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Ranthambore National Park is one of India's most famous wildlife destinations, known for its royal Bengal tigers, scenic landscapes and rich history.
EXPLORE RANTHAMBORE ›In the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, Ranthambore National Park is an iconic wildlife destination. It is one of the most famous national parks of India, popular for the population of Bengal tigers. The total area of Ranthambore National Park is 1411.28 sq. km., with 1113.36 sq. km of the core area. The national park is spread in the vicinity of the Aravali hills and the Vindhya plateau. Along with the Bengal tigers, Ranthambore is highly enriched with a wide variety of flora, fauna and avifauna species. Apart from the rich wildlife, Ranthambore National Park is one of those unique destinations that blends wildlife and nature with history. The easy accessibility to Ranthambore from Delhi (361 km) and Jaipur (175 km) also makes it a preferred destination among travel enthusiasts and explorers.
Over the years, Ranthambore National Park has gained greater prominence due to its exciting safari activities. The frequent tiger sightings during the jeep and canter safaris further entice tourists. Every year, Ranthambore National Park records footfalls of tourists both across India and other countries as well. The safari activities in Ranthambore take place in morning and evening shifts. The time slots of the safari vehicles are scheduled by the forest department officials, and they remain the same for all. The slots tend to vary slightly with seasonal changes. The Bengal tigers remain the primary attraction in Ranthambore. The sightings are quite frequent and that's what enthrals the safari goers. Ranthambore is a great place for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure lovers. Photographers, too, will find a lot of jaw-dropping moments to capture inside the forest.
Ranthambore is home to legendary tigers that have become part of its history. From Machli — the most photographed tigress, to Sultan — the fearless king of Ranthambore, these stories add magic to your safari.
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Ranthambore Fort, an ancient royal structure in India, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its historical significance. It is located inside Ranthambore's forest.
The highly revered Trinetra Ganesh Temple is located inside the Ranthambore Fort. The temple holds immense religious significance for the nearby villagers. Tigers, too, are often spotted near the temple and the fort premises.
The Bakula region is one of the finest areas for tiger sightings in the Ranthambore forest. It features a beautiful natural setting with dense vegetation and several water bodies.
Kachida Valley lies on the outer edge of the tiger reserve and is well known for its rich wildlife and striking natural scenery. Visitors can access this region only through a Jeep Safari.
Jogi Mahal, along the banks of the well-known Padam Lake, once served as a resting place for the royal family of Jaipur during their hunting visits. This palace is set amidst the Ranthambore forest.
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BOOK CANTER SAFARI| Jaipur | 160 km |
| Delhi | 380 km |
| Agra | 290 km |
| Jodhpur | 520 km |
| Udaipur | 400 km |
| Kota | 110 km |
| Ajmer | 270 km |
The duration of a Jeep safari is about three to three-and-a-half hours. Morning safaris start as early as 6:30 AM and afternoon safaris run until the park gates close.
One day with a morning and an afternoon safari gives a good experience, but two to three days across different zones greatly improves your chances of a tiger sighting.
The summer months from April to June offer the highest tiger-sighting probability as animals gather near water bodies, though October to March is more comfortable weather-wise.
No, Ranthambore does not permit night stays inside the park. You can stay in the many wildlife resorts and hotels located just outside the park in Sawai Madhopur.
Yes, Ranthambore is one of the best places in India to see Royal Bengal Tigers in the wild, with a healthy and growing population spread across its ten safari zones.
Permits can be booked online in advance by selecting your date, zone, safari type and number of persons. Early booking is strongly recommended during peak season and weekends.
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