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India - Tigers & Taj Mahal

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India - Tigers & Taj Mahal 2027

01 Apr 2027 - 14 Apr 2027 (14 days)

USD6,650 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Price (Per person): USD6,650 (GBP5,031 * EUR5,804 * AUD9,433)

Single Supplement: USD1,290 (GBP976 * EUR1,126 * AUD1,830)

Flight costs: USD590 (GBP446 * EUR515 * AUD837)

This tour pairs with: India - Kaziranga Extension 2027

Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

Embark on a journey that combines thrilling wildlife experiences and iconic cultural landmarks. Explore the renowned Tadoba Andhari and Ranthambore Tiger Reserves for exceptional tiger sightings, discover the birdlife at Bharatpur's Keoladeo Ghana National Park, and marvel at the architectural splendor of the Taj Mahal in Agra. This tour offers a perfect blend of adventure and cultural immersion, making it an unforgettable experience for wildlife enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Top Birds

Sarus Crane, Plum-headed Parakeet, Indian Peafowl, and a large variety of birds of prey.

Top Mammals

Tiger, Leopard, Dhole (Asian Wild Dog), Sloth Bear, Striped Hyena, Jungle Cat, Indian Palm Civet, Sambar, Chital, Golden Jackal.

Habitats Covered

Deciduous forests, wetlands, riverine grasslands, and urban historical sites.

Expected Climate

Mild and pleasant in March, ideal for wildlife viewing and cultural exploration.

Max Group Size

8 and 1 Rockjumper Leader

Tour Pace & Walking

Moderate, with a mix of morning and afternoon safaris, and cultural site visits.

Accommodation

Comfortable lodges and hotels offering close proximity to key attractions and reserves.

Other Attractions

Excellent photographic opportunities for a huge variety of mammals, birds and other wildlife.

Photographic Opportunities

Capture majestic tigers in their natural habitat, the rich birdlife of Bharatpur, and the iconic beauty of the Taj Mahal.

What our clients say about us

David Hoddinott
FG, India 2018

David Hoddinott was at his best even on new grounds full of lifers.

Clayton Burne
PWN, India 2013

Clayton was friendly, informative and fun.... Very athletic and cheerful. Find him to be a wonderful guide.

Quinton Paul Josop
GS, India - Southern: Endemics of the Western Ghats (Small Group) 2026

An excellent tour! Paul Josop lived up to our expectations for a Rockjumper guide - excellent knowledge of the birds; conscientious about getting everyone on the birds; on top of all the arrangements for meals, lodging and transportation; worked well with the local guide; and shared his excitement and good humor throughout the trip. The WhatsApp group that he set up was brilliant. He shared photos with us, as did other participants, and it was an easy way for us all to keep in touch. We would love to travel with Paul again.

Dušan Brinkhuizen
MW, India - Western: Desert Specials 2026

Feedback for India – Western Deserts 2026 Overall, this was quite a trip. I had gone on the India – Northern Birds & Tigers just prior to this trip, so the number of new birds for us was low. However, we got most of the birds we were hoping for, a testament to Dušan and the highly-skilled local guides. We were well taken care of during the trip and all the accommodations were first class. The group were all serious birders, and we all got along together well and were able to contribute to the very respectful tally of the birds. The travel was a lot more than I anticipated. Several days were essentially all driving, with a brief stop or two to stretch and check for birds. I strongly recommend adding a day at Mt. Abu. We had only a few hours of birding there, sandwiched between very long drives. Adding a day there will be a great relief from spending so much time in the bus and allow us to catch up a bit on our sleep. I did a survey among our group and all greed that adding a day would be a great relief and would not keep any of us from choosing the trip. The birds were nearby, which helped a lot as we didn’t have a long drive to get to the birds. One location in particular, Desert National Park, was almost two hours. A closer accommodation needs to be scouted out. Dušan did a great job, and his enthusiasm kept us going when sleep depravation was hitting us. The guy never wanted to quit. We got all three mega birds, the Hypocolius, the Indian Spotted Creeper, and the Forest Owlet, quite well. All three were a great experience, especially the Hypocolius, as most of the group were family listers. We even had one of our group finish off the families during the trip! Thanks for offering and recommending this trip.

David Hoddinott
PJ, Andaman Islands 2018

The Andaman Islands were a first for RockJumper and a first for David Hoddinott. It was an incredible experience and also exciting to share the first of all new endemics  with David .

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