Indian wildlife is so extensive and stunningly bio-diverse that you need a minimum of four weeks to visit all of the major wildlife destinations in the country.
Protecting some of the most endangered to the most unique species, Indian wildlife is bubbling with life.
The serene location of Jim Corbett National Park itself is mesmerizing. Situated in a sprawling 1318.54 sq. km of land on the foothills of the majestic Himalayas, Jim Corbett is a perfect abode for tigers. Naturally, it serves as a tiger reserve.
Yet another famous tiger reserve is Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan. This tiger reserve is also home to many other animals including hyena, leopards, wild dogs and wolves.
Home to the most numbers of Royal Bengal tigers, Bandhavgarh National Park has done an excellent job of increasing the majestic beasts’ population, which was reduced considerably during the times of Maharajas.
Kanha National Park is reputed for being one of the best maintained national parks in Asia. This tiger reserve is the only habitat for the hard ground barasingha.
Pench National Park ranks among the most popular tiger reserves in Madhya Pradesh. Pench found its way into ‘The Jungle Book’ authored by Rudyard Kipling thanks to the rich biodiversity.
On the banks of the river Brahmaputra lies Kaziranga National Park, which is home to one-horned rhinoceros. This biorich park is home to a good number of wildlife including tigers, leopards, sloth bear and barking deer.
White winged wood duck is a popular resident of Nameri. You can also spot herds of elephants in this park.
And in between the wildlife reserves make stops at Agra, Jaipur and Kolkata to witness the Taj Mahal along with other major architectural wonders of the region.
This four-week Wildlife Travel plan aims at aligning the major wildlife destinations with your interests and create a perfect itinerary. We invite you to feel free to recommend any changes so we can create a beautiful memory for you on your best of Indian wildlife tour.
Note: Each Itinerary can be customized with accommodation options as per your budget & style.
Pick up from Delhi airport and transport to the hotel.
Drive from Delhi to Jim Corbett National Park (6 hours). Unwind at the hotel indulging in the serenity of the park.
Have a great time exploring Corbett Jungle on Game Drives, twice each day, in the mornings and afternoons.
Morning game drive at Corbett. Drive to Delhi (5 hours). Have a good night sleep enjoying the luxury of the hotel.
Drive from Delhi to Agra (5 hours). Have a great time enjoying the immense beauty of the elegant Taj Mahal. Explore Agra Fort, which is of historical importance during the Mughal era.
Drive to Jaipur (approximately 4.30 hours). On the way, take some time off driving to explore the 16th century Fatehpur Sikri, which houses monuments and temples.
Explore the famous forts and palaces of Jaipur. Visit the elegant Amber Fort, Hawa Palace, famously called the Palace of Winds and City Palace, the architectural wonder. Drive to Ranthambore National Park (approximately 3.45 hours). Settle down to enjoy the comforts of the luxury stay.
Have great safaris in the mornings and afternoons on both days. Experience the thrill of spotting tigers, lions, jackals and spotted deer. Explore the abandoned forts and enjoy bird watching in this bird lovers’ haven.
Visit the jungle for one last time during this tour before you board the train for Katni.
After an overnight trip by train to Katni, drive to Bandhavgarh National Park (3 hours). Go on a safari in the afternoon before you call it a day.
Go on morning and afternoon safaris on both days in the challenging terrain of Bandhavgarh National Park. This would give you a great opportunity to spot tigers, leopards, wild boar and many other animals.
Drive from Bandhavgarh to Kanha National Park (approximately 5 hours). Have a good night sleep to get ready for an adventurous safaris ahead.
Explore the thick forests of Kanha National Park that ranks amongst the best in India during the morning and afternoon game drives on both days. Apart from spotting the elusive tigers, you will be thrilled to view a wide range of birds including migratory birds in this bird lovers’ paradise.
Drive from Kanha to Pench National Park (approximately 5.30 hours). Unwind at the hotel to get ready for excitement filled days ahead.
Go on morning and afternoon safaris to explore the stunning beauty of Pench National Park, a famous tiger reserve, which inspired Rudyard Kipling to use the biorich national park for the famous Jungle Book.
After yet another safari in the morning, drive to Nagpur (2.00 hours) and fly to Kolkata (1.30 hours).
Visit famous monuments including Victoria Memorial and St. Paul’s Cathedral. Visit Birla Planetarium, which is one of the largest planetariums in the world. Explore the Indian Museum, which has an overwhelming collection making it the largest in Asia. Eden Gardens is a must visit tourist destination.
Fly to Guwahati from Kolkata (1 hour 20 minutes). Drive to Kaziranga National Park (4 hours). Enjoy the serenity of the park as you get ready for the night.
Three safaris on Day 23 will give you a great opportunity to explore the length and breadth of Kaziranga and spot many animals including one horned rhinos, sloth bears, wild boars, Indian bison and swamp deers.
Drive from Kaziranga to Nameri (approximately 2 hours). It is time to get some rest after an adventurous stay at Kaziranga and also before you go trekking at Nameri.
Go on a guided trekking at Nameri to spot some of the endangered species including white winged wood ducks, sambar and mountain imperial pigeon. Watching herds of elephants along the way will be a thrilling experience.
Drive from Nameri to Guwahati (4.30 hours) and fly to Delhi (approximately 2.30 hours).
