Wildlife Tour

Reception at the airport, transfer to the hotel, available.

Visit the main places of Mumbai including the Prince of Wales museum (closed on Mondays), the majestic 'Gateway of India', the open air laundries, Malabar Hill and Crawford market. Transfer to the airport and flight to Nagpur.

Moving to Kanha National Park, one of the most spectacular and conservative wild animals in Asia: originally conceived to save the rare Duvaucel deer from extinction, it now forms the heart of the Kanha Tiger Nature Reserve, part of the tiger project, and has many others. protection programs of the hedgehog patrimonial of flora and fauna.

Morning and afternoon safaris throughout the park, a kingdom of tigers, bison, deer, antelope, bears, monkeys, leopards. Over 150 ornithological species, including storks, herons, peacocks, golden jungle roosters, spotted parakeets, kingfishers.

Moving and Bandhavgarh, another important Indian natural park. Overlooking the majestic, homonymous fort erected in the 14th century and containing a temple and other interesting archaeological remains, it was created in what was once the hunting reserve of the Maharaja of Rewa where the first White tiger was captured. Of scenic beauty, the park unfolds a dense vegetation of forests of sal chef year as a refuge for a large number of wild specimens, including about fifty tigers and about 30 leopards. The area in which it is located is mainly hilly and is created by gottos that date back to the prehistoric period.

In the park and in the afternoon safari in the park: in addition to the splendid tigers, it is possible to observe caraway, bison, jackals and many birds.

Transfer to Khajuraho and hotel accommodation. Afternoon available.

Visit of the complex of tantric sanctuaries which, known for their refined erotic sculptures depicting men and women entangled in acrobatic embraces, convey a feeling of profound harmony also thanks to their location in a very pleasant park. After visit drive to Orcha (180 km, about 4 hours) and visit of the capital of the powerful Bundela kingdom which preserves a fascinating center full of temples, gardens and palace. Transfer to Jhansi station (26 km, approximately 45 hours) n time for the train to Agra. Check-in at the hotel.

Visit of the city of the "Taj Mahal" (closed on Friday), a monument to love erected by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife who prematurely disappeared if she never forgot her memory. Entirely built in white marmot set with precious stones, it is a spectacle that enchants at any time of day and night and from every angle. Later stop at the Red Fort, a vast citadel with very refined architectural features, and an excursion to Fatehpur Sikri, a suggestive ghost town in excellent condition.

Travel to Delhi and visit the places of greatest interest: the Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated, the imposing Jami Masjid mosque, the splendid Qutb Minar tower. After visit transfer to the airport.