1. Ranthambore Fort
A UNESCO World Heritage Site on a hill within a safari zone. Dating to the 10th century, it offers sweeping forest views and frequent wildlife sightings including tigers and leopards.
This is not an official website of Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. This is a registered private travel agency which organizes hotel, safari and tour package bookings in Ranthambore National Park.
Ranthambore offers forts, ancient temples, scenic lakes and ruins — many accessible during safari routes or as half-day excursions from Sawai Madhopur.
Rajasthan is known for forts and deserts, but Ranthambore adds a unique wildlife dimension. Apart from thrilling safaris, visitors can explore ponds, temples, forts, museums and ancient ruins on a trip to the national park.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site on a hill within a safari zone. Dating to the 10th century, it offers sweeping forest views and frequent wildlife sightings including tigers and leopards.
Known for panthers, sloth bears and striking rocky terrain on the park's outer edge — accessible via jeep safari only.
The largest lake in the park, named for its water lilies. Tigers and birds gather here, especially in summer. Jogi Mahal sits on its banks.
A modest lake favoured by kingfishers, herons, egrets, marsh crocodiles, deer and wild boar.
Inside Ranthambore Fort — one of the earliest shrines to Lord Ganesh with three eyes, revered as Pratham Ganesha with his full family.
Historic palace remains between Raj Bagh Talao and wooded areas — tigers often rest in the shaded structures.
A calm lake near the ruins, drawing tigers, leopards and diverse birdlife — ideal for wildlife photography.
A royal hunting lodge near Padam Talao, featuring one of India's largest banyan trees and an historic step-well (baoli).
A non-profit artisan centre supporting local women through embroidery, block printing and handcrafted textiles.
About 9 km from Sawai Madhopur — exhibits flora, fauna and life-sized wildlife replicas promoting conservation awareness.
An institution dedicated to wildlife conservation awareness. Local artists create beautiful paintings and artworks of tigers and other wildlife — displayed and sold to support the cause. Visitors can witness artists at work and purchase pieces while contributing to conservation efforts.