Aman in India: Oasis and Nature

DAY 1: JAIPUR - RAJASTHAN (AJABGARH)
Arrival in Jaipur and transfer of about 90 minutes to Amanbagh, in rural Rajasthan, in Ajabgarh.

Located in an oasis of fruit trees and flowering shrubs, Amanbagh offers a striking contrast to the arid landscape of Rajasthan's Aravalli Hills.

Guests can enjoy medicinal treatments with more than five thousand years of tradition, in addition to therapies and yoga and meditation classes. The Regal restaurant stands out for offering authentic Rajasthani cuisine, using fresh ingredients harvested from the hotel's own organic garden.

Amanbagh offers complimentary morning yoga sessions, guided sunrise hikes and organic garden tours daily.

Accommodation for 3 nights, with full board that includes breakfast, lunch and dinner (with selected non-alcoholic beverages).

Suggested accommodation:

• Terrace Haveli Suite (163 m²): with views of the pool or mountains. They have a large terrace with dining area and sun lounger. It accommodates up to three adults or two adults and two children (under 12), with a king-size bed, elegant seating area, and spacious Udaipur green marble bathroom, including bathtub and separate dressing room.

DAY 2 AND 3: RAJASTHAN (AJABGARH) Free
days for independent activities and activities organized and offered by Amanbagh:

• “Cow Dust Tour”: Jeep tour through villages in the late afternoon or at dawn during the residents' movement, providing genuine contact with rural life in Rajasthan. Possibility to be welcomed for tea at local homes, experiencing hospitality and traditional daily life. Donations to community projects can be made at Amanbagh itself, for those who wish to contribute.
• A 60-minute spa treatment for two people, once during the stay;
• A lunch experience (without drinks) on the Chhetri terrace for two.

Suggested optional activities (not included):

• A visit to the ruins of Bhangarh, just 12 km from Amanbagh, combines archaeological value and an atmosphere of mystery. Built in the late 16th century by a Jaipur royal, the ancient city housed bazaars, palaces, gardens, temples, and pools. According to legend, it was abandoned after being cursed by a wizard rejected by the queen. Today, it is considered a National Heritage Site and known for its “haunted” atmosphere. Not very popular with tourists, it is ideal for photography, meditation or yoga practice at dawn or dusk.
• Experience in the village of Gola Ka Bas. It provides direct contact with traditional Rajasthani crafts. Visitors follow the production of typical footwear, observe the precise patterns of the handmade rugs and appreciate the detail of the marble sculptures — an authentic immersion in local art.
• A visit to an ancient Hindu temple, founded in 1058 A.D., reveals an important spiritual and historical center. The highlight is the aarti ritual at dusk, marked by chants, bells, and mantras that create a unique atmosphere of devotion.
• Bike tour through rural villages near Amanbagh, known as “gwaras”. The tour provides an immersion in the village, observing the quiet pace of local life and there is the option of including breakfast at the home of a family in the village. Mountain bikes and helmets are available, and there is an option to do the route with or without a guide.
• Outdoor dining, in an exclusive setting decorated with candles and light fabrics, reflects Amanbagh's refined style. The experience includes butler service, live music, and personalized setting — a private evening recommended for couples or small groups.

DAY 4: RAJASTHAN (AJABGARH) - RAJASTHAN (RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK) Breakfast and check-out.
Transfer to Aman-i-Khás, located near Ranthambore National Park. Accommodation for 3 nights, with full board.

Located at the entrance to Ranthambore National Park, famous for its majestic Bengal tigers, Aman-i-Khás offers a unique luxury tent camping experience. Surrounded by a stunning green and gold landscape, the retreat offers daily morning yoga sessions, gourmet meals, and access to swimming pools. To ensure an unforgettable stay, a private butler is always available to guests.

Accommodation:

• Luxury Tent Outdoor (108 m²): ideal for couples and adventurers, this tent offers a sophisticated glamping experience in the heart of the jungle. It combines camping charm with modern comfort, including a spacious deck for contemplating nature. The tent's elegant design provides an intimate connection to the natural environment, making it ideal for those who wish to explore wildlife in style and comfort.

DAY 5 AND 6: RAJASTHAN (RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK) Free
days for independent activities and activities organized and offered by Aman-i-Khás:

• A jeep safari in Ranthambore National Park, once during the stay.
• A 60-minute spa experience for two people.
  
  

Suggested optional activities (not included):

• Private boat ride of approximately 2 hours on the Chambal River, one of the most preserved in North India and a natural sanctuary for gharial crocodiles, Ganges dolphins, turtles and hundreds of birds. At the end, stop at an exclusive platform where a lunch prepared by the Aman-i-Khás team is served, with a view of the river.
• Horseback safari through the untouched lands of Rajasthan riding a Marwari, a noble breed native to the Marwar region, historically reserved for warriors and royalty. The tour includes different itineraries, with stops at lakes and dams to contemplate the landscape, bringing references from Rajasthan's equestrian tradition.
• Exclusive safari through Ranthambore National Park accompanied by Daulat Singh Shaktawat, an icon of wildlife conservation in India. With nearly 40 years of experience, Daulat Singh is renowned for his knowledge of animal behavior and his heroic actions in the rescue and preservation of tigers and leopards.
• Practical cooking classes taught by the hotel's chefs, involving the choice of local ingredients and learning typical Rajasthani dishes.

DAY 7: RAJASTHAN (RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK) - NEW DELHI
After breakfast and check-out, private transfer to New Delhi airport.