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Experience the thrill of a tiger safari in the breathtaking landscapes of Ranthambhore National Park, India! Book in advance with us for an unforgettable Ranthambhore safari adventure by jeep or canter, and explore the rich wildlife of this renowned sanctuary. We offer a range of accommodations to suit your budget, ensuring you have a comfortable stay tailored to your preferences. Enjoy the captivating wildlife, serene surroundings, and top-notch comforts during your Ranthambhore experience. Get ready for an incredible journey into the heart of India’s wilderness—where unforgettable encounters with nature await!

Safari Rate Structure (Per Seat / Sharing Basis)

Booking Requirements

• We require the name and Passport number of each visitor (Foreign/Indian) to book the Safari.
• For Indian Nationals, the name and ID details of everyone traveling is essential at the time of the Safari booking.
• Other details required at the time of booking are the date, time and kind of safari.
• To confirm the Safari, the visitors must make an advance payment, which is non-refundable and non-adjustable.
• It is difficult to get Jeeps at Ranthambhore, as Limited Jeeps & Canters  are allowed to go inside the park during any given safari,
• only 6 guests per Jeep – the rest of the guests need to visit the Ranthambore Park by the Canters.
• The entire safari is subject to availability and is on first come first serve basis.
• The Forest Department charges the full advance payment for the Safari Jeeps, Park entry fee, pax entry fee, and naturalist Services.
• Vehicles are released by the Forest Department only after full advance payment is received.
• No refund/cancellation or transferring is permitted after reservation is confirmed.
• Subsequent changes in entrance fees or government taxes will be extra and will have to be borne by the Guest or Travel Agent.
• Any changes in policies by the Ranthambhore Park authorities will be intimated to visitors and will be applicable for all future bookings.

Important Booking Information

• Safari permits are issued strictly on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability.
• Safari booking should be made up to 90 days in advance.

Booking Terms & Conditions

• The Government of Rajasthan reserves the right of admission within the park.
• The park may be closed without prior notice to visitors.
• Once the booking is confirmed, no refund/cancellation is permissible.
• Seats reserved cannot be exchanged with or resold to other visitors
• Providing ID proof is essential to enter the Park.
• At the time of entry, visitors are liable to pay any difference in costs of ticket and/or accessories than at the time of booking.
• Reporting for boarding the canter/gypsy at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time at the designated place is expected from each visitor.

Rules for Photography Equipment –

• There is no charge for still cameras.
• PCam, DCAm and VCam charges are to be paid as per current rules laid down by Tourism/Forest Department policies.

Ranthambore National Park is renowned globally for its tiger population and frequent sightings. It is the best place to see the Bengal Tiger. It has a Fort and many lakes in the park. Supported by varied series of flora and fauna which makes it a wonderful destination to visit. Ranthambore is prime example of project tiger’s conservation efforts.

Important Note: “This is a private tour with a fully customizable itinerary. Contact us for a tailored quote designed to meet your unique preferences and interests.”

Met upon arrival at nearest railway station or airport and transfer to Ranthambore National park. Upon arrival check in at you lodge.

Day 1: Arrive In Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore National Park is known for its tigers and is one of the best places in India to see these majestic predators in the jungle. Tigers can be easily spotted even during the day time. A good time to visit Ranthambore National Park is in November till May when the nature of the dry deciduous forests makes sightings common. Its deciduous forests were once a part of the magnificent jungles of Central India.

Well known for the diurnal activity of tigers, Ranthambore is a very special and unusual area where a natural present meets a historical past. Sambar, cheetal, chinkara, nilgai langoors. Tiger and Elusive leopard are found in this reserve with tourists standing a very good chance of seeing them in broad daylight.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive. (Optional)

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge: (Meals: Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2: Ranthambore National Park

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive

Return for breakfast at the hotel. Spend the day at leisure enjoying the facilities of the lodge. After Lunch get ready for another thrilling game drive.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive.

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Day 3: Depart Ranthambhore

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive (Optional)

Return for breakfast at the lodge. Thereafter check out from lodge and depart for your onward destination.

Meals: Breakfast

End of Safari

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Important Notes

• Park fees may change without prior notice. This is beyond our control and any increase levied will be passed onto you.
• There are limited safari vehicles allowed to enter in the national parks and are most difficult to book at a short notice. Please book your tour much in advance
• The published price is not applicable during the Christmas and New Year period.
• Check-in and check-out time at all hotels is 12 noon unless otherwise specified

Ranthambore National Park is renowned globally for its tiger population and frequent sightings. It is the best place to see the Bengal Tiger. It has a Fort and many lakes in the park. Supported by varied series of flora and fauna which makes it a wonderful destination to visit. Ranthambore is prime example of project tiger’s conservation efforts.

Important Note: This is a private tour with a fully customizable itinerary. Contact us for a tailored quote designed to meet your unique preferences and interests.”

