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Read more >Fly to Delhi and transfer to the Pride Plaza for 1 night. Explore some of the capital’s lesser-visited sights including Hauz Khas, Agrasen-ki Baoli and Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. (N)
Day 3: Bandhavgarh National ParkFly to Jabalpur before driving to Bandhavgarh, home to one of India’s highest tiger populations. Stay 2 nights at the Bandhav Vilas. (B, D)
Day 4: Bandhavgarh National ParkEarly morning and afternoon 4×4 safaris in search of tigers. (B, L, D)
Days 5-6: Panna National ParkDrive to Panna and transfer to the Sarai at Toria for a 2-night stay. Day excursion to Panna National Park with its population of tigers, leopards and nilgais. Stop at the Ken River Lodge for lunch. (B) (B, L)
Day 7: Khajuraho • VaranasiExplore Khajuraho’s majestic temples with their exquisite carvings. This afternoon, fly to Varanasi for a 2-night stay at the Suryauday Haveli. This evening, observe an aarti ceremony. (B)
Day 8: VaranasiMorning boat ride on the Ganges then visit the Brijrama Palace for breakfast overlooking the river. Afternoon tour of Sarnath. (B)
Day 9: LucknowMorning train to Lucknow for a 2-night stay at the Taj Mahal Lucknow. Early evening heritage and culinary walk. (B)
Day 10: LucknowExplore Lucknow’s key sites including the Bara Imambara and Chota Imambara and La Martinière College. (B)
Day 11: Dudhwa National ParkMorning drive to Dudhwa National Park, home to tigers, one-horned rhinos and Gangetic dolphins. 3 nights at the Jaagir Lodge. (B, D)
Day 12: Dudhwa National ParkMorning 4×4 safari. Afternoon at leisure for further safaris, village walks, photography classes or interactive culinary lessons. (B, L, D)
Day 13: Dudhwa National Park • Kishanpur Wildlife SanctuaryMorning 4×4 safari at the Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary, inhabited by tigers, swamp deer and an array of birdlife. (B, L, D)
Days 14-15: Fly to Delhi • Fly homeReturn to Lucknow and fly to Delhi for an overnight stay at the Pullman Aerocity. Fly home the following day. (B, L) (B)
Meal basisAs per itinerary – B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner, N: No meals.
Important information Superior tourThis tour is based in 4- and 5-star accommodation.
Single supplementAvailable on request.
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Located on the banks of the River Ken, on the outskirts of the Panna Tiger Reserve, is the luxurious but homely Serai at Toria. The eight traditionally built cottages come with their own private courtyards and verandas. They are traditionally designed with the application of mud and thatched roofs. Features: 8 cottages, outdoor dining, terrace. Room amenities: Ceiling fan, desk, en suite bathroom.
Bordering the Gomti river and spread across 13 hectares of beautiful manicured gardens, the Taj Mahal Lucknow is an elegant hotel reflecting the architecture of the Nawabi era. Graceful pillars and rich tapestries add to its regal character, which is extended to the design of the characterful bedrooms. The hotel offers 110 rooms including four suites, all of which overlook either the beautiful gardens or the swimming pool. The restaurant specialises in delicious Awadh cuisine, a reflection of the rich culinary tradition of the city. Features: 110 rooms & suites, restaurant, bar, swimming pool, spa, reading room, Wi-Fi. Room amenities: Air conditioning, television, minibar, tea & coffee making facilities.
Perched on the Shivala Ghats, overlooking the sacred Ganges River, Suryauday Haveli, a 20th century retreat was originally built for the elderly pilgrims by the Royal family of Nepal. Sensitively restored, the 14 simply furnished rooms and suites enjoy spectacular views of the Ghats and are ideal for those seeking to absorb the spirit and legacy of the holy city of Varanasi. The Terrace restaurant, which serves only vegetarian food, does not have a menu and the guests are usually treated to a chef's choice menu daily.
Conveniently located adjacent to both the international and domestic airport terminals, the Pullman is a modern, comfortable hotel with large rooms. There is also a large shopping mall in close proximity with several restaurants. The rooms are contemporary in design with a good selection of amenities. There are two restaurants, one serving Indian and international cuisine and an Asian restaurant that specialises in Vietnamese and Thai food.Features: 270 rooms, 2 restaurants, bar, swimming pool, spa, gym, Wi-Fi.<br>Room amenities: Air conditioning, television, minibar, tea & coffee facilities.
Pride Plaza Hotel offers a comfortable stay just 2.5 miles from Delhi International airport. Guests can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and spa as well as modern amenities.Features: 385 rooms, swimming pool, restaurant and bar, spa, fitness centre, Wi-Fi.<br>Room amenities: Air-conditioning, minibar, television, hairdryer.
Part of The Ultimate Travelling Camp portfolio, the Jaagir Lodge is a luxurious yet rustic former colonial mansion, surrounded by sprawling farmland and ancient forests on the edge of Dudwa National Park. With just eight rooms, the lodge has a peaceful and private ambience. All rooms have an eclectic design with fresco wallpaper and antique furniture. The dining room serves home-made recipes interspersed with fusion cuisine. Dudhwa National Park is home to some of the world's most exotic wildlife, including elephants, the single-horned rhino, the Indian narrow-headed soft-shell turtle and a hugely rich diversity of birds. An array of activities can be arranged by the lodge including safaris, nature walks and photography classes.Features: 3 luxury rooms, 4 luxury suites, 2 brick villas, 4 pavilion villas on stilts, restaurant, swimming pool, bar / lounge, Wi-Fi.<br>Room amenities: Air conditioning, heating, tea & coffee facilities.
Set on the edge of the Bandhavgarh National Park, overlooking the central Indian wilderness, Bandhav Vilas is a charming, comfortable, wildlife lodge. Each of the 20 spacious rooms is comfortably furnished, elegantly decorated, combines traditional with contemporary style and features a private sit out and courtyard. At Bandhav Vilas, breakfast and lunch is usually served in the main dining room and the menu features a choice of Indian and western meals; there is also an interactive open-air dining experience on most evenings (October to April only). Private dining venues are also available. Other facilities at this lodge include a bar, an outdoor swimming pool, a library with a good collection of books on wildlife and a spa.
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Low season from £4245 per person
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