Ranthambore Tiger Safari Tours from Delhi & Jaipur
Jeep safaris in Ranthambore National Park — on their own from Delhi or Jaipur, or as part of a Golden Triangle or Rajasthan journey.
Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan is one of the best places in the world to see a wild Bengal tiger — among ancient ruins, lakes and a 10th-century fort.
We drive you there from Delhi or Jaipur in your own car, arrange your safari permits and a lodge that suits you, or add Ranthambore to a Golden Triangle or Rajasthan journey.
Choose your journey
Every itinerary is a starting point — we adjust pace, hotels and stops to suit you.
Getting to Ranthambore
- From Delhi: about 6–7 hours by road, or by train to Sawai Madhopur
- From Jaipur: about 3 hours by road
- From Agra: about 5–6 hours by road
How the safaris work
Safaris run in two sessions a day, early morning and afternoon, in an open jeep (Gypsy, up to six guests) or a larger canter. The park is divided into zones, and the zone is allotted with the permit. Permits are limited and sell out early in peak season, so we book them as soon as your dates are confirmed.
When to go
The park is usually open from October to June. The core zones close for the monsoon from July to September. Tiger sightings are often best in the hot months of April to June, when animals gather near water; October to March is cooler and more comfortable.
Read the full Ranthambore safari booking guide.
Your car: three comfort levels
Every car is air-conditioned and comes with drinking water, phone charging, Wi-Fi and a few snacks for the road.
- Spacious MPV — our best value for most groups. Seats four or five travellers; the fewer of you, the more room for luggage. Reclining seats make a proper nap possible on long drives.
- Premium MPV — the most comfortable choice for long journeys, with the same four-to-five-seat layout and the most legroom.
- Compact sedan — comfortable for two or three travellers; a fourth person fits, but it is snug, so we suggest it for short trips.
Most of our guests choose one of the MPVs — the extra space makes a real difference on a long day on the road.
Questions travellers ask us
About 6–7 hours by road from Delhi, or you can take a train to Sawai Madhopur, the town next to the park. From Jaipur it is about 3 hours by road.
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