Family Taj Mahal and Tigers holiday

Your trip to the Golden Triangle should shape up nicely with this terrific tour designed with families in mind. Enjoy Delhi, Jaipur and Agra, via time with local people in a rural village, too. Plus: a chance to see tigers.
New Delhi Old Delhi Agra Fort Taj Mahal Keoladeo Ghana National Parkl Ranthambore (outside of summer departures only) Pachewar Jaipur Amber Palace and Fortress Samode Palace
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£1065To£1270£1245 excluding flights
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Duration
10 Days
Type
Small group
CO2
505kg
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Prices based on 2 adults sharing.
From £945 - £1095 per child ex flights.
Mimimum age 7.
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Up to £120 off selected dates.
Late availability on these dates: 24 Oct
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Description of Family Taj Mahal and Tigers holiday

Take your whole family to enjoy Northern India’s highlights, including the fantastic sights of the Golden Triangle: Delhi, Jaipur and Agra – on this family Taj Mahal and tigers holiday in India.

See the Amber Palace and fortress at Jaipur, Agra Fort, and of course, the incredible Taj Mahal: amazing architectural sights that evoke the splendour of the Maharajahs.

Historic sites are complemented by locally-led experiences: you’ll ride in a rickshaw through busy cities and through national parks where you can keep your eyes out for birds, and enjoy a camel cart ride to explore the grounds of Samode Palace. In rural Rajasthan you can enjoy a village walk, with a cooking lesson and a puppet show in the evening.

This small group trip has a full on pace, suiting adventurous families with children aged seven and up. There are some long drives in your minibus, and you’ll also travel by train. Also note that Ranthambore National Park is closed in the summer months so the itinerary goes to alternative locations in summer.

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Price information

£1065To£1270£1245 excluding flights
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Prices based on 2 adults sharing.
From £945 - £1095 per child ex flights.
Mimimum age 7.
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As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your holiday to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.

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CARBON REDUCTION

Throughout India we try where ever possible to use small locally owned hotels that reflect the character. We work in partnership with our local in-country ground agents to introduce environmental policies which help to conserve water usage and energy expenditure. Several hotels we use on this trip use solar-powered heaters for water, and have a system of providing water in re-usable glass bottles in the rooms. We cut down carbon emissions on this trip by using low carbon methods of travel such as cycling, rail and boat rides where possible, and on this trip we make use of India's excellent public railway network, using a train journey to cover the longest distance rather than to fly or drive.

As a travel company we are acutely aware of our impact on the environment. All of our tours display a carbon footprint, and we strive to reduce our emissions by regularly reviewing our tours and embracing low-impact styles of travel such as trains, public buses or walking – which offer the added benefit of getting a closer connection with the destination and local community.

ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE

On this trip we visit areas of outstanding natural beauty, places of deep historical significance as well as several National Parks. We treat each place with the utmost respect, ensuring we leave nothing behind. The entrance fees that we pay contribute to the upkeep of these special places.
In Ranthambore National Park, the park fees directly support the ongoing tiger conservation efforts towards ensuring the survival of these endangered animals, as well as supporting the other flora and fauna found in the Park.

Tourism is steadily increasing in India, and we therefore want to ensure our groups are having a positive impact on the country, and are leading by example. We do this by recycling and re-using wherever possible, and ensuring that all waste is disposed of appropriately. We provide a large central tank of filtered water on all of our transport, and encourage our customers to come with re-fillable water bottles.

We strive to support nature and biodiversity through protection and regeneration projects, and for every customer that travels with us we make a donation to Rewilding Britain and Cool Earth.

We encourage customers to avoid single-use plastic on tour, and our leaders give advice on refill points each day. Where tap water isn't safe to drink we recommend Water-to-Go bottles, a filtration bottle allowing you to drink water from any source.

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LOCAL ECONOMY

In India we work with an entirely local crew, from tour leaders, to drivers, guides and even cycle mechanics. The hotels we use are locally owned. On this trip we stay at a gloriously preserved heritage property which was built in 1896 and maintains much of the original furniture. Our use of the hotel helps to provide a motive to keep it maintained for future generations.

We only include breakfast on this tour so that passengers eat out at a variety of small restaurants and street stalls, thus spreading their spending wealth and also getting to sample the best of the fantastic local cuisine.

Our leaders are the heart of tours. They bring passion and unrivalled knowledge of the destinations and communities that we visit. Their guidance ensures we observe the cultural norms in a destination, they act as a bridge between travellers and the local community and ensure that tourism is a positive experience for both host and guest. We believe in supporting local; staying in locally-run hotels, exploring markets, buying snacks from street vendors, and by doing this we add money to the local economy and enhance our connection with the local community.

EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY & DIVERSITY

We work with a local partner in India that is entirely Indian-owned and Indian run, providing employment opportunities for local people across the many areas of India where they operate. Tour Leading has traditionally been a very male-dominated profession in India, but our partner is actively working to recruit more female Tour Leaders and are joining the movement to provide more equality.

For 2025, we are looking at partnering with the NGO 'Women For Wheels' to provide some of our city transfers. As well as campaigning to challenge social norms, Women for Wheels provide employment opportunities and livelihood opportunities for women as drivers, in an industry where woman were once not accepted.

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