Top India Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 3

Get a taste of Himalayan trekking without the time commitment of a long expedition. This two-day guided trek to Triund from Dharamshala is manageable for moderately fit travelers who enjoy walking outdoors. Be amazed by the Himalayan views by day, and camp out in a tent at night. Dinner and breakfast are provided to keep you energized.

Spending the night in the Thar Desert is an ideal way to experience the Rajasthani landscape and learn about its culture, but it's not something travelers can set up on their own. This tour takes care of all of the logistics, including transportation from Jaisalmer to the desert, a camel ride, meals, and the chance to spend the night under the stars.

India's best-known tiger sanctuary, Ranthambore National Park is also the best place to take a tiger safari, and while you may not see one of the elusive creatures during your visit, the chances are good. This experience from Jaipur offers you the chance to either head to Ranthambore for the just for the day or opt for a package deal which includes hotel accommodation, evening and morning safaris, and all your transportation.

This 4-day tour is a great choice for travelers who want to maximize their time in Delhi. Get more out of your vacation by heading off on an adventure that checks off the Golden Triangle’s highlights—such as the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort—with ease. Air-conditioned transport and accommodation are included, and as well as the Golden Triangle, the trip also includes a jungle safari at Ranthambore National Park.

Take a camel ride into the sunset with this half-day tour from Jaisalmer into the Thar Desert. You'll head out to a desert camp in a jeep, where you'll take a camel ride out to isolated sand dunes, with a stop at a village along the way. Once you arrive at the dunes, you'll be served a cup of tea and a freshly prepared dinner before returning to Jaisalmer.

Spend a day in the jungle, with tigers, and still make it back to Jaipur in time for bed with this day trip to Ranthambore National Park. Here you'll go on an afternoon safari, where you may spot everything from wild boars to leopards, not to mention rare Bengal tigers.

This overnight adventure in the Thar Desert is ideal for travelers who want to experience the desert without the discomfort of basic camping. After being picked up from Jaisalmer you’ll enjoy a two-hour camel safari, timed to coincide with sunset. At the camp, enjoy a buffet dinner while being entertained by local folk musicians and dancers. Retire to your comfortable deluxe tent for a restful sleep.

Experience the rhythms of the desert in a way you can’t get on a short daytime trip when you take a private overnight camel safari. Departing from Jaisalmer mid-afternoon, head into the Thar Desert, where you ride camels to sand dunes for sunset tea and snacks. Later, enjoy a bonfire and desert dinner, then sleep under the stars. Wake to a desert sunrise with breakfast before a final camel ride.

Explore the stunning Rajasthani desert by camelback on this multi-hour adventure tour, which includes a tasty traditional dinner. You’ll enjoy open-air views of the rolling desert sands outside Jaisalmer at sunset, traveling as desert-goers have done for thousands of years. Tours are capped at only six people, guaranteeing an intimate experience and unparalleled immersion into local life in the Rajasthan sands.

Our tribal guides love and extensive knowledge of the desert environment will ensure you have a fun,authentic and safe experience of a lifetime, in off the beaten track parts of the desert unknown to other tour operators.

Discover a side of Kolkata most tourists never experience on this private walking tour of its eastern wetlands. Part man-made, this network of channels, paddy fields, and marshlands is dotted with farms and fishing communities, all ripe for exploring. With a private guide, stroll palm-fringed waterways, see stilted fishing huts, watch farmers and fishermen, and absorb the tranquility as you hear stories of local history and culture you’d never hear otherwise.

Make the most of a single day in Agra with a full-day private trip by fast train from Delhi. Settle into the Gatimaan Express for a comfortable journey to Agra. On arrival, enjoy guided tours of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and the Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daula before returning to Delhi. Includes private hotel transfers, return rail fares, guides, and a buffet lunch in Agra for your convenience.

If you don't have time to go on a full jungle safari, a visit to Delhi's National Zoological Park to spot rare white tigers is a great alternative. Both kids and adults will love seeing these majestic animals up close, as well as thousands of other bird and animal species. This tour also stops at the nearby Purana Qila, Delhi's Old Fort, for a dose of history and culture after your animal encounter.

On this special, combo full-day trip, you’ll visit two of Rajasthan’s most renowned historical and natural attractions. First, visit the hilltop-perched, 15th-century fortress of Kumbhalgarh, a UNESCO-listed heritage site. Then, head to a local wildlife sanctuary for a nature walk through the reserve, where you might spot desert foxes, leopards, black bucks, and even tigers.

