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Tiger Trail
India – a land where diversity in religions, regions and the lifestyle of people offer interesting and exploratory Indian adventure tours. The wildlife tours of India covers the Indian wildlife reserves travel to Corbett national park tours, the elephant sanctuary to custom birding tour, bringing the most exciting adventure tour packages of India for tourist from across the world.
Day/01 : Arrive Delhi. Transfer to hotel
for overnight
Day/02 : Full day sightseeing of Old & New
Delhi
Day/03 : Delhi/Corbett -
by car (300 kms.) Overnight in
Jungle
Lodge.
Day/04 : Early morning jungle safari.
Afternoon at leisure
Evening
free for nature walk.
Overnight
Day/05 : Early morning nature walk followed by jungle
safari. O/N
Day/06 : Early morning jungle safari. After Breakfast
proceed for
Delhi
Day/07 : Delhi/Agra - by car enroute visiting
Sikandra
-
the tomb of mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Afternoon
city
tour of Taj visiting
Taj Mahal and Fort. O/N
Day/08 : Agra / Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary - by
car enroute
visit
Fatehpur sikri. On arrival
check in Forets Lodge.
Day/09 : Early moning drive in the sanctuary to
watch the
birds.
Afternoon at leisure.
Evening another drive in the
sanctuary.
Day/10 : Bharatpur/Jaipur
- by car . Afternoon city tour. overnight
Day/11 : Morning visit
Amber Fort. Afternoon proceed
for
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
Overnight
Day/12 : Early morning jungle safari. Afternoon at
leisure. o/n
Day/13 : In Ranthambore. Afternoon return to Jaipur
for overnight
Day/14 : Jaipur/Delhi/Departure : Drive to
Delhi.
On arrival direct transfer to International airport to
connect flight for onward destination
Tour
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The varied terrain, climate and vegetation of
India is the ideal home for diverse wild life. Animals have been an
important part of Indian religion and revered as gods and vehicles
of gods. Today, almost 3 % of the vast peninsula is protected with
wilderness. With 53 national parks and 2000 birds species - most of
which are unique to the sub continent - the white tiger, the royal
bengal tiger, the asiatic lion, the lion tailed macaque, the
handymean teal to name a few...
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