The Golden Triangle + Ranthambore
India's most loved circuit — Delhi, Agra and Jaipur — woven together with three guided tiger safaris in Ranthambore National Park. Mughal monuments, Rajput forts and the Bengal tiger in one seamless journey, with private transport and expert naturalists throughout.
- check_circle3 Guided Safaris in Ranthambore
- check_circlePrivate Sunset at Amber Fort
- check_circleAuthentic Taj Mahal Sunrise Tour
Duration
10 Nights / 11 Days
Accommodation
Luxury Resort
Starting From
₹85,000 / person
Ideal For
First-time visitors wanting the classic India experience combined with tiger safari.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive in Delhi
Meet-and-greet at the airport and private transfer to your hotel. Evening rickshaw ride through the lanes of Old Delhi and dinner at leisure.
Day 2
Delhi Sightseeing
Full-day guided tour — Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar, with lunch at a heritage haveli.
Day 3
Delhi to Agra
Drive to Agra (4 hrs). Afternoon visit to Agra Fort, then watch the sun set over the Taj Mahal from Mehtab Bagh across the river.
Day 4
Taj Mahal Sunrise, on to Ranthambore
Sunrise tour of the Taj Mahal before the crowds arrive. Drive to Ranthambore via the ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri. Evening briefing with your naturalist.
Day 5
First & Second Safaris
Morning and evening game drives in Ranthambore National Park with a private naturalist — tigers, leopards, sloth bears, marsh crocodiles and over 300 bird species.
Day 6
Third Safari & Ranthambore Fort
Final morning safari, then explore the thousand-year-old Ranthambore Fort and Trinetra Ganesh Temple perched above the park.
Day 7
Village Rajasthan
Slow day — guided village walk, local crafts, and an evening of Rajasthani folk music at the lodge.
Day 8
Ranthambore to Jaipur
Drive to the Pink City (3.5 hrs). Evening walk through the old bazaars — block prints, blue pottery and lac bangles.
Day 9
Jaipur & Private Amber Sunset
City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal by day, closing with a private sunset experience at Amber Fort.
Day 10
Jaipur to Delhi
Leisurely morning, then drive back to Delhi. Farewell dinner.
Day 11
Departure
Private transfer to Delhi airport for your onward flight.
What's Included
- check_circle10 nights in luxury hotels and safari lodges
- check_circleDaily breakfast; all meals in Ranthambore
- check_circle3 guided safaris with park permits and naturalist
- check_circlePrivate air-conditioned car with chauffeur throughout
- check_circleEnglish-speaking guides at every monument
- check_circleAll monument entrance fees
- check_circleAirport transfers
What's Not Included
- cancelInternational and domestic flights
- cancelIndian visa fees
- cancelCamera fees at monuments and park
- cancelPersonal expenses, tips and laundry
- cancelTravel insurance
- cancelAnything not listed under inclusions
From Our Journal
Is really Ustad (T-24) a Man-Eater?
Was Ustad (T-24) truly India's most feared man-eater, or was he a wild tiger caught in the growing conflict between greedy human and nature? Unearth the story behind one of Ranthambore's most controversial legends.
Aurangzeb (T-57) — The Male Behind Ranthambore's Zone 1 Cubs
Aurangzeb (T-57), also recorded as Singhasth, was a dominant Ranthambore male who fathered Noor's 2016 litter — including Sultana. He did not, despite the myth, father Riddhi and Siddhi.
Ganesh (T-120) 'Charger' — The King of Ranthambore's Lakes
Ganesh (T-120), the mock-charging male of Zones 3–4, is Riddhi's mate, father of Shubh and the 2026 cubs — and, through his mother Chanda, a great-great-grandson of Machhli himself.
Husn Ara (T-30) — Matriarch of the Gilai Sagar Line
Husn Ara (T-30), a prolific tigress of the Gilai Sagar dynasty, mothered a string of well-known Ranthambore tigers including Hamir (T-33), Fateh (T-42) and Surzan (T-43).
Kachida Female (T-5) — The Tigress Behind a Conservation Miracle
Kachida Female (T-5) died young in 2011, orphaning two tiny cubs — but her death set up the most extraordinary tiger story ever recorded at Ranthambore, and rebuilt a whole reserve.
Kankati — Arrowhead's Daughter and Ranthambore's Hardest Story
Kankati, the torn-eared daughter of Arrowhead, was implicated in two fatal attacks in 2025 and moved to Mukundra Hills. Her story is about what happens when wild tigers stop fearing people.
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