True to the Aman group’s design language, Aman-i-Khas strips the safari camp back to its essentials: ten spacious tents, pale canvas, and almost nothing else to distract from the surrounding scrub forest. It operates seasonally, opening in the cooler months when Ranthambhore’s wildlife viewing is at its best.
Ten tents built around a central four-poster bed and free-standing copper bathtub, with minimalist interiors that prioritise space and light over ornamentation.
Dining is built around a central mess tent and open fires, with a menu that draws lightly on Rajasthani flavours within Aman’s characteristically pared-back style.
Game drives into Ranthambhore, plus yoga and spa treatments for guests wanting downtime between safaris.
The camp’s naturalists coordinate closely with the park’s zone allocation system to maximise time in whichever area is seeing the most consistent tiger activity during a stay.
Aman-i-Khas’s proximity to the park gates allows for genuinely early starts, useful for reaching productive zones before other vehicles arrive.
As part of the Aman group, the camp supports broader regional conservation partnerships and draws much of its staff from communities around Ranthambhore.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
