How do I get to Aman-i-Khas from Delhi?

From Delhi, guests travel four to six hours by train with Aman butler service to Sawai Madhopur, followed by a twenty-minute drive to the camp. Alternatively, a one-hour flight connects Delhi to Jaipur, followed by a three-hour drive.

How many tents does Aman-i-Khas have?

The camp has fourteen Mughal-inspired tents, set on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park.

What wildlife can be seen on safari?

Safaris into Ranthambore National Park depart twice daily, led by an expert wildlife guide, in search of the Bengal tiger and other wildlife.

Do international visitors need a visa for India?

Yes. All foreign nationals travelling to India are required to have an e-Visa. Aman recommends checking the official government website for current entry requirements.

Camp · Ranthambore, India

Aman-i-Khas

Fourteen Mughal-inspired tents sit on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, with twice-daily safaris in search of the Bengal tiger built into the stay.

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Overview

Aman-i-Khas sits on the threshold of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India, home to the Bengal tiger. The camp comprises fourteen Mughal-inspired tents, described as expansive, spread across a ruggedly beautiful landscape on the park's outskirts. Twice-daily safaris, led by wildlife guides, head into the reserve in search of tigers and other wildlife.

Back at camp, days are built around a smaller set of rituals: spa treatments that draw on Ayurveda, India's 5,000-year-old system of preventative medicine, a swimming pool, and dining centred on Indian cuisine. The property opened in 2003, one of two Aman properties in Rajasthan alongside Amanbagh.

Reaching the camp takes some planning. From Delhi, guests travel four to six hours by train to Sawai Madhopur, with Aman butler service en route, followed by a twenty-minute drive. Alternatively, a one-hour flight connects Delhi to Jaipur, followed by a three-hour drive. Jaipur International Airport is itself a three-hour drive from the camp; Delhi's airport is roughly four and a half hours away.

Rooms: 14
Minimum stay: 1 night
Check in: 15:00
Check out: 12:00

Why we like it

Fourteen Mughal-inspired tents on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park
Safari trips into the park depart twice daily in search of the Bengal tiger
Spa treatments are built around Ayurveda, India's 5,000-year-old system of preventative medicine
Opened in 2003, one of two Aman properties in Rajasthan
Train travel from Delhi includes Aman butler service to Sawai Madhopur

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Rooms & suites

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Mughal-inspired tents
Fourteen expansive tents on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park, finished with Mughal-inspired styling and set against a ruggedly beautiful landscape.
Up to 2 guests
Ranthambore landscape view

Amenities

Spa
Swimming pool
Daily safaris
Ayurveda treatments

Reserving through us

Included when your travel advisor confirms this stay

Daily breakfast for two
Room upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
Property credit or equivalent where the house offers one
Early check in and late check out on request
Welcome amenity and your travel agent known to the general manager

Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.

Location

Ranthambore, India

Palace hotels that are still palaces, the Taj Mahal at dawn and the desert by camel and jeep.

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Questions

How do I get to Aman-i-Khas from Delhi?: From Delhi, guests travel four to six hours by train with Aman butler service to Sawai Madhopur, followed by a twenty-minute drive to the camp. Alternatively, a one-hour flight connects Delhi to Jaipur, followed by a three-hour drive.
How many tents does Aman-i-Khas have?: The camp has fourteen Mughal-inspired tents, set on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park.
What wildlife can be seen on safari?: Safaris into Ranthambore National Park depart twice daily, led by an expert wildlife guide, in search of the Bengal tiger and other wildlife.
Do international visitors need a visa for India?: Yes. All foreign nationals travelling to India are required to have an e-Visa. Aman recommends checking the official government website for current entry requirements.
What wellness facilities are available at the camp?: Spa treatments at Aman-i-Khas draw on Ayurveda, India's 5,000-year-old system of preventative medicine, alongside a swimming pool back at camp.

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