Today, you will drive to Agra to visit one of the most famous monuments in the world, the Taj Mahal. First, check in to your hotel, The Oberoi Amarvillas. Hire a guide with the hotel, and either walk or take a golf cart to the Taj Mahal. Grab drinks overlooking the Taj at the hotel bar before having dinner at Bellevue, the hotel's chic restaurant with italian flare, which offers an a la carte multi cuisine menu.

Day 3: Taj Mahal in Agra

After breakfast, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned capital of the Mughal Empire. Return to The Oberoi Amarvillas for an afternoon at leisure, enjoy cocktails by the pool, or a treatment in the spa. Tonight dine at Esphahan, which serves a traditional indian thali.

Day 4: Fatehpur Sikri

Spend the day at leisure or hike in the hills surrounding Amanbagh. If neither suit you, arrange a visit to Bargargh Fort, the most haunted fort in India. The hotel also offers yoga classes, cooking demonstrations, and cultural tours.

Day 6: Hiking at Amanbagh

After breakfast, drive to Amanbagh, a luxury resort in rural Rajasthan. Relax poolside, indulge in a massage, and head out at sunset for a “cow dust” tour in the iconic open air jeep and experience the life of a small village. Enjoy dinner under the stars with live entertainment nightly at Amanbagh.

Day 5: Rural Rajasthan

After breakfast, drive to Six Senses Fort Barwara, a luxurious hotel located in a restored 14th-century fort. Spend the afternoon exploring the fort's vast grounds or relaxing poolside, or getting a treatment in the hotel's spa. In the afternoon, take a Village Walk and visit the local Bazaar for some shopping. Have drinks in the hotels bar, Dine at the hotels local, fresh and seasonal produce.

Day 9: Transfer to Six Senses Fort Barwara

This morning you will meet your private park guide (naturalist) and driver and be taken in an open air jeep to one of the 10 Ranthambore National Park Zones in an early morning attempt to spot tigers. There are only 80 bengal tigers throughout the reserve, and these beautiful species sleep nearly 18 hours a day! Your best bet at a sighting is by following their tracks; or quietly listening to warning signs of the tiger’s prey. Even if you are one of the unlucky visitors that are unable to spot a tiger, you will be rewarded with sightings of deer, crocodiles, monkeys, peacocks, warthogs, owls and maybe even leopards while you are within the national park.

Day 8: Ranthambore National Park

After breakfast, drive to Aman-I-Khas, a luxurious resort located on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park. Luxurious tents with all the bells and whistles will be your accommodation for the next two nights.

Spend the afternoon at leisure or opt for a nature walk in the surrounding jungle. Have sundowners next to the communal fire, enjoy dinner in the dining tent amongst the other guests, or choose for a romantic private set up around the property. Get a good night's sleep for your early wake up, when you will head to Ranthambore National Park for a tiger safari!

Day 7: Transfer to Aman-I-Khas