After Breakfast, we embark on a Ranthambore trip sightseeing to Jaipur to explore its cultural heritage. We begin the trip by visiting The Amber Fort. This majestic Fort built at the edge of the city was constructed in the 16 Century by Maharaja Man Singh. You can reach the top of the Amber fort by Jeep or take an optional ride on the elephant. Our next stop is The Hawa Mahal also known as the Palace of Winds, having a total of 953 Jharokas ( windows), it is built on the perimeter of the city palace. It used to be from where the queens and princesses with their maids could watch the processions of the kings pass by the bazaars. The City palace and the Museum are within walking distance away. City Palace Museum continues to be the residence of the current royal family of Jaipur and the attached museum showcases many artifacts, paintings, royal dresses, and armory pieces used by the erstwhile rulers. 

We leave after an early breakfast for the Ranthambore National Park tour. Ranthambore National Park, once a gaming zone for the royals is now a national wildlife-protected park for tigers. Due to the grass-laden terrain, sighting of tigers and other wildlife is relatively the highest across India. Evening free at leisure. Overnight stay at hotel in Ranthambore.

After breakfast, you will enjoy the Jungle safari. The Ranthambore tour packages does not include a Ranthambore safari and you may opt for a Jungle safari by canter or a Private Jeep safari of Ranthambore National Park by paying a surcharge. Even though sighting of tiger remains the focus of most wildlife tourists visiting Ranthambore Park, you may also be able to sight a variety of Deers like Sambhar, Chital, barking deer etc, wild Beers, and a variety of Birds and reptiles. The main attraction of the park is undoubtedly the tigers and you may have the probability to get a quick look at them during the safari. Apart from tigers, you can also see animals such as wild deer, foxes, wolves, beers, sambar, chital, and many species of birds & reptiles. Later back to the hotel afternoon is free for leisure. 

An exciting day is planned as we drive to Agra- the city of love. En route, we stop at Fatehpur Sikri, built by Emperor Akbar in 1569 as the capital of his empire. Fatehpur Sikri built of re is a fine example of Indo- Islamic architecture. The highest gateway in the world Buland Darwaza is a tribute to the conquering of Gujrat and is a fine testament to Mughal architecture. Continue to drive to Agra and upon arrival Hotel at Agra.