Itinerary at a Glance
Day 01:- Delhi Arrival on Incredible India Journey
Upon your arrival at Delhi airport and you will find our representative will be holding a paging board with the your name outside Exit gate and Post meet and greet, drop to your pre booked hotel in Delhi in spacious car. Overnight in Delhi.
Day 02:- Delhi to Bhopal (by flight at own Expense)| Bhopal Local with Sanchi and Udayagiri Caves
Today, drop off at Delhi airport to board a flight to Bhopal, the capital city and heart of Madhya Pradesh, which is called the heart of India. On arrival, set off straight away for a day of sightseeing. Your first stop is the Sanchi Stupa, a UNESCO Monument, one of the country's most important Buddhist monuments and a deeply revered pilgrimage site. Close by, you can explore the Udaygiri Caves, famous for their ancient rock-cut sculptures carved into the hillside. After lunch, you’ll be taken to your hotel in Bhopal to check in and freshen up. In the later part of the day, enjoy the city’s highlights: the scenic Upper Lake (Bhojtal) and Lower Lake, the elegant Gohar Mahal, and the Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum, which showcases the region’s rich indigenous art and culture. After the tour, stay overnight in Bhopal.
Day 03:- Bhopal to Satpura via Bhojpur temple and Bhimbetka (120 kms/5-6hrs with en-route tour)
Today, after breakfast, Check-out and head to Satpura National Park, located in the Satpura Range of Madhya Pradesh. This park ranks amongst the most picturesque wildlife havens in India. Because it draws far fewer visitors than the country’s better-known tiger reserves, travellers can enjoy a quieter, more immersive encounter with nature here.
On the way first see: Situated on a hilltop, this 11th century temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built by Raja Bhoja of the Paramara dynasty. People come to see its architecture and its enormous Shiva Lingam, one of the largest carved from a single stone. This temple is often called the Somnath of the East. Then see the Bhimbetka Rock Shelters which are a UNESCO site, Known for prehistoric rock paintings and ancient caves, The paintings depict hunting scenes, animals, dancers, and daily life. They span many periods, from prehistoric times to the medieval era. Sources differ on exactly how far back the oldest art goes, so treat any single date you read with care. Post tour continue the journey to Satpura, On arrival, Check-into the hotel. Overnight in Satpura.
Day 04:- Private Morning and Afternoon safari at Satpura National Park
Set in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Satpura National Park invites travellers to explore a wild landscape of thick forests, craggy hills, winding rivers and sweeping valleys. Open-top jeep drives take guests deep into the reserve, where leopards, sloth bears, gaur (Indian bison), various deer species and a rich mix of birdlife can often be sighted. What sets Satpura apart from most other reserves is its range of experiences: gliding along the water on a boat safari or exploring on foot in permitted zones lets visitors get up close with the forest and feel its rhythm more personally. Post safari stay Overnight in Satpura resort.
Day 05:- Satpura National Park to Pench National Park (120kms/3-4hrs)
Today after breakfast, Check-out and proceed to Pench National Park, spread across the border of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, is a haven for wildlife lovers. It shelters Bengal tigers, leopards, packs of dholes (Indian wild dogs), and herds of the mighty Indian gaur. The landscape, with its sweeping teak forests, is said to have sparked the setting of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book. Visitors can set out on thrilling jeep safaris and watch a wide variety of resident and migratory birds, which together make Pench one of central India’s most rewarding wilderness destinations. On arrival, Check-into the hotel. Overnight in Pench.
Day 06:- Private Morning and Afternoon safari at Pench National Park: Where The Jungle Book Comes Alive
Start the day early with a jeep safari through the forests of Pench. Head back to your hotel afterwards for a relaxed breakfast, then spend the rest of the morning at leisure. After lunch, set out on a second jeep safari that takes you deeper into the jungle, tracking the elusive tiger. Nature enthusiasts travel here hoping to catch sight of the animals who inspired the story’s much-loved characters. The reserve takes its name from the Pench River, which winds through the forest and sustains a rich variety of wildlife while offering them shelter. Covering roughly 758 square kilometres, the park gives visitors an opportunity to experience some of the finest wilderness encounters in India. Overnight stay at Pench.
Day 07:- Pench to Kanha National Park (150kms/4hrs)
After breakfat, Check-out and proceed to another exciting nation part- Kanha National Park ranks among India’s top wildlife destinations. It is best known for its Bengal tigers and the rare barasingha, or hard-ground swamp deer. The park’s dense sal forests and open meadows provide a striking backdrop, and its guided jungle safaris and abundant wildlife make it a rewarding place for photographers. On arrival, check-in yo the hotel and over night in Kanha.
