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3 Day Ranthambore National Park Itinerary, incl. Delhi and Tiger Safaris
Tigers roam freely in this 3-day expedition across New Delhi and Ranthambore, featuring three strategic safaris across 392 km² of wilderness. Full-day activities include 6 AM and 3 PM game drives, offering prime viewing of Bengal tigers and diverse wildlife.
- Day 1
Delhi to Ranthambore National Park
The trip from Delhi to Ranthambore takes about 5-6 hours by road. Start early around 7 AM to beat traffic and get to the park by early afternoon. While most of the journey is on good roads some sections can get bumpy. As one traveler noted: "Our driver was safe and courteous making the long drive comfortable despite some rough patches." Aim to reach your lodge by 2 PM so you can settle in and learn about the park's layout. Staff can update you on recent tiger sightings across the park's six zones. Pack smart for the weather - you'll need light layers since mornings are cool but afternoons get quite hot.
- Day 2
Full Day of Safari Drives
Your big wildlife viewing day starts with a 6 AM safari. Being punctual is important since the park strictly controls entry times. Early morning drives give you the best light for photos and better odds of seeing tigers when they're most active. A recent visitor shared: "We spotted a tigress within 30 minutes of entering Ranthambore National Park in the early morning light." Head back for breakfast then rest during the hot midday hours. Your afternoon safari leaves at 3 PM when animals start moving around again. While tigers are the main attraction keep an eye out for leopards sloth bears and different types of deer. Bring binoculars - the park's bird life alone is worth the trip.
- Day 3
Final Morning Safari and Return to Delhi
3 Day Jaipur Itinerary, incl. Delhi and Amber Fort
The Pink City reveals itself over three days. Day 1 features Amber Fort, Day 2 covers UNESCO sites and markets, Day 3 returns to Delhi. Expert guides throughout.
- Day 1
Delhi to Jaipur & Amber Fort
Start your journey early with the 5-6 hour drive from Delhi to Jaipur. Leave Delhi before 7 AM to beat traffic and arrive in Jaipur by early afternoon. After hotel check-in, visit the UNESCO-listed Amber Fort. The late afternoon offers smaller crowds and better light for photographing the fort's mirrors and painted halls. End your day learning to cook traditional Rajasthani food in a local home. One visitor shared: "The evening meal experience with a traditional family was a highlight - it gave us such personal insight into local life."
- Day 2
Pink City Exploration
Get to the Flower Market in Jaipur's Old City by 7 AM to watch vendors arrange their colorful displays of marigolds and roses for temple offerings. Visit the City Palace complex next, giving yourself 2 hours to take in its Rajput and Mughal architectural mix. Stop at Jantar Mantar observatory before noon when sunlight best shows how the astronomical instruments function. After lunch, check out the Hawa Mahal. A tip: the best photos come from the rooftop cafe across the street. Take time to walk through the bazaars of the walled city in the afternoon. Bring water and wear good walking shoes since the streets are uneven. The pink sandstone buildings can make it quite hot during midday. If you like textiles, visit a block printing workshop in Sanganer to round out your day. Book this ahead since most workshops close at 6 PM.
- Day 3
Return to Delhi
3 Days in Ranthambore National Park, incl. New Delhi and Tiger Safari
Three-day Rajasthan adventure features two wildlife safaris in Ranthambhore National Park. Morning and evening game drives maximize chances of spotting tigers and leopards. Includes 720km round-trip from New Delhi, 3-star accommodation, and all meals.
- Day 1
New Delhi to Ranthambore National Park
Leave your New Delhi hotel by 7 AM to avoid morning traffic. The 360 km drive through Rajasthan takes about 6 hours. Bring snacks since good stops are limited along the way. You'll reach your hotel by mid-afternoon with time to rest before tomorrow's early start. Important tip: Ask for a room away from the kitchen because food prep starts around 4 AM.
- Day 2
Double Safari in Ranthambore
Get up before sunrise (usually 5:30 AM) for your morning safari. Bring layers since mornings are cool but warm up quickly after 9 AM. The park has different zones and your guide will take you through areas where tigers are most active in the morning. Back at the hotel around 10 AM you can rest during the hottest part of the day. The afternoon safari starts around 3 PM when wildlife becomes active again. Look out for leopards sloth bears and various species of deer. A regular visitor shares: "The best tiger sightings were in Zones 2 and 3 during the morning safari. Bring a good camera with zoom lens - the tigers can be far away."
- Day 3
Return to New Delhi
What people love about 3-day Rajasthan tours
- Jaipur (from Delhi) - 3 Days
My friend and myself enjoyed 1 and half days in Jaipur. The first evening we had a great meal experience with a traditional family. We were very impressed with the guide from the full day tour. He took us to the sights and knew exactly what everything was about. We were also impressed with the hotel provided for the stay. Thank you Turban Adventures for providing us with some great memories.
- 3 Days Jaipur Tour Packages from Delhi with 4 Star Hotel
This tour gives you a taste of India’s rich history and vibrant culture in just six days! The Taj Mahal lived up to every expectation, and Jaipur’s palaces were mesmerizing, elephant ride in jaipur amber fort and enjoy local street market for Rajasthani india food. The 4-star hotels were excellent, offering a perfect balance of comfort and luxury, . An ideal trip for first-time visitors to India.
- Adventures Ranthambore Wildlife Safari Tour from Delhi with Safari Rides
Everything was good!! I enjoyed Ranthambore!