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive In Ranthambore National Park

Met upon arrival at nearest railway station or airport and transfer to Ranthambore National park. Upon arrival check in at you lodge.

Ranthambore National Park is known for its tigers and is one of the best places in India to see these majestic predators in the jungle. Tigers can be easily spotted even during the day time. A good time to visit Ranthambore National Park is in November till May when the nature of the dry deciduous forests makes sightings common. Its deciduous forests were once a part of the magnificent jungles of Central India.

Well known for the diurnal activity of tigers, Ranthambore is a very special and unusual area where a natural present meets a historical past. Sambar, cheetal, chinkara, nilgai langoors. Tiger and Elusive leopard are found in this reserve with tourists standing a very good chance of seeing them in broad daylight.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive.

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge: (Meals: Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2: Ranthambore National Park

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive

Return for breakfast at the hotel. Spend the day at leisure enjoying the facilities of the lodge. After Lunch get ready for another thrilling game drive.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive.

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Day 3:Ranthambore National Park

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive

Return for breakfast at the hotel. Spend the day at leisure enjoying the facilities of the lodge. After Lunch get ready for another thrilling game drive.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive.

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Day 4: Depart Ranthambhore

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive

Return for breakfast at the lodge. Thereafter check out from lodge and depart for your onward destination.

Meals: Breakfast

End of Safari

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Important Notes

• Park fees may change without prior notice. This is beyond our control and any increase levied will be passed onto you.
• There are limited safari vehicles allowed to enter in the national parks and are most difficult to book at a short notice. Please book your tour much in advance
• The published price is not applicable during the Christmas and New Year period.
• Check-in and check-out time at all hotels is 12 noon unless otherwise specified

Day 1: Arrive In Ranthambore National Park

Met upon arrival at nearest railway station or airport and transfer to Ranthambore National park. Upon arrival check in at you lodge.

Ranthambore National Park is known for its tigers and is one of the best places in India to see these majestic predators in the jungle. Tigers can be easily spotted even during the day time. A good time to visit Ranthambore National Park is in November till May when the nature of the dry deciduous forests makes sightings common. Its deciduous forests were once a part of the magnificent jungles of Central India.

Well known for the diurnal activity of tigers, Ranthambore is a very special and unusual area where a natural present meets a historical past. Sambar, cheetal, chinkara, nilgai langoors. Tiger and Elusive leopard are found in this reserve with tourists standing a very good chance of seeing them in broad daylight.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive.

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge: (Meals: Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2-4: Ranthambore National Park

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive

Return for breakfast at the hotel. Spend the day at leisure enjoying the facilities of the lodge. After Lunch get ready for another thrilling game drive.

Afternoon Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive.

Overnight at the Jungle Lodge (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Day 5: Depart Ranthambhore

Early morning Jeep Safari into the Ranthambore National Park / Game drive

Return for breakfast at the lodge. Thereafter check out from lodge and depart for your onward destination.

Meals: Breakfast

End of Safari

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Important Notes

• Park fees may change without prior notice. This is beyond our control and any increase levied will be passed onto you.
• There are limited safari vehicles allowed to enter in the national parks and are most difficult to book at a short notice. Please book your tour much in advance
• The published price is not applicable during the Christmas and New Year period.
• Check-in and check-out time at all hotels is 12 noon unless otherwise specified

Why Explore the Chambal Boat Safari?

Unlike traditional wildlife safaris, the Chambal Safari immerses you in a peaceful yet thrilling journey along one of India’s most pristine rivers. The river is home to some of the most fascinating creatures, including Ganges dolphins, gharial crocodiles, turtles, and over 320 species of birds — both migratory and resident.

Whether you’re a nature lover, birdwatcher, photographer, or simply an explorer at heart, the Chambal River Safari offers a tranquil and enriching experience that’s hard to replicate elsewhere. The river’s calm waters, the calls of exotic birds, and sudden appearances of river animals make every moment memorable.

Highlights of the Chambal Safari:

• Encounter rare and endangered species like gharials and Ganges dolphins.
• Spot beautiful birds such as Indian Skimmers, Fish Eagles, and Kingfishers.
• Enjoy the serene beauty of Rajasthan’s riverine landscapes.
• Perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers seeking an offbeat experience.

Chambal Gharial Safari Booking Options

Booking your Chambal Gharial Safari is simple and entirely online. Here’s a breakdown of the available packages, designed to suit every traveler’s preferences:

1. Standard Package: Includes life jackets for all participants.
2. Premium Package: Includes life jackets plus pick-up and drop-off service from your hotel in Ranthambore.
3. Lunch Package: Includes the safari and a delicious local lunch (no transportation).
4. Custom Package: Mix and match services based on your requirements.

