Package Details
Duration:1 Night 2 Days
Place Covered:
JaipurRanthamboreJaipur
Tour Includes:
Hotel Meal Transfer Sightseeing
Starting Price

Ranthambore Tour Package

Got just two days and want to see a tiger? Our Ranthambore Tour Package for 1 night and 2 days starts from Jaipur and keeps things simple. A car picks you up in the morning, and by lunch you're at the hotel in Ranthambore. In the afternoon you go on your first safari, and the next morning you go again, because early light is when tigers like to walk.

Along the way you may spot deer, peacocks, crocodiles and a leopard if you're lucky. No promises on the tiger, though. It's wild, and it decides. This Ranthambore Holiday Package works well for couples, families and friends who want a short break without much planning. The hotel is clean, breakfast is included, and the drive back to Jaipur is easy. For a quick jungle trip, this Ranthambore Package is a good pick.

Quick Facts

  • Route: Jaipur → Ranthambore (Sawai Madhopur) → Jaipur
  • Time Needed: 1 Night and 2 Days
  • Distance: About 180 km each way
  • Drive Time: 3 to 4 hours each way
  • Places Covered: Ranthambore National Park, Ranthambore Fort, Trinetra Ganesh Temple, Padam Talao, Raj Bagh Talao
  • Safaris: 2 (afternoon and morning), in a jeep or canter
  • Ideal For: Tiger spotting, bird watching, photography, a quick nature break

Tour Highlights

  • A private AC car picks you up from your Jaipur hotel, airport, or station
  • A comfortable highway drive with a tea stop halfway
  • Two safaris inside Ranthambore National Park
  • A fair shot at seeing the Bengal tiger, plus leopards, sloth bears, sambar deer and crocodiles
  • Lakeside spots like Padam Talao and Raj Bagh Talao, where wildlife gathers to drink
  • The old hill fort that sits inside the forest
  • Trinetra Ganesh Temple, one of Rajasthan's best-known Ganesh shrines
  • A trained guide on every safari who reads tracks and alarm calls
  • One night at a hand-picked hotel near the park, breakfast included
  • A drop back in Jaipur wherever you like

1 Night 2 Days Ranthambore Tour Package Itinerary

Reach your hotel in Ranthambore and check in. Freshen up, then sit down for a hot lunch. Rest a little, because the main plan starts later. In the afternoon, a safari vehicle picks you up from the hotel. Ride into the forest with a guide and keep your eyes on the lakes, the tall grass and the old trees.

Tigers can show up anywhere, and you will see plenty of other animals even if they stay hidden. After the safari, go back to the hotel and have dinner. On cold nights, there may be a bonfire, so sit with your group, play some music and enjoy. Then sleep early.

Wake up early and have a cup of tea. If you like, go to Ranthambore Fort and the Trinetra Ganesh Temple, which are close to the park. You can also walk around Padam Talao, the big lake inside the park area, depending on timings and entry rules. Come back to the hotel for breakfast, pack your bags and check out. Your trip ends here.

Ranthambore Tour Package Price

The Ranthambore tour cost usually falls between ₹8,500 and ₹14,000 per person on twin sharing. The exact amount depends on the hotel type, the car size, jeep or canter, and the month you travel. Bigger groups pay less per person. The price includes fuel, tolls, parking, driver charges, safari tickets, and one hotel night with breakfast.

City / HaltNightsPer Person Price
Ranthambore1 NightIncluded in package
Jaipur-Pickup and final drop
Total (1N / 2D)1 NightStarts from ₹8,500 / Person

Tour Inclusions & Exclusions Breakdown

Inclusions

  • Private AC sedan or SUV with driver for the full round trip from Jaipur
  • One night in a Ranthambore hotel on twin sharing
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Two safari tickets (jeep or canter, as per your plan)
  • A forest guide on both safaris
  • Fuel, tolls, parking, driver allowance, and taxes
  • Drinking water in the car
  • Pickup and drop-off anywhere in Jaipur
  • A tour executive reachable by phone throughout the trip

Exclusions

  • Fort or other site fees, where charged
  • Camera or video charges inside the park
  • Lunch and dinner (unless you choose a meal plan)
  • Tips for the driver, guide and hotel staff
  • Shopping, laundry and room service
  • Travel insurance
  • Extra costs caused by delays beyond our control

Three Ways to Do the Trip

  • Budget Canter Plan. You share a large open vehicle with other guests. It keeps costs low and works well for solo travellers and students.
  • Family Jeep Plan. A jeep seats up to six, so your group stays together. Getting in and out is easy for kids and elders.
  • Photographer's Plan. Built around the first and last light. A jeep, early starts, and a guide who knows where the tigers usually walk at dawn.
  • The road, the car, and the schedule stay the same in all three. Only the safari type and hotel level change.

