• Taj Mahal remains closed on Fridays.
• Bookings are subject to availability with the hotel.
• Cancellation charges as per company policy.
• Room category in all packages are the base category rooms.
• Package rates are subject to change without any prior notice.
• Elephant ride in Jaipur is subject to availability of elephants.
• Check-In 1400 hrs and Check-Out time is 1200 hrs noon at all the hotels.
• Tour also operated in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, and Japanese languages.
• The guest must carry photo identification like Passport IN ORIGINAL at the point of check-in at the hotel.
• In case of waitlisted booking we have to hold the alternate, for which we will advice the supplement OR reduction accordingly.
• Christmas and New Year gala dinner charges are on direct pay basis at the hotel by guest.
• The above rates are based on presently prevailing taxes and entrances to the monuments. If there is any change, prices will also change accordingly.
• Customers are allowed to early check-in for a booking by paying extra charges to the hotel.
• Using AC Sedan Car (for 01-02 pax)
• Using AC Innova (03-04 Pax)
• Using AC Tempo (05-10 Pax)
• Meals served at hotel/restaurant are on fixed menu-basis and do not offer any soft drinks alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages, or mineral water. A customer can directly purchase the same through additional spot payment.

Day 1: Arrival in New Delhi
Upon arrival at the New Delhi Airport, you will be met by our representative who will ensure a smooth transfer to the Hotel and further, help you check-in at the Hotel. All the travel related documents will be handed over and explained to you.

Day 2: New Delhi – Sariska (180 Kms 4 Hrs drive)
After a leisurely breakfast in the morning, travel 180 km (about four hours) to Sariska National Park. Check into the lodge as you arrive. After lunch, head inside the park for an afternoon jeep safari. Sariska is located in Rajasthan's Alwar district on the Aravalli highlands. This park is one of the most picturesque in the country because of the rocky hills and plateau that surround it. Ninety percent of the trees in the National Park are Dhoks, which are found in the dry deciduous forest with grasslands, scrub regions, and rock slopes.

Return from the safari when the sun has set. Spend the night and have dinner in the Sariska National Park lodge.

Day 3: Sariska National Park
Get up early, start your day with tea or coffee, and begin your journey with a morning safari in the park in a jeep safari. It was announced that Sariska has lost every Tiger from the Park in January 2005. One of the primary causes of the reduction was poaching. Two Ranthambhore tigers are brought back to the park later in 2008. A Tigress with two cubs was spotted in 2012. By the end of 2020, there were 20 tigers in Sariska National Park, and the number is still growing thanks to the amazing work of the forest department and animal conservationists. Unwind at the lodge till the afternoon safari after the morning's thrill of locating a tiger.

Following a leisurely lunch, head out for an afternoon adventure that involves driving off-road in search of wildlife. Return to the lodge before the sun sets. One of the experiences you will have on one of the nights is eating dinner in a bush. Dinner and a restful night at the Sariska lodge.

Day 4: Sariska National Park – Jaipur (120 Kms 3-4 hours drive)
After an early lunch, check out of the resort and make the 120-kilometer trip to Jaipur, which takes around 3 to 4 hours on the morning Jeep safari. Check into the hotel when you get to Jaipur. You can take a leisurely stroll through Jaipur City, popularly referred to as Pink City, in the evening. The entire city of Jaipur was painted pink in 1876 to welcome HR Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, during the reign of Sawai Ram Singh I. Since then, the city has been referred to as the "pink city." Spend the night in the Jaipur hotel.

Day 5: In Jaipur
Drive 11 kilometers to the outskirts of Jaipur city after an early breakfast to see Amber Fort, which served as the state's capital until 1728. Both Muslim and Hindu architects throughout our history have affected this fort. See the Hall of Victory, Jai Mahal, or the Temple of Kali.
There are a number of destinations in Jaipur. Visit the Palace of Winds, the City Palace and Museum, and the Observatory (also called Jantar Mantar) in the afternoon. The earliest example of technology in history is Jantar Mantar. Sawai Jai Sing II constructed this set of 19 astronomy instruments. The clothing and attire of the erstwhile Jaipur Maharajas and Maharanis can be found in the museum's fascinating textile section. In addition to numerous other arts and crafts, Jaipur is renowned for its exquisite carpets, enameled jewelry, brass ornaments, and precious and semi-precious stones. In the evening, spend time bartering and looking for souvenirs in the congested and by-lanes of Pink City. Go back to the motel to spend the night there. 

Day 6: Jaipur – Agra (240 km, 4-5 hours drive)
Morning after relaxed breakfast get transfer to Agra, 240 km, 4-5 hours drive. On arrival in Agra, check in to hotel. Afternoon Leisure time at the hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel in Agra. 