To book your safari, you’ll need to provide details like the full names, genders, and ages of the participants. Early booking is recommended to secure your preferred time slot.

Online Vehicle Booking for Chambal Tour

To make your trip hassle-free, you can also pre-book transportation to the National Chambal Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary. Choose from a wide range of vehicle options including:

• Budget Cars
• Semi-Deluxe and Deluxe Vehicles
• Luxury Cars and Coaches

All vehicles come with standard safety features and comfortable seating to ensure a smooth journey from Ranthambore to Chambal.

Chambal Safari Timings

The Chambal Boat Safari operates 10 rides daily, making it flexible for visitors with various schedules.

• First Safari: 8:00 AM
• Last Safari: 5:00 PM

Avoid long waits and enjoy a stress-free experience by choosing a time slot that fits your itinerary.

Essential Guidelines for the Chambal Boat Safari

To ensure a safe and enjoyable safari experience, follow these key rules:

1. Always wear your life jacket.
2. Do not lean over or get too close to the river edge.
3. Avoid littering — protect the fragile ecosystem.
4. Follow the instructions of your safari guide at all times.

Final Thoughts

A Chambal Tour is more than just a boat ride — it’s a journey into India’s lesser-known wild frontier. Whether you’re exploring with friends or family, the Chambal Safari near Ranthambore offers an enriching and soul-soothing escape from the ordinary. Witness rare species, soak in breathtaking views, and return with unforgettable memories.

Book your Chambal Boat Safari today and experience the untamed charm of the Chambal River!

Safari Rate Structure (Per Seat / Sharing Basis)

Important Booking Information

• Safari permits are issued strictly on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability.
• Safari booking should be made up to 90 days in advance.

Ranthambore National Park – Safari Options

Ranthambore National Park offers two exciting ways to explore its diverse wildlife and natural beauty: Jeep Safari and Canter Safari.

🐾 Jeep Safari in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve

Experience the thrill of the wild in an open-top Jeep Safari, perfect for small groups of up to 6 people. Available in both morning and evening slots, these safaris are conducted in designated zones assigned by the forest department’s automated system to ensure fairness and balanced wildlife viewing.

🔹 Bookings are made on a first-come, first-served basis and are non-refundable.

🐘 Canter Safari in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve

Ideal for larger groups, the Canter Safari allows up to 20 passengers to venture deep into the heart of the reserve. Guided by a trained naturalist, these shared safaris are also available in both morning and evening shifts, offering a vibrant group experience and fantastic wildlife viewing opportunities.

📝 Ranthambore Safari Booking Procedure

To book a Jeep (6-seater) or Canter (20-seater) safari at Ranthambore National Park, the following details are required for each visitor:

• Full name (as per ID)
• Age and gender
• Safari date and preferred slot (morning or afternoon)
• Valid ID number (Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN, etc.)

Safari bookings must be made in advance with full payment. Zones (1 to 10) are allocated based on real-time availability through the forest department’s system.

If your safari cannot be confirmed due to technical issues or lack of availability, a full refund will be issued.

Plan Your Wild Adventure

A safari in Ranthambore is truly unforgettable—whether you choose the intimacy of a jeep or the camaraderie of a canter.
Don’t forget to check tips and guidelines for a safe and memorable experience!

Note: All safari bookings are non-refundable, and zone assignments are final. Carrying a valid ID at the time of entry is mandatory.

📌 Important Guidelines for Safari Visitors

• ✅ Full payment must be made while booking.
• 🆔 Carry original ID proof for every participant.
• ❌ No cancellations or refunds are allowed once the safari is confirmed.
• 🕒 Arrive at the reporting point at least 15 minutes before your scheduled safari.
• 🔁 Safari permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis.
• 💸 Any increase in government fees must be paid at the time of entry.
• 🚫 The park may be closed without prior notice due to unforeseen circumstances.

It is one of the finest Bird sanctuary in the world inundated with over 400 species of water birds. Bharatpur is the eastern gateway of Rajasthan lies at the end of 55 km drive from Agra

Birder’s Paradise –Keoladeo Ghana National Park

Bharatpur, brings you to the heart of bird land. A major destination for bird lovers from all over the world over with its Keoladeo Ghana National park; the finest in Asia. The Siberian crane takes its winter break by landing in the sylvan surroundings of Bharatpur every year. If a sense of history fascinates you, visit the Bharatpur palace and take in the remnants of the royal past, rich repository of ancient exhibits dating back to the early 15th century.

Keoladeo National Park: Once the royal hunting preserve of the princes of Bharatpur, it is one of the finest Bird sanctuary in the world inundated with over 400 species of water birds. Exotic migratory birds from Afghanistan, central Asia, Tibet as well as Siberian Cranes from the Artic, Greyleg geese from Siberia and barheaded geese from China, come here in July / Aug to spend the winters in the warmer climate and they breed till Oct /Nov.

