Golden Triangle Wildlife & Birdwatching

Following an early breakfast, we will check out and drive to Sultanpur National Park to go bird-watching for a few hours. Sultanpur is a great wetland ecosystem and is home to a large number of migrating waterfowl and scrub forest species. It is a particularly promising birding location when paired with the neighboring areas of grassland. We will depart for Jaipur in the late afternoon and get there in the early evening. A night's stay.

Today, Jhalana is the location of our morning and evening safaris. Jhalana is a great place to go birding since it is home to many different bird species. It also has a large population of deer and leopards. You will have plenty of free time in between the safaris to see some of Jaipur's landmarks, which reflect the city's regal past. The Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh, Amer, and Jaigarh Fort as well as several temples, are among the tourist attractions. a night's stay.

Key Species: Indian Pitta, Jacobin Cuckoo, Jungle Nightjar

We are going on our last hunting trip in Jhalana today. We will return to our hotel, and spend the rest of the day exploring the cultural side of Jaipur. Do look at some of the regional crafts besides the landmarks. The streets that run beside the palaces are an excellent spot to find some mementos of your trip. Stay at Hotel.

We will check out and go to Bharatpur after breakfast. We will spend the day birding inside the Keoladeo National Park after landing in Bharatpur. White-breasted Waterhen, The Great White Pelican, Ruddy Shelduck, Eurasian Spoonbill, Brown Hawk-Owl, Rufous Treepie, Oriental Darter, Knob-billed Duck, and over 250 other species of birds spend the winter at Keoladeo National Park. It is one of the smallest national parks in the nation. In the Evening, Stay at Hotel.

In Bharatpur, we will be birding all day long. In addition to an abundance of wetlands and forest birds, Bharatpur is home to a wide range of animal species: golden jackals, spotted deer, wild boar, nilgai, etc. In the Evening, Stay at Hotel.

Another full day spent at Bharatpur observing birds, Wildlife Photography, hunting for game, or simply taking pleasure in their companionship. A night's stay.

We will go to the Chambal River in Dhaulpur after an early breakfast to go on a boat safari that will run for around 2-3 hours. The Chambal River, one of India's cleanest rivers, is the ideal spot to watch Gharials as well as many other wetlands birds, like Indian Skimmers, Black-bellied and River Terns, among others. We will then travel to Agra, where we will take a guided visit of the Taj Mahal in the late afternoon (closed on Fridays). The evening may be used to explore the city's winding lanes and small markets.

Along with the Taj Mahal, Agra is the location of the enormous Red Fort, which served as the Mughal emperors' residence for a number of years. Another well-known landmark is Shikandra, the red sandstone tomb of Emperor Akbar.

We will check out of our accommodation and return to Delhi after a delectable breakfast. The Okhla Bird Sanctuary is where we can spend the next half-day birding. In the evening, you'll be driven to your hotel. A night's stay.

You will be taken to the airport for your subsequent journey after breakfast.