Safari sur la rivière Chambal

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1. Vous devrez organiser un taxi pour cette visite et je vous accompagnerai. Il se trouve à 130 km aller-retour d’Agra. Le nombre minimum de réservations pour la visite est de 2. Si vous n'êtes qu'un seul voyageur, veuillez acheter deux billets. La plupart des voyageurs visitant Agra se rendent au Taj Mahal et reviennent sans savoir qu'il y a bien plus à faire dans et autour de cette ville que cela. Lors de votre prochain voyage à Agra, envisagez de participer à un safari fluvial agréé et géré par le gouvernement de l'État sur la rivière Chambal. Le Chambal River Safari n'est pas un safari ordinaire, vous partez en safari (bateaux à moteur avec gilets de sauvetage) sur une rivière qui était autrefois les badlands pleines de bandits. Les bandits ont disparu depuis longtemps, laissant derrière eux un écosystème fluvial vierge, sauvage et « vivant ». Pendant le safari, vous pourrez voir des gavials (en danger critique d'extinction), des crocodiles des marais indiens, 7 espèces de tortues, des oiseaux rares et migrateurs, des hyènes, des chacals, des chats de la jungle et le dauphin de l'Indian River (si vous êtes vraiment chanceux).

   2 h

Annulation

Annulation gratuite jusqu’à 24 heures avant le début de l’expérience, avec remboursement intégral.

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Les notes proviennent de 81 avis recueillis par notre partenaire de réservation. Ce sont les mots des voyageurs, dans l’ordre où ils ont été écrits — jamais réorganisés pour flatter l’expérience.

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• 5Incredible safari experience with an exceptional guide

  Safari on the Chambal River with Kunal was a highlight of my trip to India. Before the trip, we were going back and forth about booking it as it's an off-the-beaten-track, niche experience and we weren't sure what to expect. But we were convinced by all the amazing reviews. And it didn't disappoint! Kunal is an exceptional guide. On the way to the river, he explained the history of the region and facts about the species we might see. It was all really interesting and added to the understanding of the Sanctuary and its wildlife. On the river, it was such a serene, fun time. We saw some critically endangered Gharials, Marsh Crocodiles, different types of turtles, Monitor Lizards, and a huge variety of birds including kingfishers, herons, and ibises. Kunal is absolutely amazing at spotting animals from far away, and they do camouflage a lot! Kunal brought a camera and took photos throughout, so I was able to just relax and observe the animals. His photos are so much better than anything I could have taken with my iPhone, so I got a beautiful souvenir from the trip too! The experience is an absolute hidden gem.🐊

  Companion10415819466mars 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Recommending Kunal for your river and tiger safaris!

  Hi all, in February we did some great tours organised by Kunal. He arranged a Chambal river safari for friends (combined with a visit to Agra/Taj Mahal) and also a visit to Corbett National Park for all of us. For both, we were actually pretty last minute, but he still managed to get us god safari zones, a private jeep (in Cornett), and some really top notch naturalists to guide us. I found having a good guide is really important to see more species, as sone are right next to you but without trained eyes they can be hard to spot! And of course a good guide and driver are helpful to increase the chance of seeing a tiger in Jim Corbett. Kunal has a handy newsletter you can follow to see what cool safaris are out there and get reminders when it is time to book, as good zones and private jeeps can fill up pretty quickly.