Colonies of cormorants, spoonbills storks, egrets, herons can be spotted all over the park. The raised path shaded by babul trees make viewing easier. Migratory birds includes several species of Cranes, Pelicans, Geese, Ducks, Eagles, Hawks, Shanks, Stints, Wagtails, Warblers, Wheatears, Flycatchers, Buntings, Larks and Pipits, etc.

Bharatpur Bird sanctuary is open round the year. But best time to visit is from November to March

Useful Tips for Visitors

• Smoking is not allowed inside the park
• Nearest Railway Station is Bharatpur
• A good camera with telescopic view is must
• No plastics or non biodegradable items is to be left over
• Visit Early Morning or Late Afternoon for better experience
• A Cycle rickshaw is the best conveyance to visit the sanctuary.

Bharatpur Sightseeing–Places to Visit in Bharatpur

Lohagarh fort: the massive structure built in the early 18th century. With its impregnable defences it sustained itself even number of British attacks. The fort was conceived and designed by Maharaja Suraj Mal, the founder of Bharatpur. The fort has three palaces within its precinct’s Kishori Mahal, Mahal Khas and Kothi Khas.

The Palace:This royal edifice is a fusion of the Mughal and Rajput architecture styles with magnificent apartments and intricately designed floor tiles having interesting patters. One can marvel of the ancient exhibits displayed in the museum in the central part of the palace.

Government Museum:A rich collection of artefacts, exquisitely carved sculptures and ancient inscriptions can be admired in the Governmental Museum located in the palace. All these items speak volumes about the rich heritage, art and crafts of the region.

Jawahar Burj and Fateh Burj:A few of the eight imposing towers still stand erect within the glorious ramparts of the fort. Especially two of them. Jawahar Burj and Fateh Burj are of special interest. These were built by Maharaja Suraj Mal to commemorate his victories over the Mughals and the British respectively. The coronation ceremony of Jat rulers of Bharatpur was also held in Jawahar Burj.

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Ranthambore National Park is famous for frequent tiger sightings. It is commonly saying : if do not see tiger here than you cannot see tiger else where. Ranthambore National Park is one of the biggest National parks of India and most famous one. Situated in the vicinity of the Aravali hills and Vindhya plateau, the Ranthambore forest covers an area of 1334 sq km with having the 392 sq km of the area as the national park. Highly revered for the natural habitat to the significant number of Royal Bengal tigers, the Ranthambore tiger reserve is very popular among the wildlife lovers for its diurnal tigers, which means tourist can easily spot a tiger during their day safari visit.

Ranthambore National Park is in Sawai Madhopur District of Rajasthan state.Located at the junction of the Aravalli and Vindhya hill range, this is one of the finest places to view animals, especially as they are used to being stared at here.The park covers an area of Approximately 400 sq Km and if combined it with the area of sawai man singh sanctuary area,it is around 500 Sq km.

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Ranthambore national park was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1957 and in 1974 it gained the protection of “Project Tiger”. It got it’s status of a National Park in 1981.

Ranthambore National Park is dotted with structures that remind you of bygone eras.There are many water bodies located all over the park, which provide perfect relief during the extremely hot summer months for the forest inhabitants. A huge fort, after which the park is named, towers over the park atop a hill. There are many ruins of bygone eras scattered all over the jungle, which give it a unique, wonderful and mixed flavour of nature, history and wildlife.Tigers at Ranthambore National park have been known to even hunt in full view of human visitors. These tigers are famous for being seen in the daytime too, due to their lack of fear of human presence in vehicles. This lack of fear of humans is excellent for tourists, as they get to see the tigers often.

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This National park is a wildlife enthusiast and photographer’s dream. It offers excellent accommodation and internal transportation facilities. The park remains open every year from October to May.Famous for the exciting and frequent tiger sightings captured dramatically in several books, this park is today affected by ecological pressures and poaching.

The Ranthambhore National Park not only boasts of its populous tiger reserve, but also the heritage sites which includes the mighty Ranthambore Fort, Jogi Mahal, Ancient temple and Rajbagh ruins which are the reminders of glory and grandeur of the Rulers of Ranthambore. Many picturesque lakes like Padam Talao, Malik Talao, Raj Bagh Talao and others are enriching the landscape of this forest which consists of deciduous forest, small hills, valleys and lush greenery. The park is enclosed by the Chambal River and Banas River from the two sides enhancing the wild ambience of the Ranthambhore forest. Without any doubt, the tour to this National Park of Rajasthan will be the best holiday for you if you actually love nature and wildlife. The whole experience of watching majestic tigers roaming freely in the park, a mesmerizing gamut of ultimate species of animals and birds and captivating greenery will enthrall your mind and you will be thanking yourself for having embarked on this wildlife journey Click Here For More Information About National Park.

