Top Khajuraho Tickets & Passes

Combine a morning Jeep safari in Panna National Park with a late afternoon visit to the ancient UNESCO World Heritage-listed temples of Khajuraho on this comprehensive private tour. Watch the sunrise then look for tigers and other Indian wildlife, then come back to Khajuraho to rest before setting out again in the afternoon to explore the Khajuraho temples. Includes breakfast, entrance fees, and pickup and drop-off in Khajuraho.

Get an in-depth private tour of the world-renowned temples of Khajuraho, famous for their centuries-old erotic stone carvings. The massive World Heritage site can be tough to navigate alone, but you’ll be taken to the most impressive shrines. Listen to key commentary about the history of the intricately carved towers, built to honor the Hindu god Shiva. The tour includes an evening sound and light show performance on the temple grounds.

What an addition to your Khajuraho visit! Just 25km far & 30 Minutes drive from Khajuraho, Panna National Park is one of the most popular national parks & wildlife sanctuaries in India. This national park was declared a Tiger Reserve in 1994, is a treasure house of flora and fauna. One of the main attractions of the Panna National Park is the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger and the Ghariyals (in Ken River), a fish eating crocodile which is found exclusively in the Indian Subcontinent. Besides the tigers, there are Wolf, Wild Dog, Leopard, Sambhar, Sloth Bear, Chital, Nilgai and Chinkara. Apart from the mammals, there are more than 200 species of Birds in the park including some migratory birds. • Half an hour drive from Khajuraho • 50% tour fees (INR 2500 per person net) to be paid upon pick-up. • Private transport from hotel to hotel Included • Jeep Safari in open Gypsy Jeep in Core Protected area Included • Admission Fees Included • Naturalist Fees Included • Local Assistance Included

A big opportunity to do safari in the BUFFER zone of "Panna" tiger reserve, when the CORE areas are closed for tourists during the monsoon. During the rainy season the dense jungles of the BUFFER zone are often visited by the resident tigers straying from the core areas. Also you will likely spot all sorts of wildlife, from gazelles to boars as well as langur monkeys and jackals; if you're lucky, you might even spot a tiger.