Vast, remote, rugged and stunningly beautiful, with an incredible array of virtually unknown historic sites and cities, untouched wilderness and unexplored national parks peopled by a host of colourful tribes and communities, Central India is the ultimate destination for those who cherish the joy of exclusive discovery and exploration in this overcrowded world.

  • Start : Delhi
  • End : Bhopal
  • Time : Five Days
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Day 1 Delhi

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Upon arrival at Delhi International Airport, meet our local representative and be escorted to your hotel to relax before immersing yourself in the incredible and amazing experience that is India. 

Day 2 Jhansi-Panna

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Morning transfer to the train station for train to Jhansi. The train departs at 06:00 am. Breakfast will be served on the train. Arrive in Jhansi at 10:45 am, on arrival private transfer to Panna lunch en-route at Alipura. Post lunch, drive to the lovely Sarai at Toria hotel situated picturesquely on the banks of the pristine Ken River just downstream of where it emerges from the forested hills of the Panna Tiger Reserve. In the evening, we take a boat ride on the Ken river.

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Day 3 Biking

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Early morning tea at Sarai, we then get on two wheels and cycle to Raneh Falls. The ride takes us through farmlands flanked by the Vindhya hills. Raneh Falls flow in a 5 km long canyon formation, the likes of which are not found anywhere else in India. It is said that these canyons formed because of volcanic eruptions thousands and thousands of years ago. Breakfast will be served at Raneh Falls. Post breakfast, we continue our ride towards Khajuraho, taking the backroads that pass through farmlands and villages. On arrival in Khajuraho, we visit the temples in the Western Group. Khajuraho’s temples are designated UNESCO World Heritage sites and boast intricate carvings that date back to the 10th and 11th centuries. These Hindu temples are famous for erotic carvings featured in the tales of the Kama Sutra. Lunch at Khajuraho, post-lunch ride back to Sarai at Toria. 

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Day 4 Panna-Orchha

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Early morning we set out on a 3 hr game drive into Panna Tiger Reserve, which has witnessed the most successful tiger reintroduction program and now boasts a small but growing tiger population. In addition to this, Panna has excellent numbers of leopards, wild dogs, wolf, striped hyena, sloth bears, crocodiles and the full range of herbivores – spotted deer, sambar, wild boar, nilgai antelope, four-horned antelope, chinkara gazelle and a host of fascinating smaller mammals. The birdlife is spectacular as well.

Breakfast at Sarai, then private transfer to Orchha, which will take 4 hour driving time. On arrival check into the hotel, followed by lunch. In the afternoon you will be taken on a heritage walk during which you visit the historical monuments, markets and temples in the medieval town of Orchha. The beauty of Orchha, with its tall chhatris that line the banks of the Betwa river, the Orchha Fort and the various old temples and markets, makes it an ideal destination. Drive back to the hotel at dusk; you will be taken to Raja Ram Temple to witness the aarti (a fire ritual) ceremony performed by the locals. Dinner at the hotel.

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Day 5 Orchha-Bhopal

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Early morning, we do a two-hour bike ride in the Orchha Sanctuary. The natural trail makes for a beautiful ride in the forest. Back to the hotel for breakfast; after which transfer to Bhopal.