Jaipur Ranthambore Tour Package

Jaipur Ranthambore Tour Package

Serving as the hunting place of Maharajas of Jaipur in bygone era, Ranthambore National Park today is a major tourist destination in India. The park is listed among one of the best places in India to see the royal predators in the forest. Have an incredible and unique experience of historical richness, nature and wilds in wood by undertaking a tour to the famous Ranthambore National Park. Enjoy a natural walk while exploring the real beauty of nature, capture some of the best wild pictures and enjoy jeep/camel safari.

Arrive at Jaipur and you will be welcomed by our representative and after that you will be preceded to visiting Ranthambore. Ranthambore is elegance and beauty incarnate. As per history in the 13th century AD the city was ruled by Govinda, the grandson of Prithviraj Chauhan. After him the city was ruled by King Vagbhatta. In the 12th century Ranthambore Fort was captured by Delhi Sultan Iltutmish but the Chauhans got the fort back. In the 14th century the Ranthambore fort was finally under the rule of Rana Kumbha.

Day 01: Jaipur Arrival

Arrival in Jaipur, transfer to the hotel. Beautiful palaces, forts and colorful bazaars speak of the pink city’s glorious regal past. Modernity walks hand-in-hand with history in Jaipur. This largest city of Rajasthan, founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, is famous for its magnanimous hospitality. Evening visit City Palace and local market. Overnight in hotel.

Day 02: Jaipur

After breakfast enjoy full day sightseeing of Jaipur visiting Amer fort, Hawamahal, Jantar Mantar, Museum and local market. Overnights at Hotel.  

Day 03: Jaipur – Ranthambore (160 Kms)

After breakfast proceed to Ranthambore and transferred to the Hotel. After Lunch proceed for evening safari. Overnight at hotel.
      
Day 04: Ranthambhore

Early morning proceed for jungle Safari. Return back to the hotel for breakfast. After lunch visit Ranthambhore Fort & Lord Ganesh Temple inside the Fort. 
Overnight at Hotel.

Day 05: Ranthambhore – Jaipur 

Early morning proceed for Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve. After morning safari return back to Hotel for breakfast. After breakfast you will be transferred to your onwards journey.

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Air:

The city is served by Jaipur International Airport (Airport Code: JAI), situated in Sanganer just 12 km south of the city center. Jaipur Airport offers daily non stop flights connecting New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Goa. Direct international flights operate regularly to Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, and Muscat. Prepaid airport taxis, app cabs, and luxury car rentals operate around the clock from the arrival terminal.

By Train:

Jaipur Junction Railway Station (Station Code: JP) is the headquarters of the North Western Railway zone, connected by premier superfast and express trains:

• Vande Bharat Express (Train 20977/20978): Semi high speed express connecting Delhi Cantonment to Jaipur in just 3 hours 45 minutes.
• Ajmer Shatabdi & Double Decker Express: Connecting New Delhi and Delhi Sarai Rohilla to Jaipur in 4 hours.
• Long Distance Superfast Trains: Daily trains connect Jaipur with Mumbai Central, Kolkata Howrah, Ahmedabad, and Chennai Central.
• Direct taxis and auto rickshaws connect the station to all heritage hotels and old city bazaars.

By Road:

Jaipur is connected via modern expressways and national highways:

• From New Delhi (~270 km / 3.5 hours): Fast drive via the newly built 8-lane Delhi-Mumbai Expressway (NE-4) and NH-48.
• From Agra (~240 km / 4 hours): Drive along the 4-lane NH-21 highway via Bharatpur and Dausa.
• From Ajmer & Pushkar (~135 km / 2 hours): Smooth drive along NH-48.
• From Udaipur (~390 km / 6.5 hours): Highway drive via Bhilwara and Chittorgarh on NH-48.
• State Buses: RSRTC operates daily Super Luxury Scania, Volvo AC, and sleeper buses to Sindhi Camp Central Bus Stand from Delhi ISBT Kashmere Gate, Agra, Chandigarh, and Ahmedabad.

