The Jungle Safari in the Ranthambore National Park is the most famous all around the globe. It is located in the Sawai Madhopur district, in the Eastern region of Rajasthan (approximately 130 km from Jaipur). One can get the best wildlife safari experience with exclusive tiger sighting. It is present in the perfect location at the confluence of the Aravalis and Vindhyan hill ranges, the 282-sq-km Ranthambore National Park which is a part of the 1334-sq-km Ranthambore Tiger Reserve also has innumerable flora and fauna. It is home to more than 83 species of mammals, 12 reptiles, and also for 600 species of birds and plants.
Ranthambore National Park
Ranthambore was once the most famous hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur. But, now Ranthambore National Park attracts wildlife enthusiasts, curious photographers, and many tourists from across the world. This is one of a kind place in India that offers an excellent and fancy watching of the Royal Bengal Tiger sighting who will be in its natural habitat. It is quite difficult to get even a glimpse of a tiger it completely depends on sheer luck. By, planning thoroughly can give the possibilities of this elusive predator in the dense woods of Ranthambore.
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It is highly recommended to consider two or three jungle safaris in the various tourism zones. One can at least take two safaris in two different shifts in the same zone in which the Royal Bengal Tiger sighting is mostly reported and then can consider for one or two safaris in the different zones. With proper planning, one can easily enhance their chances of sighting the National Animal of India in its natural habitat. One can also watch other rare wild animals like Leopards, Sloth Bears, Crocodiles, and many more.
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There are several zones in the park that are quite famous to attract other inhabitants that also include Panthers. Panthers usually prefer to stay on the outskirts of the park. One can find get to see them at the Kachida Valley. And, at the Lakarda Anantpura zone, which is located in the north-western and northern regions of the park one can watch Sloth Bears. One can get a quick glance at the Sambhar Deer if they go towards Rajbagh Talao. The lakes are also home to a large number of Marsh Crocodiles. The sighting of these dangerous crocodiles that rest on the bank of the lakes is something that amazes every tourist.
During winters one can witness huge flocks of exotic migratory birds that head towards Ranthambore in search of a sustainable habitat. Just spend time at the Malik Talao, Padam Talao, Rajbagh Talao, and Jhalra area. The Ranthambore Fort is a must-visit place too. One can get a dekko at these beautiful birds and listening to their melodious chirping in the tranquillity of the jungle given a memorable experience. One can get a quick look at numerous species of birds that include woodpeckers, Kingfishers, Indian Gray Hornbills Parakeets, Asian Palm Swift, Cuckoos Owl, Nightjars, Snipes, Sandpipers, Gulls, Terns, Crakes Great Crested Grebe, Darters, Cormorants, Herons, Egrets, Bitterns, and many more.
Ranthambore National Park is also home to the oldest Banyan trees? Watching the huge splendid Banyan trees and serene lakes gives a sense of everlasting peace. Several other trees can be found like Imli, Babul, Khajur, Babul Neem, Kakera, Jamun, Khejda, Kakera, Khair, Karel, Mohua, and Kadam, and many others.
The Ranthambore Jungle Safari is definitely an adventurous, effortless charm that bestows quite an enriching experience, especially for wildlife enthusiasts. This great haven attracts an impressive number of tourists every year.
When to Visit?
During the Months from November to April
How to Visit?
Nearest Airport – Jaipur
Nearest Railway Station – Sawai Madhopur Junction
Must Carry
Muffler, Jacket, Shoes if visiting during winters.
Camera, Binoculars, and Identity Proof.
