outline of your trip might have three or four target points and a variety of ways to get between them.
You don’t want to find out that the weather isn’t what you thought, or the guide book was incorrect, after committing to 6 weeks in a specific spot.
Some trips will allow you more leeway than others. Travel plans in Asia can often be made day-by-day while summer travel in Europe should be organized at least a few weeks ahead unless you’re prepared to hunt around for hotel rooms and train seats.
Set up a pre-trip timeline so you don’t end up with a full to-do list during your last week of work or school.
Things to consider are doctor’s visits for a check-up, inoculations, and prescription refills; purchasing plane tickets; renewing passports, and obtaining visas and other documents.
Check your insurance coverage abroad and purchasing additional travel insurance if needed. Don’t forget visiting friends and family members!e
The longer the trip, the lighter you should pack. This might seem strange, but it’s true you can afford to lug a heavy bag around for a week or two, but do you want to have anything extra for a year?
Stick to the absolute basics and know what you can and cannot buy at your destination(s). There’s no point in bringing 6 months of toothpaste to Europe or buying a sarong at home to take to the tropics. If you are visiting several climates, try to arrange it so you visit the warmer places first and the coldest last. That way you can purchase sweaters and long pants and not have to carry them any more than needed. Alternately, visit cold climates first and then ship unneeded layers home — or sell them off.
A good rule of thumb is to bring one outfit for the hottest day you’re likely to encounter, one for an average day, and one for the coldest.
Make sure everything goes with everything else (if that’s important to you), and remember that layers are always best.
Be prepared for uncomfortable trips. You will often find yourself in a busy, cramped, economy class environment and it could be for many hours – especially long plane trips.
If you want to arrive at your destination refreshed and able to enjoy the sights, then try a good quality travel pillow to support your head, some ear plugs to block out the screaming babies, and an eye cover to block out the sun or cabin lights.
Just avoid those cheap U-shaped pillows from airport shops – your head drops forward and you wake up with a stiff neck.
Make contact with the locals before you go.
Maybe you have a friend-of-a-friend or a foreign exchange student from high school you remember, or just found a friend through a travel website; almost everyone is happy to welcome a foreign visitor to their hometown. This might be as elaborate as a homestay for a few weeks, or just coffee in their hometown or dinner at a local restaurant.
Getting Around
Make your own way or if there are too many great things to see, follow the lead of a guided tour.
A perfect city for exploring on foot with a shop around every corner. Much of the inner city can be walked without trouble, however, in parts walking include crowds, uneven streets, heavy traffic, and skinny sidewalks. If that’s a problem, there are plenty of taxi’s to ride in and scooters to rent.
How to Travel
- Subway – The metro is the fastest transportation. Running 5am to 10pm every day.
- Bus & Train – Operated by an independent organization, busses and trains include wifi access for the public. You can take any bus or train marked with the (B Public) sign for free.
- Taxi – Available in all parts of the city. From a restaurant or hotel you can have them call the city taxi service.
- Car – Rental cars are easy to get and hotels have good parking prices. Once in the main city, you can often walk so we suggest returning the when you arrive.
- Bike – The best way to get around, other than walking, is by bike. If you don’t mind hills, you can bike anywhere. If that’s not for you, stick to the inner city with your bike.
Mini Trips
Just a few miles away you can explore the history and legacy, drink wine and relax. You can wander the hills or be lulled by the fountains. If you have time, the attractions can fill 3 days. We’ve highlighted the best ones here.
Tours
Because of the number of sights to see, some first-time visitors should start with an organized tour. Some things can be covered in depth, other are just useful for getting your bearings.
The leading tour operators use local historians to lead their tours. Guides offer walking tours, including visits to monuments, museums, and historic locations, as well as eating tours. Tour prices can be high, but most participants consider them a trip highlight. In addition, there are many family related tours, sights and more appealing activites to children.
Walking tours, like the 3 hour ghost tour, is an exclusive in the early evening. A bus excursion ruins special tours like you’ve never seen. Also worth consideration, a group of art historians and architects do a theatrical retelling from dramatic scripts. Go on a tour, expect guides to break out into a rendition of “Singing in the Rain”, it’s a lot of fun.
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Travel planning is about more than just knowing where you’re going. Prepares to navigate, take control and be ready for anything. This section helps you steer clear of disaster and stay open enjoy the unexpected.
Quick Tips
- Banks – Open Monday to Friday 9am to 2pm. Some banks are closed for lunch.
- Emergencies – For police, dial a local phone number; for ambulance call a hospital.
- Internet Access – Wifi is standard in most hotels and free in many coffee shops.
- Mail – Buy stamps at the Post Office. Convenient post offices are located all cities. Most are open Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm.
- Safety – Pickpocketing can be a common problem. It is suggested for men to keep wallets in their front pocket. Purse snatching also occurs at times.
Visitor Information
This site contains information with a very personal and friendly structure. It also has great links to other related sites online.
Information, internet access, maps, and train passes are available at local Tourist Information terminals. These are located at various sites around the city. Expect a wait if you arrive late in the afternoon or during lunch time. Local travel agencies are also helpful for quick information and finding hotels. There is no service charge for these services. Hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, and Saturday 10am to 2pm.
Transportation
Getting in from the airport and other arrival locations. Travel planning is about more than just knowing where you’re going. Prepares to navigate, take control and be ready for anything. This section helps you steer clear of disaster and stay open enjoy the unexpected.
- Plane – Flights arrive at the main airport near city center. If flying from European cities, you might land at a connecting airport. There is a tourist information office at the Terminal E, international arrivals, open 8am to 6pm.
- Train – A train station is on the lower level of the airport. To get into the city, follow the marked signs.
- Taxi – From the airport there is a flat-rate for the 1-hour trip, depending on traffic. Hotels charge up to $80 for shuttle service.
- Train & Bus – Trains and buses arrive a city center. This is the transportation hub for the city and is surrounded hotels.
A perfect place for exploring on foot, with local shops around every corner. You will eventually walk somewhere, it’s just going to happen. If you don’t like crowds, uneven cobblestones, heavy traffic or narrow sidewalks, take a taxi or rent a scooter.
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LIVING SPACES
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CURATED EXPERIENCES
The activities, sights and experiences are original and offer you the spirit of the land
CULINARY
Flavours of local and global cuisine matched with your preferred drinks at selected restaurants offering unique F&B experiences
TRAVEL
We endeavour to make your journey smooth and memorable. Our drivers are trained at driving on Indian Roads and are also knowledgeable guides.
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