A Jeep safari is the most popular and thrilling way to explore the wild terrain of Ranthambore. The open 6-seater vehicles allow access to narrow forest trails where animal activity is often high. Photographers and nature lovers prefer Jeep safaris for their flexibility and privacy.

Guided by naturalists, these safaris often lead to exciting tiger sightings, especially in Zones 2, 3, and 4. Other animals you may spot include leopards, sloth bears, and various deer species.

For larger groups, the Canter safari is an excellent alternative. These 20-seater vehicles offer broad views and access to the same zones as Jeeps. Though less private, Canters provide a sociable, budget-friendly wildlife experience.

Tiger sightings are the crown jewel of any safari in Ranthambore. With over 70 tigers in the park, chances of spotting one are among the best in India. Zones 2, 3, and 4 are popular for regular tiger movement.

Ranthambore National Park also hosts:

• Sambar deer
• Nilgai (blue bull)
• Langurs
• Jackals
• Over 300 bird species

The park’s landscape is dotted with lakes, banyan trees, and the majestic Ranthambore Fort – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The park is open from October to June. Book Jeep safari or Canter safari tours in advance due to limited seats and high demand. Both morning and afternoon slots are available.

Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, Ranthambore National Park offers thrilling wildlife tours and unforgettable tiger sightings. Book your safari today and immerse yourself in Rajasthan’s wild beauty.

The best time for visiting Ranthambhore depends on the special interest of visitor.

The park is open to tourist from 1st October to 30thJune. The major chunk of tourist visit between November and March because summer is too hot and unbearable.

November till March are the best months for wildlife viewing, particularly for bird watching. lot of migratory birds visit the park during the winter months. During the summer months (April to June), the temperature is about 40 degrees Centigrade during the day and sighting tigers is comapritavely easier than it is in winters. March is best month for wildlife viewing because the temperature is very pleasant

Ranthambhore Fort is part of UNESCO Heritage List. Its strength and inaccessibility was a challenge to ambitious medieval and ancient rulers of Delhi and Agra. The eminent ruler of the fort was King Hameer Rao who ruled around 1296 AD.

Places of Historical interest inside the fort are Toran Dwar, Mahadeo Chhatri, Samanto ki Haveli, 32 Pillared Chhatri, a Mosque.The Trinetra Ganesha Temple - located in Ranthambore fort is the famous and oldest temple of Lord Ganesha. Hindus from around the world come here to worship Lord Ganesh, the God of Education, Wisdom, Good, Fortune and Wealth.

Air: Jaipur- nearest airport (180km from Ranthambore), is well connected with Delhi and Mumbai by regular flights.

Rail:Sawai Madhopur- nearest rail head(10km) lies on the main Delhi- Mumbai train route. It is also connected by rail from Jodhpur & Jaipur

Road: Ranthambore is 180km (– drive time 4hr.) from Jaipur and 450km from Delhi about 6-7 hr. drive time. The roads are good and offer you comfortable hassle free Journey.

Clothing

• Light cotton tops and trousers (long and short-sleeved) in khaki, beige, or white for warm weather.
• Comfortable walking shoes and cotton socks.
• Shower-proof rain jacket or windbreaker.
• Layered warm clothing for winter safaris (e.g., heavy woolens, woolen hat, scarf, gloves).

Accessories

• Sunglasses (polarized if possible).
• Binoculars and Camera (telephoto lens recommended).
• Insect repellent to avoid bites.

Essentials

• Any special medicines you may need