  Anna100103mars 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5The Chambal River - one of India’s most unique and memorable wildlife experiences

  We’ve just returned from a truly magical day on the Chambal River with Kunal, and cannot recommend his river safari highly enough. Exploring the once-legendary badlands of the Chambal is a completely unique experience — in fact, in the 25 years I’ve lived in India, I have never been anywhere quite like it. The Chambal’s former reputation as a bandit stronghold kept tourism at bay for decades. Ironically, this isolation helped preserve one of India’s most remarkable and unspoilt wildlife habitats. Today, the river teems with life: we saw the extraordinary and endangered gharial, basking marsh crocodiles, multiple species of turtle, and an abundance of birds. The landscape itself is breathtaking and almost timeless — the river winds gently through dramatic sandy ravines and wide open skies. Kunal is an exceptional guide and a delight to spend the day with. He shares his immense knowledge of the river and its ecosystem with genuine warmth and enthusiasm - his passion is truly a joy to behold and experience. His team and river crew are equally friendly, professional, and knowledgeable, ensuring the whole experience feels relaxed, safe and well organised from start to finish. If you’re visiting Agra or anywhere in the surrounding region, this river safari is an absolute must-do. It offers a rare chance to experience a quieter, wilder, and profoundly beautiful side of India.

  E3826DHvictoriacfévrier 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Must do for wildlife enthusiasts going anywhere near Agra

  When I decided to include gharials in my trip to India, internet research kept sending me to Kunal Jain. The internet was right. The trip was fantastic. Gharials and mugger crocodiles are virtually guaranteed and we saw plenty of both. There were also multiple types of turtles and loads of birds including a few Indian skimmers. We also lucked out and saw a jackal, a mongoose and a fox on the banks. Kunal is great to work with. He's extremely responsive to questions and handled my several annoying itinerary changes seamlessly. On the boat, he has a great eye and knows every species you will possibly see. For people into photography, he makes sure to have the driver get in the perfect position. It's also worth noting that the price is for the boat and the boat holds up to 5 people. I was a solo traveler who agreed to take the whole boat but when two other people reached out to Kunal about the same day, he asked if it would be okay and lowered my price accordingly. All this is to say, don't go to Agra for just a day trip from Delhi. Go for two days and add this trip to the Chunbal and a visit to Fatehpur Sikri.

  CB14Ofévrier 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Great nature day

  We found this place by chance and word of mouth..we hadn't booked and after a conversation from out driver to the boatman, we went on a 2 hour boat trip up the Chambal. We saw Crocs, Gators a vast array of birds. On our return we were met by an official government ranger. We had to show ID, he was very nice and bought us Chai, and spicy snacks from a local vendor. We travelled through a nice market village, don't think they'd seen a white person for. long time. great experience

  sarahpedder88février 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Wonderful and an amazing safari on the Chambal river

  We tóok the chambal river safari trip today organised by Mr Sudhir Sharma of Cultural safari tours.We were picked up in time and dropped back to our hotel by Mr Somveer. Our guide for the trip was Mr Tomar and what an excellent experience it was! Two hours on the pristine Chambal river was an experience in itself. We saw many ghariyals , turtles and marsh crocodiles lazing on the rocks& riverbank in the sun.Mr Tomar also identified various birds for us and helped us take numerous pictures.Icing on cake was seeing the male gharial and skimmer bird skimming the river surface. Amazing experience to see crocodiles and various birds co-existing.Thankyou Mr Sudhir for organising a wonderful day trip to chambal river safari for us.

  ParulK144février 2026via Tripadvisor

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How it compares in Agra

• Its from-price is 15% above the median of the 125 excursions d'une journée we list in Agra.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 5 of 125.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Agra

Agra, sur la rivière Yamuna dans le nord de l'Inde, abrite le Taj Mahal, le monumental fort d'Agra et la cité fantôme moghole de Fatehpur Sikri.

Le Taj Mahal, construit par l'empereur moghol Shah Jahan comme mausolée pour son épouse Mumtaz Mahal, est l'un des édifices les plus admirés au monde, son marbre blanc changeant de couleur de l'aube au crépuscule. Ses jardins, ses bassins réfléchissants et ses incrustations de pierre sont les plus beaux tôt le matin, et les jardins de Mehtab Bagh, de l'autre côté de la rivière, offrent une vue paisible au coucher du soleil.

Top-ranked sights in Agra: Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Tomb of I'timad-ud-Daulah.

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