Day 1. Arrive Delhi
Arrive Delhi from your home country. On arrival, meeting & transfer to hotel by our representative. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 2. Delhi
After breakfast, sightseeting tour of Old & New Delhi. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at Hotel.
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3. Delhi - Wildlife Tour Ranthambore India
After breakfast drive to Ranthambore On arrival, check in at the jungle resort. Overnight at the Resort.
Day 4. Ranthambore Wildlife Tourism
Ranthambore Wildlife Tourism, After Breakfast, Nature Walk to the Jungle for wildlife viewing. Overnight at Resort.
After Breakfast, Nature Walk to the Jungle for wildlife viewing. Overnight Train to Delhi.
Day 6. Delhi
Arrive Delhi & Transfer to International Airport for Onward Journey.
Introduction: Wildlife Tour Ranthambore Indiak, set against the backdrop of the historic 1000-year-old Ranthambhore Fort, this national park lies in the area where the ancient ranges of the Vindhyas' flat-topped hills merge with the sharp ridges of the Aravalis.
The sparse landscape, well laid out tracks and the uninhibited nature of its tigers make Ranthambhore one of the favourite parks for wildlife photographers. The park comprises of the largest expanse of dry deciduous forest in the world.
Ranthambhore is the largest tract of dry deciduous forest and is indeed one of the finest parks to observe tiger behaviour in the wild.
Ranthambore Wildlife Tourism also has a large population of panthers, the second largest predators of the forest.
An open jeep or bus safari affords a glimpse of the spectacular ruins of mosques, tombs, watchtowers and palaces scattered within the park.
Ranthambhore uniqueness lies in its man-made lakes and ancient reservoirs, which have merged into the natural system as vital sources of water. Ranthambhore is also known for its frequent tiger-crocodile conflicts.
Activities at Ranthambhore include a visit to a local village and Dastakari Kendra, an NGO working with village women, creating alternate means of income by reviving the local crafts.
Marsh Crocodiles abound in the lakes and Gharial can be spotted close by in the Chambal River, which also harbours the endangered Gangetic Dolphin.
The water bodies nearby witness large congregations of winter migratory birds and Black Bucks can be found close to villages
Contact us for Prior Booking at our 24 Hours desk on the following mobile Nos: +91-99428 99555 , 98424 30308 , 99425 87000 . Email Id : info@pearlstourism.com, Fax No: 0422 - 2331605.
