Rajasthan beyond the palaces.
Follow tigers, leopards, crocodiles and migratory birds across Rajasthan's forests, rocky hills and wetlands.
Why these places belong together.
Rajasthan's wilderness changes from tiger forests and rocky leopard country to wetlands filled with migratory birds. Choose one focused trail or combine them into a longer wildlife journey.
Recommended route · Selectable wildlife routes beginning in Jaipur
Choose your route.
Pick the trail that fits your time and what you want to see. Everything after this updates to match.
Big Cats of Rajasthan
- Jaipur / Jhalana
- Sariska
- Ranthambore
- Jaipur
Jhalana leopards, Sariska tiger country and two Ranthambore safari opportunities
This route is built around park timings and the safari slots we can hold for your dates, so we write the day-by-day with you rather than publishing one that may not survive contact with a permit. Tell us when you are coming and we will send it.
The parts people remember.
Jhalana at dawn
Leopards inside Jaipur's own city limits, before the traffic starts.
Two shots at Ranthambore
Two safari slots rather than one, because tigers do not keep appointments.
Jawai's granite hills
Leopards living beside herders who have never treated them as a problem.
Keoladeo on foot
A wetland you walk and cycle rather than drive — the quietest birding in India.
In the price.
- Accommodation throughout, in the category you choose
- Private vehicle and driver between parks
- Park permits and safari seats as named in your route
- A naturalist for each park
- A reachable point of contact for the whole journey
Not included
- Flights and visas
- Travel insurance
- Camera fees where parks charge them
- Meals not named in the itinerary
Nothing here is fixed.
This is the shape most travellers start from. Say what you would rather do and we will rebuild it around that — the itinerary is a proposal, not a product.
- Add safari slots at any park
- Combine two trails into one longer route
- Finish in Udaipur or Delhi rather than returning to Jaipur
- Add a rest day between parks
Tell us how you like to travel.
Roughly when you are coming, how long you have, and what you would rather not miss. A sentence or two is plenty — we answer every enquiry ourselves, usually within a day.
We usually reply within 24 hours.