FACTS :RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK

• 1955 – Establishment of the Sawai Madhopur Gaming Sanctuary to protect wildlife by the Government of India.
• 1973 – The Ranthambore forest is incorporated in the Project Tiger, a tiger conservation initiative by Indian Government.
• 1973 – The Ranthambore forest is incorporated in the Project Tiger, a tiger conservation initiative by Indian Government.
• 1980 – Ranthambore forest declared as the National Park.
• 1984 – The adjacent forests of Ranthambore were acknowledged as the Sawai Mansingh Sanctuary and Keladevi Sanctuary.
• 1991 – The Ranthambore tiger reserve was extended to incorporate the Sawai Mansingh and Kaladevi Sanctuaries.
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Ranthambhore Tiger Zone-Wise Details

Zone 1

• Tigers: T57, T39, and their 3 cubs.
• Adjacent Zone: Zone 6 (at the back side).
• Wildlife Highlights: Frequent leopard sightings.

Zone 2

• Tigers:
  • T57 (male) and tigress T60 with their 3 cubs.
  • T39 and her 3 cubs.
  • Tigress T22 is also sighted.
• Wildlife Highlights: Known for sloth bear sightings.

Zone 3

• Prominence: One of the most popular zones, home to Rajbagh and Malik Lake.
• Tigers:
  • T91 and T85 (male tigers).
  • T84 (tigress).
  • Occasionally, T28 (Star male tiger) is sighted.

Zone 4

• Tigers:
  • T19 with her 4 cubs.
  • T83 and T41 with 1 cub.
• Highlights:
  • This is the longest zone in Ranthambhore.

Zone 5

• Tigers:
  • T65 (male).
  • T73, T74, T75, and T83.
• Highlights: Bhakola region is particularly scenic and vibrant.

Zone 6

• Tigers:
  • T8 (tigress) with her 2 cubs.
  • T34 (male tiger).
  • Occasionally, T57 (male tiger) is also seen.
• Wildlife Highlights:
  • Leopard, sloth bear, and hyena sightings are common, though they tend to stay hidden due to the presence of tigers.

Zones 7 & 8

• Tigers:
  • T61 (tigress) with her 2 cubs.
  • T58 (male tiger).

Zone 10

• Tigers:
  • T13 (tigress).
  • T42 and T43 (male tigers).
• Wildlife Highlights:
  • Tiger sightings are frequent and prominent.

Ranthambore National Park is Home To-

• 40 species of mammals
• 320 species of birds
• 40 Species of Reptiles
• 50 species of Butterflies
• 300 species of plants

Ranthambore Tourist Attractions

Ranthambore Fort

One of the ancient forts in India, the Ranthambore Fort is declared as the UNESCO world heritage site due to its historical significance. The fort is located inside the Ranthambore National Park, at the distance of 13 km from the Sawai Madhopur railway station. This heritage fort is said to be built in 944 AD and has witnessed the long history of Rajasthan. The epitome of valor and pride of the Rajput rulers of the various Kingdoms, the Ranthambore Fort was the strategic fort and thus captured by various rulers. At the time of the Independence of India and the abolition of the imperial era, the fort was under the Maharaja of Jaipur and the Ranthambore forest was the exclusive hunting ground for the Royals of Jaipur Kingdom.

Trinetra Ganesha Temple

Highly famous among the devotees of the Lord Ganesha since ancient times, the Ganesha temple located at the entrance of the Fort is the only temple of Trinetra Ganesha in the country. The idol of Lord Ganesha with his wives Riddhi and Siddhi makes it also a special temple of Ganesha with his full family. There are many legends associated with the foundation of the temple which make this temple a unique and popular religious place for the Hindu devotees. The temple is also famous for its unique tradition of getting the postal invitation letters sent by the devotees for inviting the Lord Ganesha for any auspicious occasion in their family. The temple receives many thousands of invitation letters every day and each and every letter has been read by the priest in front of the Idol.

Bakula Region

Considered as the best region for the tiger visibility in the Ranthambore forest, the Bakula region is the ultimate scenic landscape covered with the dense greenery and water bodies. The thickly forested land of Bakula along with the numerous ponds, water holes give the unique wilderness effect to the Ranthambore forest. Due to the dense forest, water availability and remote area, there is the abundance of the wildlife in the area making it a paradise for the wildlife lovers. The tiger sighting is relatively high in this area and tourists often get the sight relaxing tiger, especially tigress relaxing or walking with her cubs are often seen in the area.

Kachida Valley

Located at the periphery of the tiger reserve zone, the Kachida Valley is a must visit place for the wildlife with the abundance of the panthers, bears and other wild animals as well as a distinguished mesmerizing landscape which having steep outcrops, small valley, low hills, ravines and water bodies. The lush greenery and tranquil surroundings make this place a true wilderness away from any human activity. You can visit here only through the Jeep Safari Ranthambore and explore the wilderness and the beauty of the Kachida Valley.

