Located in Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan Ranthambore Tiger Reserve It is included in the major wildlife areas of the country. Tourists from India and abroad come here to see tigers in their natural habitat. Spread between the Aravalli and Vindhya mountain ranges, this region is known for its forests, lakes, hills and rich wildlife. The name of Ranthambore is associated with the historical Ranthambore Fort located here. According to Rajasthan Tourism, this fort is believed to be of the 10th century and being situated on a hill amidst a forest area, the natural and historical landscape here becomes special.

Ranthambore is famous for tigers

Ranthambore is especially known for the Royal Bengal Tiger. During the jungle safari, apart from the tiger, one can also see leopard, sloth bear, hyena, jackal, nilgai, sambar, chital, langur and many species of birds. According to the Rajasthan Forest Department, the total area of ​​the Tiger Reserve is 1530.23 square kilometers Is. Apart from Sawai Madhopur, this area extends to Karauli, Bundi and Tonk districts.

Jungle Safari tourist attraction

Tourists coming to Ranthambore enjoy the experience of seeing the forest area closely through jungle safari. During safari, tourists try to see wildlife in their natural environment. However, the sighting of wildlife in the forest is not fixed and depends on their natural behavior and the conditions at that time. Ranthambore National Park is generally open for tourism from October to June. Online permit and booking facility for safari is available on the website of Rajasthan Forest Department.

Unique combination of history and forest

The specialty of Ranthambore is not only tigers and forests. The historical fort, ancient temples, lakes and forest areas present here together make it special from the tourism point of view. This is the reason why tourists coming to Ranthambore get the opportunity to see the history and natural beauty of Rajasthan along with the wildlife. Today Ranthambore is an important center of wildlife conservation, tourism and historical heritage of Rajasthan. The presence of tigers here has given this area a special identity among the wildlife lovers of the country and the world.