Day 08:- Private Morning and Afternoon safari at Kanha National Park:
Start the day early with a jeep safari through the forests of Kanha. Head back to your hotel afterwards for a relaxed breakfast, then spend the rest of the morning at leisure. After lunch, set out on a second jeep safari that takes you deeper into the jungle, tracking the elusive tiger. A safari at Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh is a thrilling way to experience India’s wild heart. Riding in an open 4×4 jeep with a knowledgeable guide, you’ll travel through dense sal woodlands, wide grassy clearings and picturesque terrain while watching for Bengal tigers, rare barasingha (swamp deer), leopards, packs of wild dogs and many bird species. With both early-morning and late-afternoon drives offered, visitors get two chances each day to witness the park’s remarkable biodiversity and natural charm. Overnight stay at Kanha.
Day 09:- Kanha to Bandhavgarh National Park (220kms/5.5hrs)
Start your day with healthy breakfat, Then check-out and proceed to Bandhavgarh National Park- widely celebrated for having one of the highest concentrations of Bengal tigers anywhere in the country, which makes tiger sightings here more likely than in most reserves. Besides tigers, the park shelters leopards, several species of deer, and a wide range of other animals. Bandhavgarh remains a top choice for nature lovers and safari enthusiasts across India. On arrival, Check-into the hotel. Overnight in Bhandhavgarh.
Day 10:- Private Morning and Afternoon safari at Bandhavgarh National Park:
Set out on a thrilling jeep safari through Bandhavgarh National Park, one of the country’s most celebrated wildlife reserves and a stronghold of the Royal Bengal Tiger. As your vehicle winds past thick sal forests, open meadows and picturesque terrain, keep watch for spotted deer, langurs, wild boar and a variety of colourful birds. With a little luck, you may even glimpse a tiger roaming freely in its natural home. Choose from morning or afternoon game drives, each offering memorable encounters with the wild. Overnight in Bandhavgarh.
Day 11:- Bandhavgarh to Panna national park (190kms/4-5hrs)
Today post breakfast, Check-out and proceed to Panna National Park, which is best known for its Bengal tiger population and frequent leopard encounters. The park’s landscape is shaped by the graceful Ken River, which also supports a healthy crocodile population. Birdwatchers will find a wide variety of species here, adding to the area’s ecological richness. Just a short distance away, the dramatic Raneh Falls offers a striking natural attraction for visitors. On arrival, Check-into the hotel. Overnight in Panna National Park.
Day 12:- Safari at Panna National Park & visit Raneh Falls
Take a jeep safari in Panna National Park to spot tigers and where an open jeep will take you through forests and grasslands that are home to tigers, leopards, crocodiles, and a wide range of other wildlife. After the drive, head to Raneh Falls, where the Ken River tumbles through a striking canyon of multicoloured granite. Close to Khajuraho, this pairing brings together the thrill of spotting wildlife and the beauty of dramatic scenery in a single memorable outing. Overnight in Panna.
Day 13:- Panna to Kuno National Park (340kms/6-7hrs)
After breakfast, Check-out and proceed to Kuno National Park which is main attraction of this package. India sucess story is Kunno park-India declared the cheetah extinct in 1952. Seven decades later, cheetahs are running again across the grasslands of central India. Kuno National Park, in Madhya Pradesh’s Sheopur district, is where the comeback began. Eight cheetahs from Namibia arrived here on 17 September 2022, and the park has been India’s cheetah heartland ever since. On arrival, transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Kuno.
Day 14:- Jungle Safari at Kuno National Park by jeep safari (morning and afternoon as per booking)
Spend the day exploring Kuno National Park on open-jeep safaris in both the morning and afternoon. Drive through shaded forests, wide grasslands and scenic terrain while watching for wildlife and birdlife. The park is also famous for its cheetah reintroduction project, which makes it especially appealing to nature enthusiasts. Sightings, cheetahs included, can’t be promised, as they depend on how the animals move and on park rules. After the safaris, head back to your hotel and use the remaining time to unwind. Overnight stay in Kuno.
Day 15:- Kuno to Agra (300kms/5hrs)|Agra fort visit
Today, after breakfast, check out and proceed to Agra, famously known as the Mughal city of India due to its large association with the Mughals. On arrival, Check-into the hotel and later visit Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Yamuna’s banks in Agra, Uttar Pradesh. Emperor Akbar raised this imposing red sandstone fortress in the 1500s, and it served as the Mughal rulers’ principal home until the capital moved to Delhi. Post tour return to the hotel. Overnight in Agra.
Day 16:- Sunrise Taj Mahal and Agra to Delhi Airport drop (Taj Mahal closed on Friday)
Watching the sunrise over the Taj Mahal is a highlight of any India trip. As daylight spreads, the white marble dome shifts from delicate pink to warm gold. The calm morning air, the manicured Mughal gardens, and the mirror-like reflections make it a perfect moment for photos, romance, and quiet exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Post-tour, return to the hotel, have your breakfast, relax for few hours, check out, and proceed to Delhi Airport, which will take 4-5 hours. Return home with sweet memories of this trip
Note:- Jungle safari at national park opens 60-90days in advand