How to Reach Ranthambore

By Air

Flights land at Jaipur International Airport. The driver stands outside arrivals holding a name board. Send us your flight number, and he will track any delay.

By Train

Trains stop at Jaipur Junction or Gandhinagar Jaipur. Tell us the station and your coach. The driver texts you the exact meeting point.

By Road

Coming from Delhi, Agra, Udaipur, or Jodhpur? Buses drop at Sindhi Camp or Narayan Singh Circle. Choose any point, and the driver will come to you.

Travelling from Delhi or Mumbai by train? You can also join us straight at Sawai Madhopur station. Mention it when you book.

Best Time to Visit Ranthambore

October to March

Dry, cool, and comfortable. This is the busiest season. December and January mornings are cold, so carry a jacket. Hotels and safari seats fill early.

April to June

Hot and dry. Water is scarce, so tigers visit the lakes more often, and many guides call this the best window for sightings. Wear a cap, apply sunscreen, and drink plenty of water. Rates are lower.

July to September

Rainy season. The park stays shut for most of these months while the forest turns green. Plan your trip for October onward.

Need to Know Before You Travel

  • Carry your original government photo ID. The safari gate checks it, and the name must match your ticket.
  • Wear olive, brown, or beige. Skip red, bright white, and loud prints.
  • Pack a cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a scarf for the dust.
  • Keep a warm layer ready, because open vehicles feel icy at dawn in winter.
  • Stay seated and quiet during the ride. Never feed or call the animals.
  • Zones are assigned by the forest department, so your zone may differ between the two safaris.
  • Keep some small cash for tea, snacks, and tips.
  • Phones and cameras are fine. Drones are not allowed.
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Why Choose Our Ranthambore Tour Package?

  • Before putting this plan together, we read plenty of traveller reviews. The complaints were similar everywhere. Prices that jumped at the end. Tired old cars. Hotels that were not ready at check-in. Safari seats that were promised but never booked. This package is built to avoid all of that.
  • Honest pricing. The quote lists fuel, tolls, parking, driver charges, the hotel night, and safari tickets. The exclusions are few and clearly written.
  • Safari seats reserved early. We book your slots right after you confirm, so you are never stuck on a waiting list.
  • Hotels we have seen. Each hotel is checked for clean rooms and safe stays. If you travel with small kids or elders, let us know, and we request ground-floor rooms.
  • Drivers who know the road. They have driven from Jaipur to Ranthambore many times. They know the slow stretches and the best spots for a clean washroom.
  • Guides who know the forest. Our naturalists read pugmarks, alarm calls, and zone habits, which is how tigers get found.
  • Help on the road. If your train is late or someone feels unwell, call or text us. A real person replies.

Step-by-Step Online Booking

  • Choose your dates and group size. Tell us the number of adults and children.
  • Pick a jeep or canter. Select the safari type and hotel level that fit your budget.
  • Send your pickup details. Share the Jaipur hotel, flight, or train information.
  • Pay a small advance online. Use the secure link and settle the balance as agreed.
  • Receive your voucher on WhatsApp. It comes with driver, hotel, and safari details.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is enough. You reach by lunchtime, enjoy one safari that afternoon, take another at dawn the next day, and are back in Jaipur by night.

The distance is roughly 180 km. A private car usually covers it in three to four hours, though road work, traffic and your tea stops can stretch the time.

Many guides prefer April to June, when heat pushes tigers toward water and sightings rise. November to February is also good, with cooler weather that suits kids and older travellers.

Mostly no. The forest shuts for the monsoon, around July to September, and opens again in October. Confirm the dates with the forest department before you lock your tickets.

A jeep carries up to six people and gives you privacy. A canter is a larger open bus with around twenty seats and costs less per head.

Seats are reserved online on the Rajasthan forest department booking portal, often up to ninety days ahead. Busy weekends sell out fast, so fix safari slots first and hotels after.

Yes, when time permits. The old hill fort lies inside the park, and your guide can add it after the morning safari if timings and entry rules allow.

No one can promise that, because tigers are wild and roam freely. Ranthambore is among the better places in India to see one, and two safaris give you better odds.

Bring original photo ID, because it is checked at the safari gate. Dress in olive, brown, or beige, and pack a cap, sunscreen, a warm layer for dawn, and water.