Jogi Mahal

The Jogi Mahal, which is now a tourist attraction inside the Ranthambore forest, was once the resting abode for the Royals of Jaipur Kingdom while they visit Ranthambore for the hunting excursion. The small palace beautifully nestled in the wilderness of the Ranthambore at the bank of the famous Padam Lake offers an amazing site for monuments lovers. The big banyan tree situated near the palace is the second largest banyan tree in the country which is also an attraction for tourists.

Padam Talao:Nothing beats a beauty of a lake in the dry deciduous forest and thus one can’t ignore Padam Talao while visiting inside the Ranthambore forest. It is the biggest lake in the vicinity and home to a large number of resident and migratory birds. The Jogi Mahal, another testimony to the Royal grandeur inside the forest, located beside the lake adding an ancient view to the lake.

Malik Talao :One of the famous lakes within the forest, the Malik Talao offers you a captivating natural view along with some good sighting of marsh Crocodiles. A large number of beautiful birds are found around this small lake.

Raj Bagh Talao :Known as the best place to spot a tiger, the Raj Bagh Talao is among the beautiful lakes of the forest. This lake is named after the Raj Bagh whose ruins are located beside the lake.

Raj Bagh Ruins :Located in between the two famous lakes – Padam Lake and Raj Bagh Lake, the ruins are of the pre-historic era and offer you a view that enhances the beauty of the landscape.

Dastkar Ranthambore :
A small souvenir market located outside the forest offering you the handmade gifts and memento such as beautifully crafted colorful handbags, cushion or pillow covers, table cloths, sandals and many more things which are not only beautiful but durable too.

Jung leTour in Ranthambore National Park :Exploring the interiors of a dense wild forest always fascinates wildlife lovers and they visit such forest where they can explore the wildlife. The forest of Ranthambore has always been an attraction for the wildlife tourists for many years due to its amazing wildlife especially the Royal Bengal Tigers. The safari organized by the Ranthambore forest administration is the best way to explore the large tranquil forest which is the natural habitat for the numerous distinct wildlife species. The Jeep safari and Canter Safari are the only two options to explore the Ranthambore National park. Here are details about the safari organized in the Ranthambore tiger reserve-

Jeep Safari Inside Ranthambore Park :The Jeep Safari Ranthambore is the Jungle tour allowed in the 6-seater Jeep vehicle which is all sides open vehicle for the best viewing experience. Jeep is considered the best option for the wildlife photography and mostly preferred by the core wildlife enthusiasts as the Jeep, being a smaller vehicle than the Canter, can go even in the narrow place and can easily trail the wild animals without making much noise which increases the chance to spot the tiger as well as provide you the closer view of the wildlife. Also, the few number of seats means you can book all the seats in Jeep for you and your friends or family, and trail the wildlife as per your likings within the allotted zone and time slot. The Jeep safari is organized in two shifts in a day and 17 Jeeps are allowed in each shift.

Canter Wildlife Safari :The Canter Safari is the Jungle tour allowed in the 20-seater Bus which is also all sides open vehicle to offer you the best viewing experience. The Canter Safari is not as good as the Jeep Safari, but it offers you the economical way to explore the forest. Also, it is hard to book a seat on a Jeep Safari as almost all the seats in Jeep Safaris have been booked in advance, while it is comparatively easy to get seats in Canter Safari. The Canter Safari is also organized in two shifts in a day and 20 Canter is allowed in each shift. However, the number of tourists is much higher than the available safari so it is always advised to book your Jeep or Canter safari well in advance before visiting the Ranthambore to avoid any last minute hassle.

Zones: There are 10 safari zones in the Ranthambore National Park and the zones are randomly allotted to the safari vehicles at the time of entry by a computer generated zone allotment system. Each vehicle has to enter in the given zone only and is allowed to drive anywhere within the zone but only on the safari tracks. The sighting of the Majestic tiger depends on the sheer luck, but zone 1 to 6 are considered best zones when it comes to the tiger sighting as the most of the big lakes are in these zones and the chances of spotting tigers, leopards and other wild animals are higher near the water bodies.

Best time to Visit Ranthambore for Tiger Sighting : As the Ranthambore National Park is situated in the western part of India and has a dry subtropical climate. The ‘extreme’is a common phenomenon for the temperature in the Ranthambore region as it crosses above 45 degrees in the peak summer season as well as it drops up to 2 degrees in the peak winter season. So, from October to April is a relatively better time to visit Ranthambore, as the temperature is moderately warm in the daytime and cool at night.

During the period from July to September, the park is closed due to the monsoon season and the monsoon season is the mating season for the Tigers. However, the summer season is considered best for the tiger sighting, especially, near the lakes and water holes as big cats often visit to quench the thirst and also to hunt the prey who visit the lakes.

