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Best for
Wildlife Enthusiasts, Weekend Travelers
Duration
3 Nights / 4 Days
Season
October–February
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Wildlife, Nature










3 Nights / 4 Days, 3 cities, From ₹26,600
per person, twin sharing
A Tibro Journey
Three nights with the saltwater crocodiles of Bhitarkanika and the temple sandstone of Bhubaneswar. A short trip that gets you out of the city and back before the week resumes.
Odisha Weekend Getaway (3 Nights). Off Season is a wildlife journey through Bhubaneswar, Bhitarkanika, Cuttack. 3 nights / 4 days that moves through Bhubaneswar, Bhitarkanika, Cuttack with private transport, hand-selected hotels, and a dedicated Tibro travel designer at every step.
Signature Moments

No. 01
The grandest temple in Bhubaneswar, a living 11th-century monument.

No. 02
Saltwater crocodile country. Boat safari through the mangroves.

No. 03
Bhubaneswar, Puri, and Konark. Odisha's historic core.

No. 01
The grandest temple in Bhubaneswar, a living 11th-century monument.

No. 02
Saltwater crocodile country. Boat safari through the mangroves.

No. 03
Bhubaneswar, Puri, and Konark. Odisha's historic core.
Day by Day

Day 1
+--------------------------------------------------------+--+ +--------------------------------------------------------+--+ COST PER PERSON Child Policy, Child below 5 Yrs. Of age without bed will be complimentary., Individual with an extra bed (irrespective of Age) will be charged.
Where You'll Stay

Bhubaneshwar
or The Saaj

Bhitarkanika
or Nac Dr), Bhitarkanikaa Ranyaniwas

Bhubaneshwar
or The Saaj

Bhitarkanika
or Nac Dr), Bhitarkanikaa Ranyaniwas
Honestly
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
India is not one country, climate-wise
Rajasthan in February reads dry-cold; Kerala in February reads humid-warm; Sikkim in February might be under snow. Pack for the specific itinerary, not 'India in general'. Tibro's per-state tours are tuned to one climate at a time. Don't try to chain three of them back-to-back.
Tipping is structured, not arbitrary
Driver tips at ₹500-1000 per day, guide tips at ₹500-1000 per half-day, hotel housekeeping ₹100 per day, restaurant 10% on top of any service charge already listed. Hand the driver/guide an envelope on the last day rather than tipping daily. It is more dignified for them.
Tap water and ice are a real consideration
Every Tibro-tier hotel provides sealed bottled water in the room daily. Use it for brushing your teeth too. At restaurants, ask for "sealed bottled water" specifically. Some places will pour from a filtered jug, which is fine in some kitchens and not in others. Ice is the hidden trap; ask for "no ice" with cold drinks unless the hotel makes its own.
India is not one country, climate-wise
Rajasthan in February reads dry-cold; Kerala in February reads humid-warm; Sikkim in February might be under snow. Pack for the specific itinerary, not 'India in general'. Tibro's per-state tours are tuned to one climate at a time. Don't try to chain three of them back-to-back.
Tipping is structured, not arbitrary
Driver tips at ₹500-1000 per day, guide tips at ₹500-1000 per half-day, hotel housekeeping ₹100 per day, restaurant 10% on top of any service charge already listed. Hand the driver/guide an envelope on the last day rather than tipping daily. It is more dignified for them.
Tap water and ice are a real consideration
Every Tibro-tier hotel provides sealed bottled water in the room daily. Use it for brushing your teeth too. At restaurants, ask for "sealed bottled water" specifically. Some places will pour from a filtered jug, which is fine in some kitchens and not in others. Ice is the hidden trap; ask for "no ice" with cold drinks unless the hotel makes its own.
The Details
Included
Not Included
Plan Your Timing
India has three windows for travel. October–March is the cool/dry season. The headline window, when most of the subcontinent is at its most welcoming. April–June is hot and increasingly dangerous in the north plains. July–September is the southwest monsoon. Beautiful for Kerala Ayurveda lovers, hard for sightseeing. This Kerala tour sits squarely in the post-monsoon clear window.
Kerala has two monsoons (southwest Jun–Aug heavy; northeast Oct–Nov a brief secondary). The Winters 25-26 departure window avoids both. Ayurveda treatments traditionally peak with the monsoon, but the tour itinerary itself works best in dry season.
Your Memoir
Vol. 14, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.

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