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Ranthambore National Park

Aman-i-Khas

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About Aman-i-Khas

In its leafy world of tigers, this intimate tented camp does safari in style.
Once a royal hunting ground, Ranthambore National Park is now dedicated to protecting its streaked orange powerhouses. Aman-i-Kas' staff and guides are all well-versed in Rajasthani history and the myriad wildlife that roam through the park - every day brings fresh inspiration for stories around the fire-pit. Amongst the fruit trees of Rajasthan's real life jungle, Aman-i-Khas is an elegant tented camp that has all the trappings of a lodge. You'll enjoy the utmost comfort in one of the 10 luxury tents and even the afternoon G&Ts are served in style as you recline on cushioned stone bankettes.
From $960 per person/per night
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10 Rooms
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The property

With a bubbling fountain at its centre, the serene (heated) spa tent has two double rooms where you can enjoy treatments drawing on Ayurveda - India's ancient healing system. Encircled by trees, the secluded swimming pool has an apt stepwell-inspired design and cushy loungers. The main lounge is decked out in honey-toned chairs surrounded by walls of books and lovely jewellery and crafts. Made with hand-picked ingredients, much-loved family recipes are served alongside international dishes under a tiered dining tent or beneath a canopy of stars.

The rooms

The 10 air-conditioned tents are decked out with king size or twin beds, teak writing desks and an incognito (and well-stocked) cooler designed to look like an old-school chest. Relax on the daybed with pristine, white cushions or enjoy tea served by your butler on the patio - perfect for watching the birdlife. Separated by cotton drapes, the bathroom has a rain shower and deep dish tub in signature marble, where you can enjoy a post-safari herbal bath.

Activities

Let's begin with the more unexpected option of a tour to one of the park's historic forts, which offers sensational views and can be enjoyed with a personalised picnic. The park's namesake, Ranthambore Fort is one of the oldest in India and home to a plethora of temples. As the lush stomping ground of India's Royal Bengals, your stay has to include a tiger-spotting safari. With an experienced guide by your side, trundle through the undergrowth in search of that flash of orange, enjoy birdwatching by the river or head out on a camel safari through the surrounding villages.

What you'll love

What you'll love

On your way back from a morning drive, be sure to indulge in a farm breakfast - especially during the guava harvest season. Dining in the sun-soaked orchard as parrots flutter overhead is heavenly.
Insiders tip

Insiders Tip

While you're out in the jungle, keep a lookout for tiger cubs who make up a large part of the population, especially the youngsters belonging to Arrowhead - a favourite tigress.
Something to think about

Something to think about

Along linear pathways lined by trees, Tent 1 is the furthest away from the centre of the Aman-i-Khas for the ultimate privacy.

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Ranthambore National Park

Come eye-to-golden-flecked-eye with a tiger (hopefully) in this famous, animal-filled national park.