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Day 1. Leave your country.

Day 2. Arrive Mumbai : Assistance on arrival and transfer to pre-booked hotel. Morning free. Afternoon visit to Elephanta Caves by speed boat. Continue to railway station for overnight train to Nagpur, departing at 1935.

Day 3. Nagpur: Arrive Nagpur at 0950hrs, assistance and drive about 2hrsl 95kms to Pench National Park Check-in and after lunch game viewing by open jeep.
This scenic reserve covered in prime teak forest and grassland nestles in the undulating terrain of the Satpura Range, drained by the Pench and Wainganga rivers. The wildlife found here includes gaur, samber, chital, barking deer, nilgai, chowsingha, wild boar, jackal, wild dog, wolf, hyena, sloth bear, jungle cat, leopard and tiger in addition to exciting small mammals like flying squirrels, palm and small civet, common and ruddy mangoose and over 250 species of birds that include malabar pied hornbills, painted storks, crested serpent eagles, oriental honey and white-eyed buzzards, to name just a few.

Day 4. Pench National Park: Morning and evening jeep safari, day free to relax or walks to see birds in buffer zone of the park. All meals and overnight in resort.

Day 5. Pench to Kanha National Park (180kms about 4 hrs) : After breakfast a lovely drive through dense forest, cultivated fields and villages to Kanha national Park, Lunch enroute, dinner and O/n in resort.

Day 6 & 7. Explore Kanha National Park: Over the next two days we unravel the jungle mysteries of one of the greatest wildlife havens on our planet, either in jeeps or on elephants, and track game in the .great forests of sal that have given birth to many jungle adventures, especially the much loved English classic by Rudyard Kipling - The Jungle Book Kipling based his tale on the wildlife of Kanha in the late 19th century and thus Kanha is also known as 'Kipling Country'.
Romanticised by Kipling, Kanha National Park is among the most spectacular, protected wildlife reserves of the world. The 1,945 sq. km National Park has been compared to N'Gorongoro National Park of Tanzania. However unlike its African cousin, Kanha is not a volcanic crater, but the surrounding hills are a result of geographically ancient volcanic activity. Above all Kanha is far greener and more densely wooded than N'Gorongoro.

The grassy plateaux, wooded hills and valleys of Kanha are home to the legendary Sher Khan the Tiger, the loveable Baloo the Bear, the wise Bagheera the Panther and the dreaded Kaa the Rock Python. An important inhabitant of the Park is the Gaur, the largest wild ox in the world (sometimes wrongly referred to as the bison, which it is not).
The more-than-300-species birdlist offers profitable occupation to keen birdwatchers. Black-shouldered Kite, crested serpent eagle, white-eyed buzzard, shikra, painted francolin, Indian roller, red-wattled lapwing, malabar pied hornbill, black-neaded oriole, and several others such as mynas, bush chats, kingfishers, treepies, falcons, owls, vultures etc. will provide unlimited hours of pleasure to those who choose to seek them. Overnight in a jungle lodge.

Day 8. Kanha to Bandhavgarh : Delightful drive of about 7 hrs to Bandhavgarh. Today we bid adieu to the wonderland called Kanha and set out towards another green jewel of India - Bandhavgarh National Park.

Day 9 & 10. Explore Bandhavgarh National Park: Over the next two days we shall explore the jungle in jeeps or on elephants.
Bandhavgarh's claim to international fame is the discovery of white tigers by the Maharaja of the princely state of Rewa, in 1951. Unfortunately white tigers are not found in the wild anymore and survive only in the various zoos around the world. The progeny of the white tigers captured by the Maharaja can be seen at the National Zoological Garden in New Delhi.
The Park covers an area of around 437 sq. km and although it is a relatively new National Park, it has a very long history.
The animal life in the Park is prolific. Nilgai, chowsingha, chinkara, wild boar, jackal, fox, porcupine, Ratel and three species of deer are found in the park along with the Leopard and the Tiger. The best way to look out for game is on elephant -back.
Birds of Bandhavgarh include hornbills, leaf birds, wood shrikes, drongos, fantails, bee-eaters, parakeets and pigeons, to name a few. As the Park is relatively new, a checklist of 150 species has been drawn up, so there is ample scope for discovery and adding more to the existing list.
One of the main attractions in the Park, besides the wildlife, is the Fort of Bandhavgarh, which is situated on top of a plateau overlooking the National Park and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Day 11. Drive to Umaria board train to Agra: After morning safari we must pack our bags and get ready for a journey in to history. In the afternoon after bidding good bye to jungle folk of Bandhavgarh we drive to Umaria to board overnight train (Dep: 2025 Hours) to Agra.

Day 12. Arrive Agra early morning at 0630hrs: Assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel. Morning free. Afternoon visit to Taj Mahal: described as the most extravagant monument ever built in memory of love, the Taj Mahal is known the world over. Empress Mumtaz's death, in 1629, left Shahjahan heartbroken. In memory of his beloved Queen he began construction of a building which according to him was to be the most magnificent structure ever built.
Agra Fort: Situated on the banks of river Jamuna the Agra Fort is an awesome reminder of the glory of Mughal dynasty. Emperor Akbar began construction of the massive Fort in 1565, and additions were made to the complex until the time of his grandson, Shahjahan. Breakfast and overnight in hotel.

Day 13. Agra to Jaipur (240kms/5hrs): After breakfast, drive through Rajasthani villages, journey brings us first to the deserted sand stone building of Fatehpur Sikiri and the Sufi shrine of Sheikh Salim Chishti. Arrive in Jaipur, a city built in 1727, as the dream of the brilliant ruler Jai Singh. It has retained its reputation as one of the formost cities in India planned and executed in a manner that draws accolades from modern town planners. Jaipur is known as the pink city, because many buildings are still washed pink, (the traditional colour of welcome), this practice was originally introduced to honor the visit of the Prince Albert in 1856. Overnight in hotel. Evening free. Breakfast and overnight in hotel.

Day 14. Jaipur: This morning we drive to nearby Amber and ascend by elephant to see the 16th century hilltop fortress - palace and its richly decorated apartments. This was the ancient Rajput capital of Amber, built by Raja Man Singh and used by the Rajputs as their stronghold until Sawai Jai Singh II moved to the newly created Jaipur. You will visit the palace and its many intricate chambers and hallways, which has breathtaking views of the J al Mahal (Water palace) below. In the afternoon we visit City Palace, still inhabited by Jai Singh's descendants, it is a superb fusion of Rajput and Mughal architecture. A city within a city, it includes the Govind Deo Temple, the Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory and the Maharaja's museum with his personal collection of weaponry, miniature paintings, royal attire and jewellery. On the periphery of the Palace stands the Hawa Mahal, the Palace of Winds, an elaborate pink sandstone facade behind which the ladies of the court used to watch the daily goings on in the street below. Breakfast & Overnight in Hotel.

Day 15. Jaipur-Delhi (drive 250kms/5hrs): After early breakfast drive to Delhi. Perhaps there is no other capital city in the world so steeped in history and legend as the Indian capital, Delhi. It was the magnet that drew the Mongols, Turks, Persians, Afghans, Mughals and finally the British, all of whom contributed to its glorious but turbulent history. Old Delhi Tour (half day) : Shah Jahan founded the city of Shahjanabad, now referred to as Old Delhi, in 1648. The famous Red Fort in the heart of Old Delhi was once the most opulent fort of the Mughal Empire and it boasts the Diwan-i-Am, hall of Private Audience. Opposite the fort is the Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in the world, built by ShahJahan to dominate his city. Breakfast & Overnight in Hotel.

Day 16. Early morning fly back to your home country.

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