Transfer to India by private jet, where we have arranged a special touchdown in Agra, where you may explore the iconic Taj Mahal with your private car, driver and guide, before flying on to Jaipur. If time permits, you can also stop at the famed Red Fort. Spend your three nights in India at Amanbagh in Alwar if you wish. Alternatively, you will have the option (pending availability) to stay in Ranthambore at Aman-i-Khás.
Option one: Stay at Amanbagh, a palatial and tranquil base from which to explore Rajasthan’s rich heritage with your private car, driver and guide. Suggested experiences include a jeep ride through the archaeologically-rich ancient ruined city of Bhangarh, and the Cowdust Tour — hop in an open Jeep to explore fascinating rural villages surrounding Amanbagh. History enthusiasts may also be interested in seeing the Neelkanth Temples, and remote Ajabgarh Fort. Back at Amanbagh, you are invited to a fire meditation ceremony. This meditation is based on the concept that fire is the purest of the five elements. Participants sit around a fire called a hawan, composed of natural herbs and fragrant wood from the Himalayas. The session includes chanting the Gayatri mantra, a powerful Hindu mantra intended to energize the body’s 24 chakras or centers of spiritual power.
Option two: Stay at the Aman-i-Khás, a tented wilderness camp, open from October to May each year. The highlight of your time here will be the morning game drives in Ranthambore National Park, renowned as one of the world's best places to observe wild tigers. The park is home to approximately 75 tigers, hundreds of crocodiles, and over 350 species of birds — it's a paradise for ornithologists. The park also hosts leopards, civets, jungle cats, sloth bears, hyenas, jackals, wild boars, sambar deer, and spotted deer. Your safari will be guided by National Park-appointed experts who will lead you through various routes, and snacks and drinks will be provided. You'll travel in a shared open-top vehicle, offering the best opportunities to spot tigers, leopards, jungle cats, hyenas, and sloth bears.