Last updated: October 2026 · Method: built from published site information and recurring traveller reports; figures approximate, verify on site.
Three days let you stretch the two-day plan into something more relaxed.
- Day 1: arrive and take the evening safari, per the shift guide.
- Day 2 is the double-safari day, built on the multi-safari case.
- Day 3: the fort and the excursion radius.
The approach of the third day is that it removes the compromises a two-day trip forces. Two safaris in one day are tiring, so the three-day version splits them: a fresh morning shift and a relaxed afternoon instead of a compressed double. The fort gets its own half-day rather than a rushed hour between gates, and the town, craft markets and lake surroundings stop being things you see from a vehicle.
Structure it as arrival evening safari, full next day with a morning shift and a slow afternoon, then the final morning in the park with the fort or an excursion after checkout. Book all permits together when the window opens, since three shifts for one visitor must draw from the same quota as everyone else’s. Keep one buffer: if a shift disappoints, the spare half-day is where the extra safari goes without breaking the trip.