Jaipur Ranthambore Tour Package

Take an early morning jungle safari in Ranthambore National Park to see tigers, leopards, and other animals in their natural habitat. After the safari, you will go back to the hotel for breakfast, post which you will check out and start your return journey to Jaipur. Check into your hotel and relax a bit before you start to explore this beautiful city. Spend the day learning about Jaipur’s royal history, beautiful architecture, and cultural treasures. Every place shows off a different part of the city’s long and royal history, from old palaces to scientific wonders.

• Admire the unique five-story structure, the Hawa Mahal, featuring 953 tiny windows, designed to allow royal women to discreetly observe street festivals. It is one of Jaipur’s most famous landmarks because of its beautiful pink sandstone.
• City Palace is a beautiful mix of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. It has royal courtyards, museums, and fancy gates. Take a stroll through history in this grand palace, which is still home to the royal family of Jaipur.
• Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO site, has huge telescopes and other tools that were built in the 18th century. Find out how ancient scholars kept track of time, predicted eclipses, and followed stars without using any modern technology.
• The museum in Albert Hall, an Indo-Saracenic masterpiece, is in the middle of Ram Niwas Garden and has paintings, weapons, pottery, and royal relics on display. It is the oldest museum in Jaipur and a wonderful place for history buffs.

On your final day, explore the stunning lakes and forts of Jaipur. Before concluding your trip with an evening transfer to the airport or train station, immerse yourself in the rich royal history of the region.

• Jal Mahal appears to be floating on the water, as it is situated in the centre of Man Sagar Lake. Although entry is not permitted, the view provides an excellent opportunity for photography and relaxation.
• Amer Fort, situated on a hill, is renowned for its mirrored palace, expansive courtyards, and the opportunity to ride elephants. Visit royal halls, see beautiful frescoes, and take in the views of the Aravalli hills and Maota Lake from all sides.
• Nahargarh Fort is on a hill above the city and has amazing views of Jaipur. Once a royal retreat, Nahargarh’s walls tell stories of the past, and the view from the sunset point is something you’ll never forget.
• Jaigarh Fort, home to Jaivana, the world’s largest cannon on wheels, is a military fort that features ancient weapons, underground passages, and a rough charm. It’s the warrior twin of Amer Fort, and it has a history of defence.

After a day of exploring, you’ll be taken to Jaipur Airport or Railway Station to begin your journey back home. As you return to your normal life, you will have the memories of the royal charm and wild wonders of Rajasthan.