Situated in a wooden valley, Sariska National Park is surrounded by barren mountains and is one of the major wildlife haunts that feature in every tourist's wildlife itinerary.The Sariska Tiger Reserve is steeped in history. The Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, is said to have imprisoned his elder brother, Dara Shikoh, in the striking hilltop fort of Kankwadi. The ruins of a myriad Hindu and Jain temples built between the 8th and the 12th centuries are a testimony to the great architecture of the past. Pandupole, in the park's southeast, is associated with the Pandavas of the Hindu epic, the Mahabharata. The popular temple of the god Hanuman is a favoured spot with monkeys.

The palace built by the late Maharaja Jai Singh of Alwar between 1892 and 1902 is now largely converted into a luxury hotel. A keen shikari, the maharaja ensured the protection of his private hunting reserve with watch-towers to monitor the wildlife and waterholes to improve the habitat. A wildlife sanctuary was declared here in 1955 and a 273.80-sq kin area was upgraded to a national park in 1992. The north-west limit of the tiger's distribution, Sariska was included in Project Tiger in 1978-79. Sariska, which lies in the Aravali Range of arid north-east Rajasthan, has steep hills, low slopes and dry but dense forest covering its rugged landscape. In the dry months of summer and winter the forest looks brown and parched but is splashed with the vivid orange-red blooms of the flame of the forest tree in March-April. Troops of langurs relish their fleshy petals and birds feast on the nourishing nectar.

The forest intermingles with stretches of grassland where herbivores such as the Sambar (the largest Indian deer), the Spotted Deer or Chital, the Wild Boar and the Common Langur can be seen, usually with bands of peafowl. Nilgai (Blue Bull) and Chowsingha (Four-horned Antelope) are also common grazers, distinct from true antelopes in the structure of their horns, which are keeled in front and unringed. They are native only to India. Mistakenly classified with the cow family, the Blue Bull has largely escaped persecution. Rather like a horse in appearance, the male is much darker than the female.

The numerous waterholes get many animal visitors, especially in summer. Observation hides at Kalighati and Slopka, waterholes in the heart of the park, can be highly rewarding as there is movement all day long, the slightest sign of a predatory tiger or leopard setting off a flurry of activity. The tiger here is more crepuscular and nocturnal than in Ranthambore, 200 km to the south.
While Sariska and its wildlife have survived waves of ancient Invasions, increasing human Population and demands are now their greatest challenge.

Day 01 : Arrive Delhi                                                                                           Book this Tour
Meet and greet on arrival and transfer to a Resort for overnight stay.

Day 02 : Arrive Sariska
Early morning, Yoga exercise as per the instruction of Yoga Teacher.
Breakfast in the Resort.
After breakfast drive to Sariska .
Lunch at Sariska.
After Lunch Jeep Safari trip to Jungle to view Wild Life.
Eevening Dinner with Cultural programme.
Overnight at the Palace.

Day 03 : Sariska - Jaipur
Early morning, Yoga exercise as per the instructions of Yoga Teacher.
Bredakfast at the Hotel.
\After breakfast, drive to Jaipur.
On arrival lunch at the Hotel.
After Lunch drive to village for Camel Safari.
Evening, Dinner a the Hotel.

Day 04 : Jaipur
Early morning one hour Yoga classes.
Breakfast in the Hotel.
Morning at leisure.
Afternoon, city sightseeing tour visiting City Palace, Observatory, Hawa Mahal , therefater shoping for
Jewellery and Textile.
Eevening dinner at poolside
Overnight at the Hotel.

Day 05 : Jaipur - Agra
Early morning Yoga classes.
After breakfast, excursion to Amber Fort - atop a gailey decorated Elephant.
After lunch , depart for Agra [about6 hrs] enroute visiting Fatehpur Sikri.
On arrival transfer to Hotel for overnight stay.

Day 06 : Agra - Delhi
Early morning, Yoga classes thereafter leave to visit the world famous TAJMAHAL at sunrise.
Return to Hotel for breakfast.
After Breakfast, visit RED FORT.
After lunch drive to Delhi
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 07 : Leave Delhi                                                                                           Book this Tour
Breakfast at the Hotel.
Early afternoon , city sightseeing tour of Old and New Delhi.
Evening Bar-Be-Que Gala Dinner .
Later transfer to Airport to connect flight for onward destination