Planned by young Bengali architect, Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, Jaipur was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727 A.D. Laid in a grid system, with straight avenues, roads, streets, lanes criss cross the city with rows of shops on either side of main bazaars arranged in nine rectangular city sectors (Chowkris). The planning of the city followed the principles of “Shilpshastra”, an epochal treatise of Hindu architecture.

Displaying remarkable harmony, the heart of the Pink city still bears in its fairy tale palaces, rugged fortress perched on hills. The only planned city of it’s time, Jaipur is encircled by a formidable wall. Jaipur today is blend of tradition and modernity. Beautifully laid out gardens and parks intersperse the timeless appeal of its colourful marvellous heritage hotel, once residence of Maharajas transport you to the days of royalty of yore. Mingle with the people, let ambling camels pass you by. Make your trip to the Pink City a truly memorable one.Jaipur Tourist Attractions- Important

City Palace: in the heart of the old city is the former royal residence built in a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal style. The carved arches are supported by grey white marble columns ornate with floral motifs in god and coloured stones. The two carved elephants in marble guard the entrance.

The Palace:Houses a museum with a superb collection of Rajasthani costumes and armoury of Mughals and Rajputs including swords of different shapes and sizes with chased handles, some of them inlaid with enamel and embellished with jewels and encased in magnificent scabbards

The Palace also has an art gallery with an excellent collection of miniature paintings, carpets, royal paraphernalia and rare astronomical work in Arabic, Persian, Latin and Sanskrit, acquired by Sawai Jai Singh II to study astronomy in detail.

Jantar Mantar: A stone observatory largest of Jais Singhs five remarkable observatories. Its complex instruments whose settings and shapes are scientifically, designed, represent the high paints of medieval Indian astronomy. The most striking of these are the Ram Yantras used for gauging altitudes.

Hawa Mahal: Built in 1799 A.D the Hawa Mahal or Palace of Winds is a major Rajput landmark. This five-storey building along the main street of the old city is in pink splendour with semi octagonal and delicately honey combed sandstone windows. The monument was originally conceived with the aim of enabling ladies of the royal household to watch the everyday life and royal processions of the city.

Govind Ji Temple: The most popular spireless temple of Jaipur dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is located in the central pavilion of Jai Niwas garden to the North of Chandra Mahal. The image of the patron deity Govind Dev ji, originaly installed in a temple of Vrindavan, was reinstalled here by Sawai Jai Singh II as his family deity.

Swwargasul:The highest tower dominating the skyline on the western side of the tripolia Bazaar. It was built by Sawai Iswari Singh in 1749 A.D to commemorate a grand victory.

Ghat Ki Guni:Beautifully landscaped gardens, laid out in the 18th and 19th Century by kings and courtiers dot the narrow gorge in the south eastern corner of the walled city, along the road to Agra. Sisodia Rani garden has tiered multilevel gardens fountains, water channel and painted pavilions and suites of living rooms. Amongst others, Vidyadhar-ka-bagh is the best preserved one with shady trees, flowing water, an open pavilion. It was built by the planner of the city, Vidyadhar.

Amber: Former capital of the Kachchhwaha rulers of the old state of Dhundhar for seven centuries. Very little of early structures survive now.

Amber Palace and Shilpa Mata Temple: A beautifully complex palaces, halls, pavilions, gardens and temples built by Raja jai Singh over a period of about two centuries still stand in magnificent state. The Palace complex emerges dramatically from the placid waters of the Mootha Lake and is approachable only through steep path. Tourists often ride on elephant back to Singh Pal and the Jaleb chowk. Two flight stairs rise from one end of the chowk, one leading to Shila Mata temple and other to the palace complex. The image of the patron goddess, worshipped by thousands of devotees, was brought from Jessore in East Bengal by Raja Man Singh, to be installed here.

Sheetla Mata Fair:Every year Sheetla Mata Fair is held in March/April .The word ‘Sheetla’ is derived from Sheetal which means calm and composed. It is belief that if Sheetla Mata, the goddess of epidemics loses her temper then the area is expected to be affected by dangerous epidemics. The fair is organized to keep her mood cheerful and offerings of different type of fruits, sweets and cash is offered at her feet. A beautiful red stone placed inside the temple is an embodiment of the deity. People are supposed to take food only after visiting the sacred shrine of Sheetla Mata.The fair is held in Seel-Ki-Doongri village in Jaipur. It lasts for only 24 hours in which pilgrims visit to pay homage to Sheetla Mata.

