RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK
Experience a luxury safari in Ranthambore where tigers reign amid ancient fortresses
ABOUT RANTHAMBORE
Ranthambore is where wilderness and history collide in the most dramatic way. Once the royal hunting grounds of Jaipur’s Maharajas, it is now one of India’s most important conservation landscapes and among the original reserves under Project Tiger.
Set at the meeting point of the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges, the park unfolds across rugged forests, ancient lakes, and the towering 10th-century Ranthambore Fort a UNESCO World Heritage Site that watches over it all. This is prime tiger country, offering some of the best chances in India to see and photograph the Royal Bengal tiger, often framed against striking ruins and wild terrain.
THINGS TO KNOW
Ranthambore is where wilderness and history collide in the most dramatic way. Once the royal hunting grounds of Jaipur’s Maharajas, it is now one of India’s most important conservation landscapes and among the original reserves under Project Tiger.
RANTHAMBORE
By Air - The closest airport is Jaipur International Airport, located about 180 km from Ranthambore, with good connectivity to major cities.
By Train - Sawai Madhopur Railway Station is the nearest railhead and is well linked to key cities across India.
By Road - Ranthambore is easily accessible by road. Approximate driving times.
Delhi – 6 hours
Udaipur – 7 hours
Ajmer – 5 hours
How to reach
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For tiger sightings - March to June
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For landscape and bird photography: Winter months (November to March)
Best Zones of the Park- The park is divided into 10 major zones. Core Zone- 1-5, Buffer zones- 6-10. One can do regular safaris which are zone restricted. Premium safaris can also be organized which gives you zone free access.
Best Time To Visit
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