India – country of Bengal tigers (safari tour)

One of the greatest treasures of India is its wildlife. Designed to explore the wildlife of my country, this journey can be one of the most incredible experiences of your life. The program includes some of the most interesting safaris that North India has to offer. Wild animals in a natural environment, rare birds, waterfalls, canyon and of course the chance to see the Bengal Tiger... all this is here.

There's a real surprise waiting for you!

Duration of travel from 7 to 10 days

Tour programme

1. Dali (1-2 days, for the second day there are additional places to visit)

Aksharhdam Temple (the largest Hindu temple in the world)

Gurudwara Bangla Sahb (Sikh marble temple with golden domes)

Lakshmi Narayan Temple (one of the most sacred places for Hindus)

• Lotus Temple

• Dhobi Ghat Laundry

• Agrasena Well

• Minaret Qutub Minar

• Sightseeing tour of the streets of Delhi: Red Fort, Jama Masjid Mosque, Old Town, Thieves Market and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Park, India Gate and Presidential Palace.

2. Agra (1 day)

• Taj Mahal Mausoleum

• Red Fort

Itimad-ud-Daula Mausoleum (called “Little Taj” or “Baby Taj”)

3. Ranthambor (2 days)

• On the way from Agra to Ranthambor (at a distance of 50 km) we will stop at the small town of Bharatpur. There we are waiting for the Keoladeo Ghana National Ornithological Park. There are more than 350 rare and endangered species of birds. We're going on a bike rickshaw safari.

Safari in Ranthambor National Park (one of the largest national parks in India) In addition to tigers, you can find bears, leopards, panthers, jackals, lynx, hyenas, antelopes, mongoose and many different birds. Enjoy untouched nature.

4. Orchha (1-2 days)

• Visit to Orchhi Fortress

• Walk around the city: Jahangir Mahal, Raj Mahal and Rai Pravin Mahal

• A walk along the Betwa River will see 14 cenotaphs

The Ram Raj ceremony is a beautiful evening prayer.

5. Kajuraho (2-3 days)

Ghavial Reserve 20 km from the town to see Raneh Falls (height 30 meters) and a deep canyon in which the river flows among the rocks (this canyon is the second deepest in the world after the American one)

• Early in the morning we will be on a safari in Panna National Park, where in addition to the picturesque landscapes you can see wild animals (deer, monkeys, birds, antelopes, boars...), but millions of tourists come here in the hope of seeing a rare endangered Bengal tiger. Maybe we'll get lucky.

• Then we will go on a safari to Pandas Fall. This waterfall has a very ancient history and the entire valley is considered sacred. In addition to the waterfall, there is also a lake and caves. Incredible energy at this place!!

Kajuraho Temples (often called Kama Sutra Temples or Temples of Love) are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These temples were built in the 10-12 centuries, but they are perfectly preserved!!!

Transfer by train to Dali.