Diwan-E-AmA spectacular pillared hall Diwan-e-Am and double storeyed painted gateway, Ganesh Pol dominate the front courtyard. An elegant tiny garden in Charbagh style beyond the corridors has Sukh Niwas to its right and Jas Mandir to its left. The latter combines the Mughal and the Rajput Architecture, seen in its beautiful interior with intricately carved jail screens, delicate mirrors, stucco work; painted and carved dadoes. The well-proportioned Mohan bari or Kesar Kyari in the centre of Mootha lake and Dilram Bagh at its north end and provides a spectacular view of the palace above

Elephant Ride: One of the highlights of a visit to the spectacular Amer Fort is the chance to ride an elephant up the hill to the main entrance. Elephants are decorated with traditional painted patterns and smoothly carry visitors up the steep slope to the fort. The Amer Fort elephant ride is a fantastic experience. Visitors has to arrive early for guarantee a ride and avoid disappointment.

Important Note: Please visit the Amer Fort early in the morning (much before 9:00 am), to guarantee a ride and avoid the queues. There are approximately 80 elephants, which carry up 900 visitors per day. Elephants are limited to five trips and carry only 2 passengers. During the peak tourist season most of the elephants have finished their quote of rides by 11:00 am. The elephant rides are in only one direction heading from the car park up to the main courtyard. Many visitors stand for a long time, under the intense sun waiting for a ride. It is strongly advised to arrive early!

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One of the Seven Wonders of the World, about 225 km from Delhi & 240km from Ranthambhore. One of the jewels of India’s rich history since 1000 B.C, the city was first referred to as ‘Agra’ by the Greek philosopher, Ptolemy in 200 A.D.

Agra- The Capital City of Mughal Empire

Agra rose to prominence in the 16th Century, as the capital of the Mughal Empire.The prominent heritage sites date back to this era, including the glorious Taj Mahal. Booming the artistic heritage of the Mughal Empire into the present day, the streets of Agra are dotted with ancient buildings existing in happy harmony with modern day shops and houses. From its fine marble inlay artwork to its delightful sweet shops, the city offers much to cherish.Representing the artistic heritage of the Mughal Empire to the present day, the streets of Agra are dotted with ancient buildings existing in happy harmony with modern day shops and houses.

Places to Visit in Agra

Taj Mahal – Among the Seven Wonders of the World: Is immortal poem in white marble is the finest expression of love of an emperor for his queen. Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder! Probably for Taj Mahal, the axiom is just the other way round. The Taj is the beauty personified! The Taj displays its different moods through its varied shades. The Taj has as many shades as any kind of beauty can ever have! The Taj is pinkish in the morning, milky white in the evening, golden when the moon shines and the intermediary variants during different hours of the day and during different seasons in a year. Closed on Friday| Open from Sunrise to Sunset

A look at the Taj will keep you indulged with thoughts superimposing your sight and would make you feel the presence of Shah Jahan, the Maker and Mumtaz Mahal. Its breath-taking splendour makes you wonder breathlessly and you tend to pause for a while but to continue staring at ‘The Taj’, you would sense them standing beside you!
Come to ‘The Taj’ and fall in love, every time!!!

Agra Fort: Located on the right bank of the river Yamuna. This magnificent fort is robustly built and was stronghold of the Mughals, richly decorated buildings incorporating the Mughal style of art and architecture. It was constructed by the third Mughal emperor Akbar on the remains of an ancient site known as Badalgarh, in 1558. He renovated the fort with red sandstone. Some 4000 builders daily worked on it and it was completed in 8 years (1565-1573).

The fort, semi-circular on plan, is surrounded by a 21.4 m high fortification wall. Double ramparts have been provided here with broad massive circular bastions at regular intervals. There are four gates on its four sides, one of the gates was called “khizri-gate” (the water gate) which opens to the river front, where ghats (quays) were provided .The fort has survived through the onslaught of time, nature and men. The fort spreads over an area of about 94 acres of land. At present, there are more than two dozens of monuments in the Fort.Shah Jahan, a great builder, raised white marble palaces here. He also built three white marble mosques in it: Moti-Masjid, Nagina-Masjid and Mina-Masjid; was imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb.

Sikandra: The mausoleum of Akbar, himself started construction of this beautiful monument. This structure has a perfect blending of Hindu, Christian, Islamic, Buddhist, Jain themes.The decoration on the gateways is strikingly bold, with large mosaic patterns set into it. The gateway’s four minarets rising from the corners are particularly striking. Built of red sandstone, the minarets are inlaid with white marble polygonal patterns; the pleasing Proportions &Profuse surface ornamentation makes the gateways very impressive.

These gateways reflect a curious hybrid of different styles of architecture-Hindu, Muslim Christian and a patent mixture of Akbar’s typical style. A broad paved causeway lead to the tomb, which has five storeys and is in the shape of a truncated pyramid.

This is a must visit place for all those who want to experience an environment of ultimate serenity and peace. The outlaying garden which is laid out in the Char Bagh style is yet another attraction of the place. The tomb of Mariam, Jehangir’s mother, is also located close to the imposing red sandstone building.

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