Experience life in the desert for a night with this safari experience. You'll then head out to the Thar Desert for a 2-hour camelback sunset safari, followed by dinner cooked over an open flame (with the option to learn Indian cooking techniques yourself). After dinner, you can relax by the campfire or retire to the evening, either in a provided tent or right under the open sky.

Go beyond the usual tourist sites in Munnar on a private guided day hike. Avoid the crowds as you explore mountains and tea plantations on lesser-known routes with fewer tourists. Learn about the area’s history from your guide, who can also tailor the trek or route to your interests and fitness level.

Take time away from Rajasthan’s busy cities and enjoy the peace, quiet, and expansive landscape of the desert. You’ll be picked up in Jaisalmer mid-afternoon for your journey into the Thar Desert. There, take a walk over the golden sand dunes, ride a camel, and watch the sunset from a prime position. Spend the night at a camp amid the dunes and get up for the sunrise, if you like.

Learn more about life in Bengaluru on this fascinating guided walk through the Ejipura slum area. Behind the facades you will discover inspiring enterprise and perseverance. Stop at local businesses that have flourished in the area, despite apparent setbacks, and drop in on a local school. Your guide is intimately familiar with Ejipura and proceeds from the tour are returned to the community.

This tour is a different and unique experience in Jaisalmer for people who are always curious during their travels how do the local people live. It is also a perfect way to extend camel safari into a full day trip. We understand adventure travellers well that is why we carefully crafted this package. It is all about authenticity. Nothing is staged here, we want you to see how people live in the Thar Desert. We partnered with selected villages to create a sustainable tourism and fair source of income for them. You will visit two different villages and have a chance to see desert life, interact with villagers during tea breaks and eat homely vegetarian lunch with one of the families in their house. After that you'll transfer for the desert safari, where camels will be already waiting for you. Watching the sunset from the dunes is an unforgettable experience. As the sun sets, the sky and sands change colours to create one brilliant spectacle.

Experience some of India’s most beautiful sights on this private day trip to Agra, including transport from Delhi. With an early morning pickup, make it to the Taj Mahal in time to take in stunning views of the majestic mausoleum at sunrise. Tour the grounds with your private guide, and enjoy breakfast at a nearby hotel (included with some packages). Stop by Agra Fort before returning to Delhi.

Also referred sometimes as the Scotand of the east, the "Shillong", the capital of Meghalaya, is one of the most iconic places to visit in the Indian subcontinent. Being a popular tourist destination, a number of travelers book Shillong tour packages to explore this astonishing destination in the best possible way. This tour to Shillong allow tourists to witness each and every popular aspect of the city be it the landscapes, waterfalls, hills, rich folk culture, crazy music festivals, museums, or lip-smacking cuisine. Discover many pristine places that are blessed with natural beauty with the Shillong tour plan.

Rather than negotiate cabs or public buses, save time and effort in Jaipur by booking this private day trip to Ranthambore National Park. Absorb the scenery from a private air-conditioned car en route to the park, known for its tigers. Then, choose your preferred vehicle for a safari drive (own expense) to watch for these majestic animals and other wildlife. Lunch and round-trip hotel, station, or airport transfers included.

Nature and animal lovers will enjoy a peaceful camel safari in Rajasthan’s Thar Desert. You’ll be picked up in Jaisalmer and taken out into the desert, visiting a couple of interesting villages along the way. Meet your camels and head off into the sunset for around 90 minutes. After a tasty local dinner, camp out under the stars. Wake before dawn the next morning to experience a desert sunrise.

With us you experience India up close and authentic with an experienced and knowledgeable companion. Rajendra comes from Khajuraho, he shows and explains a lot that escapes others. The tour begins with the pick up from the hotel. The subsequent drive in the car or with the motorcycle (especially recommended) over the villages with fields and beautiful landscapes is eventful and very worth seeing. We stop at some of the freestanding temples (e.g., South Group) and enjoy stopping to see buffaloes bathing in the river or watching the farmers play at work and children. With your guide you will learn interesting facts about the country and its people, the waterfall, the surrounding villages, agriculture, local cuisine, Indian history, Hinduism, yoga and much more.