Day 7: Agra
Our car and guide will pick you up in the early morning before sunrise and drive you to see the Taj Mahal. when the Taj Mahal receives its first beam of golden light. The entire area is renowned for the incredible abilities of artists and craftspeople who have been creating inlay work on marbles and other stones for many generations. The city is also well-known for its leather shoes, carpets, gold thread, and wholesale silver market.
Skilled artisans from Persia, Turkey, France, and Italy, along with some 20,000 laborers, spent 17 years constructing this structure, which was finished in 1652. After that, continue on to the red sandstone AGRA FORT, which is surrounded by imposing walls that are 20 meters high and have a 12-meter moat between them. It is shaped like a crescent on the banks of the Yamuna River. Akbar, Jehangir, and Shah Jehan were the three succeeding Mughal kings who contributed to the construction of this enormous building, which combines Muslim and Hindu architectural elements. On Fridays, the Taj is closed.

Day 8: Agra – New Delhi (240 km, 4-5 hours drive)
Morning after a relaxed breakfast get transfer to New Delhi, 240 km takes around 4-5 hours of drive. On arrival at New Delhi, check in to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in New Delhi.

Day 9: New Delhi
After a leisurely breakfast in the morning, head out for the city tour. For centuries, New Delhi has served as the capital of India. Each king has left their mark on the city, but these wounds have now been turned into its defining features, such as the Qutab Minar, the Red Fort, the Humayun Tomb, the streets of Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi, and many more. It is possible to schedule a riding tour in Delhi if you are an avid cyclist. In addition to seeing a few landmarks from the outside while riding through Delhi's many streets, you will have the opportunity to sample the street cuisine at Karim's Restaurant, one of the city's oldest restaurants that was founded in 1930 and is situated close to Jam Masjid in Old Delhi.
Return from the sightseeing in the evening. Spend the night at the New Delhi hotel. 

Day 10: New Delhi - Corbett (By road)
Visit Corbett National Park after enjoying a leisurely breakfast at your accommodation in New Delhi. It takes roughly five hours to drive the 275 kilometers to the park. When you get there, check into the Forest Lodge.

During the British Raj, the Dhikala Lodge was constructed by the English to administer and regulate the forested area about a century ago. Their rangers needed to rest after a full day of keeping an eye on the forest. These unique forest lodges are located in Corbett National Park. Corbett is the only location within the National Park where lodging is available. With a view of the Himalayan highlands, this complex is located on the banks of the Ramganga River. Take an afternoon safari to one of India's most stunning national parks after lunch. The Lodge exclusively serves vegetarian meals to keep any predators from smelling non-vegetarian food. Alcohol consumption is also forbidden in the Lodge.

Return from the afternoon excursion at sunset. Accommodations and meals are offered by Dhikala Forest Lodge.

Day 11: Corbett National Park
As the sun rises, begin your morning adventure. Corbett is the excellent definition of the country of the Roar, Trumpet, and Song. Everyone wants to push the camera button because of Corbett's magnificent and spectacular beauty.

An important distinction is that Corbett hosted the inauguration of Project Tiger in India. The abundance of suitable habitat is one factor contributing to the Reserve's exceptional biodiversity. Because the Reserve is situated on the foothills of the Central Himalayas, it is home to both Himalayan and peninsular flora and fauna. Dhikala for the night and food.

Day 12: Corbett National Park
Take a game drive in the park in the early morning and late afternoon. You will spend the night and all of your meals in the Dhikala Forest Rest House

Day 13: Corbett – Delhi (By Road)
Proceed to the exit gate of Corbett National Park after checking out of the accommodation and enjoying breakfast and a morning wildlife drive in the Dhikala Zone. Remember to pack your camera if you're heading out to the park gate because you might spot wildlife on the main road. A three-night stay seems inconsequential in this nirvana.

After you leave Corbett, take a car to New Delhi. It should take you roughly five hours to traverse the roughly 275 kilometers. For your subsequent flight, make your way to the hotel or the airport.

- Accommodation in New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, on bed and breakfast basis
- Accommodation in Corbett and Sariska on room, all meals and safari basis
- Your park entrance fee and guide charges in Corbett and Sariska
- 03 Jeep safaris with 03 other guests in Sariska National Park
- 06 Jeep safaris with 03 other guests in Corbett National Park
- Transfers from / to the airport
- Meet & greet at Delhi airport
- All arrival, departure, sightseeing as per above itinerary by air-conditioned car with English speaking driver
- English speaking accompanying guide during the tour
- Elephant ride at Amer Fort, Jaipur
- Complimentary One bottle Mineral water per guest per day
- Exclussive: Cycle-Rickshaw ride through the ancient bazaar of Old City in Delhi
- Battery Van on both the side at UNESCO World Heritage Site, Taj Mahal
- All applicable service fees and taxes

- Any personal expenses (Phone Calls, Laundry Service, Drinks, In-room minibar, Tips, etc.)
- Any entrance fee / Rides
- Any meals apart from mentioned above
- Domestic/International Airfare
- Additions to the entrance to the monument
- Travel Insurance
- Visa Fees
- Costs in case of hospitalization or evacuation, etc.
- Tipping and Porter service
- Any other service not listed in "INCLUSION"