Ranthambore National Park
Best Time To Visit
March – May
October – February
Reaching Ranthambore National Park
- Flight : New Delhi - Jaipur
- Railway : New Delhi – Sawai Madhopur
About Ranthambore National Park
The Rathambore National Park, which is located at the confluence of the Aravallis and the Vindhya Mountains in eastern Rajasthan and is only 14 kilometres from the town of Sawai Madhopur, is a singular juxtaposition of natural and historical richness. Indala, Doodh-Bhat, and Chiroli are flat-topped hills in the Vindhya Mountains, whereas the Nalghati, Khachida, and Anantpur are vast, flat valleys. The Nalghati, Khachida, and Anantpur are conical hillocks and sharp ridges in the Aravallis.
The “Great Boundary fault,” where the Vindhyas were pitted against the ancient Aravallis, is a significant geological structure that runs through this area. The Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, located in the Indian state of Rajasthan, is made up of various discrete regions with varying conservation histories and is essentially geographically isolated from Ranthambore National Park. These mostly include Sawai Mansingh Sanctuary, Keladevi Sanctuary, and Ranthambore National Park.
Still playing a significant role in the preservation and protection of wildlife is Ranthambore National Park. In fact, some tigers have become so well-known that they have their own TV show and are the subject of countless documentaries. This place has a distinctive landscape. This park is a photographer’s dream thanks to its extensive lakes, deep valleys, and grassy slopes. Tiger sightings at Ranthambore Tiger Reserve have made the park famous. Tigers are now more active during the daytime thanks to tight conservation efforts over the past ten years.
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Popular Fauna at Ranthambore National Park
Royal Bengal Tiger
The Indian nation’s animal represents his magnificence. Many naturalists regard the Royal Bengal Tiger as one of the most formidable apex predators. In the Ranthambore National Park, you can see this large cat in action.
Honey Badger
These omnivorous hungry animals got their name from their love of honey and honeybee larvae. Along with roots, bulbs, berries, and fruits, they also consume insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.
Red Avadavat
Due to their red colouring and white patches, the red avadavat is also known as the strawberry finch (like the seeds on a strawberry). They forage on grass seeds in open spaces, particularly close to water sources, as they move about in small flocks.
Marsh Crocodile
The mugger, also known as the marsh crocodile, is a medium to large-sized crocodile with the widest snout of all existing Crocodylus species. Since most crocodiles have pointier snouts, they resemble alligators more than any other crocodile.
Ranthambore National Park
Facts About Ranthambore:
- Area : 1334 sq. km.
- Coordinates : Latitude: 26° 01’ 02” N, Longitude: 76° 30′ 09”E.
- Weekly Off : None
- Yearly Off : Holi, Diwali
- Functional Days : Open throughout the year
- Rainfall : 800 mm
- Forest Type : Tropical Dry Deciduous Forest
Jeep Safaris in Ranthambore:
Ranthambore National Parkconducts two types of jeep safaris. A full day safari and a half day safari.
Half day jeep safari
In Kanha, a half-day jeep tiger safari can be further divided into an early-morning tiger safari and a late-night tiger safari. Depending on when the sun rises, morning tiger safaris begin about 6:00 am and last for 4.5 to 5 hours. The visitor returns to the lodge or resort following the morning tiger safari. You can get ready, eat a brief lunch, and then relax a little before returning to the jungle for your nighttime tiger safari in Ranthambore. Depending on when the sun sets, the duration of the nighttime tiger safari is between three and five hours. You return to the lodge for dinner after your evening tiger safari and spend the rest of the evening at your leisure.
Full day jeep safari
During a full day tiger safari in Ranthambore, your jeep or vehicle enters the park 15–20 minutes before every other tiger safari vehicle. You spend the entire day in the national park, including lunch outside in the untamed forest. After the twilight tiger safari, 15 minutes have passed before you return to the park. The best times to go on this kind of tiger safari are in the lovely months of October and November or even at the tail end of February and March. Professional photographers who are tracking a certain species or documentarians who want to capture a specific family in the national park frequently go on a full-day tiger safari.
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