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Karauli Palace


TIGER, TIGER........ IN SEARCH OF THE BENGAL TIGER


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On this short tour our goal is to observe the endangered Bengal tiger in the wild. We spend three days in the Ranthambore National Park, home not only to this rare creature but also to leopards, crocodiles and many species of bird. We also discover the architectural and cultural delights of New and Old Delhi.


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Days 1/2 Fly to Delhi. Day 3 Ranthambore Take the Golden Temple Mail train to Sawai Madhopur -– gateway to Ranthambore National Park. We take our first game drive this afternoon. Days 4/5 Tiger Search Explore the lakes and rivers of the park, which contains central India’s last remaining native forest. Look for tigers, sambar deer, leopards, crocodiles, sloth bears, langurs, eagles and white-breasted kingfishers. We have two game drives with time for two further trips into the park. We also visit Ranthambore Fort. Day 6 Delhi Take the Jan Shatabdi Express to New Delhi. Visit the President’s Palace, part of the legacy of the British Raj. See the Red Fort and the remarkable Moghul architecture of the Jami Masjid mosque, followed by shopping in the Chandni Chowk Bazaar. Day 7 Fly to UK.


For detailed information visit www.explore.co.uk/tours/att


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OFF BEAT RAJASTHAN FORTS, TEMPLES AND WILDLIFE


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Visit some of North India’s highlights as well as moving off the beaten track to explore Chambal Santuary, the river temples of Bateshwar and the charming town of Karauli. From our lodge in Chambal we can take a river safari in search of the gangetic dolphins, sarus cranes and soft shell turtles. We maximise our time absorbing real life with village walks and joining the evening arti ceremony in Karauli.


£1983 16 DAYS


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Tiger Safari Game drives Visit Fort


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Tour type Wildlife Comfort Active


Accommodation and Meals: 5 nights hotels. 5 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 3 dinners are included.


Transport: Bus, train, cantor (open sided safari vehicle) and cycle rickshaw.


Group Size: Generally 10 to 16. TOUR DATES


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Days 1/2 Overnight flight to Delhi. Days 3/4 Chambal Explore the Chambal Sanctuary, covering 400km of the River Chambal. Activities include a river safari, nature walks and a visit to the nearby temple complex of Bateshwar. Day 5 Agra Visit the impressive red fort. Day 6 Bharatpur Visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise before driving to Keoladeo Bird Santuary, home to over 230 species of bird Days 7/8 Karauli Staying in a former royal residence, explore the small town. Optional bullock cart ride to nearby villages; visit the Royal Palace and attend an evening Hindu Aarti ceremony. Days 9/10 Ranthambore National Park Take a series of game drives in search of tigers, sloth bears, deer and wild boar. Day 11 Bundi Visit Taragarth Fort and discover traditional villages. Days 12/13 Bijaipur Staying in a converted castle, take camel safaris and walk through the villages of this small town. Days 14/15 Udaipur Relax in the lakeside city of Udaipur; visit the City Palace and take a boat ride on the lake. Day 16 Fly to the UK.


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Camel safari KARAULI SAFARI LODGE


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Tour type Discovery Comfort Active


Accommodation and Meals: 12 nights hotels, 2 nights safari lodge. 14 breakfasts are included.


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