12 Nights · 13 Days · Ranthambore · Kanha · Kaziranga · Periyar
India's greatest wildlife breadth — Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, Asian elephants, and birdlife across four extraordinary national parks.
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Drive to Ranthambore National Park.
Dawn and dusk game drives. Bengal tigers in the fort ruins landscape.
Drive to Jaipur and fly to Nagpur. Transfer to Kanha National Park.
Two game drives through Kanha — tigers, wild dogs, barasingha.
Drive to Jabalpur and fly to Guwahati. Transfer to Kaziranga.
Elephant-back safari and jeep drive. One-horned rhinos, wild buffalo.
Fly Guwahati to Bangalore. Transfer to Kabini.
Boat safari and jeep drive. Elephant herds, leopards, gaur.
Drive to Kochi Airport for departure.
India’s greatest wildlife breadth in a single circuit — Bengal tigers at Ranthambore, tigers and barasingha at Kanha, one-horned rhinos at Kaziranga, and Asian elephants at Kabini. This journey moves through four national parks across three different states and three different climate zones, demonstrating the extraordinary variety of India’s wildlife heritage.
Ranthambore’s tigers in ancient fort ruins. Kanha’s Jungle Book landscape of sal meadows and bamboo groves. Kaziranga’s elephant-back access to tall grass rhino habitat — 70 per cent of the world’s one-horned rhino population in a single park. Kabini’s reservoir boat safaris with the largest elephant herds in South India.
The Oberoi Vanyavilas at Ranthambore is India's finest jungle resort — 25 luxury air-conditioned tents with embroidered canopies, private walled gardens and four-poster beds, set in 20 acres of landscaped grounds with an observation tower overlooking the surrounding forest.
The first of the Taj Safari lodges, Mahua Kothi sits in 40 acres of forest at Bandhavgarh. Its twelve kutiyas (jungle village huts) are built in traditional Central Indian style with mud walls and thatched roofs, and its naturalists are among the finest in India.
The original safari lodge of South India, Kabini River Lodge occupies the former hunting lodge of the Maharaja of Mysore on the banks of the Kabini reservoir. Run by Jungle Lodges & Resorts, its colonial bungalows, boat safaris and expert naturalists have made it a legend among Indian wildlife destinations.
Accommodation displayed here should be taken as a guide only. Please refer to the detailed itinerary of your individual departure for more information.
No reputable operator can guarantee tiger sightings — these are wild animals in natural habitat. However, the parks on this itinerary have among the best sighting records in India, and multiple game drives significantly increase your chances. Even without a tiger, the wildlife and birdlife encountered on every drive make the experience richly rewarding.
October to April is the main season, with March to May offering the highest sighting probability as animals concentrate around water sources — at the cost of higher temperatures. Most parks close entirely from July to September for the monsoon.
Neutral-coloured clothing (khaki, olive, brown), a warm layer for cold dawn drives in winter, sun protection, and binoculars. Camera equipment with zoom lenses is worthwhile; most lodges can arrange charging between drives.
Yes — extra safari days, different lodges, private vehicles and additional destinations can all be arranged. Contact us to tailor the journey to your interests.