Jaipur features an extraordinary array of UNESCO hill forts, royal palaces, open air observatories, and lake pavilions:

1. Amber Fort & Sheesh Mahal Hall of Mirrors (1592 UNESCO Fortress)

Perched high on a rocky hill in Amer town 11 km north of Jaipur, Amber Fort is a 16th century Rajput marvel built by Raja Man Singh I. Inside, travelers discover the world famous Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), where walls and ceilings are covered with convex Belgian glass mirrors that reflect a single candle into thousands of sparkling stars.

Amber Fort — 16th-Century Hilltop Sandstone Citadel and UNESCO World Heritage Monument

2. Hawa Mahal & 953 Jharokha Honeycomb Palace (1799)

Built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh and designed by Lal Chand Ustad, Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) resembles the crown of Lord Krishna. Its five story pink sandstone facade features 953 intricately carved stone latticework windows (*jharokhas*) that allowed royal women to observe street festivals below without being seen.

Hawa Mahal — Five-Story Terracotta Palace of Winds with 953 Intricate Stone Windows

3. City Palace & Chandra Mahal Royal Museum Complex

Located in the heart of the walled old city, the City Palace complex was established by Sawai Jai Singh II and remains the royal residence of the Jaipur royal family. The complex houses the seven story *Chandra Mahal*, the *Mubarak Mahal* textile museum, the *Diwan-i-Khas* with its Guinness record giant silver water urns (*Gangajalis*), and the stunning peacock painted *Pritam Niwas Chowk* courtyards.

City Palace — Grand Royal Palace Complex and Living Royal Heritage Museum in Jaipur

4. Jantar Mantar Astronomical Observatory & Vrihat Samrat Yantra (1734 UNESCO)

Completed in 1734 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, Jantar Mantar is an open air astronomical observatory and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It features 19 monumental stone and brass architectural astronomical instruments, including the world's largest stone sundial — the 27 meter high *Vrihat Samrat Yantra* — accurate to within two seconds.

Jantar Mantar — 18th-Century UNESCO Stone Astronomical Observatory in Jaipur

5. Jal Mahal Water Palace on Man Sagar Lake (Amer Road)

Appearing to float magically in the middle of Man Sagar Lake against the backdrop of the Nahargarh hills, Jal Mahal is an 18th century pleasure palace built in pink sandstone. While four of its five stories remain submerged underwater, the palace presents a stunning visual spectacle, especially when illuminated at night.

Jal Mahal — 18th-Century Pink Sandstone Water Palace on Man Sagar Lake

6. Nahargarh Fort & Madhavendra Bhawan Sunset Point

Standing on the edge of the Aravalli ridge, Nahargarh Fort (*Abode of Tigers*) was built in 1734 to fortify Jaipur. The fort features the elegant *Madhavendra Bhawan* with identical suites for nine royal queens, offering unmatched panoramic sunset views over the entire pink city.

7. Jaigarh Fort & World's Largest Wheeled Cannon (Jaivana)

Built in 1726 by Sawai Jai Singh II to protect Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort is connected to Amer by underground subterranean passageways. It houses the legendary *Jaivana Cannon*, the world's largest cannon on wheels cast during the medieval era.

8. Albert Hall Museum & Ram Niwas Indo-Saracenic Gardens (1887)

The oldest state museum in Rajasthan, the Albert Hall Museum is housed in an exquisite Indo Saracenic stone building opened in 1887. The museum displays rich collections of miniature paintings, Persian carpets, Egyptian mummies, metal sculptures, and traditional royal costumes.

9. Galta Ji Sun Temple (Monkey Temple & Sacred Kunds)

Nestled in a narrow mountain pass 10 km east of Jaipur, Galta Ji is an ancient Hindu pilgrimage site featuring natural freshwater springs, carved pink pavilions, and sacred bathing kunds surrounded by hundreds of friendly rhesus macaques.