Capture the Secrets of Ranthambore
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Overview
Deriving its name from one of India’s oldest, largest and most stunning fortresses that stands imperially, an imposing structure 700 feet above the fertile forestland, the Ranthambore National Park is a widely acclaimed sanctuary.
Nestled in the south-eastern region of Rajasthan, this National Park – the former hunting ground of the game-loving Maharajas of Jaipur has today been converted into a core participant of tiger conservation, being an integral battlefield of Project Tiger. Besides the gloriously coated tiger, the leopard, jungle cat, antelope, sloth bear, marsh crocodile and hyena live here too. While impressing ornithologists with its over 350 bird species and migratory birds.
Situated in the desert state of Rajasthan, Ranthambore’s flagship species is Panthera Tigris Tigris- the Indian or the Bengal tiger. The forest remains dry for more than eight months in a year and therefore the chances of spotting this elusive big cat are much higher as compared to any other tiger reserves in India.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival, check in and evening Safari
- Upon your arrival in Jaipur airport early morning, you will be transferred to your lodge
- Check in and settle down and enjoy a hearty lunch
- By 2:30 pm, we begin our first safari in Ranthambore for the elusive cat - the Royal Bengal Tiger
- We come back to the resort by 7 followed by group discussion, dinner and overnight stay
Day 2 - Day 3 - Morning & Evening safaris
- Early morning by 5:30 we set out for our morning safari
- We explore the park and look out for the wildlife
- After our safari we come back to the lodge by 10am for breakfast and lunch
- Post lunch we leave for noon safari by 2:30pm
- Once back from the safari, refresh, have dinner and overnight stay
Day 4: Morning safari & Check out
- Early morning by 5:30 we set out for our final morning safari
- We come back to the lodge by 10am for breakfast
- After freshening up, we drive back to Jaipur airport for your departure with the memories of Ranthambore and its majestic Tigers
Costs
Inclusions
- Full board accommodation in Ranthambhore
- Internal transports by road
- Game drives in open gypsy
- Expert drivers & guides
- Water bottles in vehicle
- Meals from day 1 lunch to day 5 breakfast
Exclusions
- International/domestic flights
- Medical and Travel insurance
- Tips and laundry
- Alcohol or any beverages that are not part of group menu
FAQs
When is the best time to visit?
The best time to visit is during the winter season from October to February where the park is greener and climate is cold. However, if you want to spot tigers easily, summers are the best (March - June).
How do you get to the Ranthambhore?
By Air: Scheduled flights operate from all major cities to Jaipur which is the closest airport. By Road: The reserve is about a 3 hour drive from Jaipur, depending on road conditions. From Delhi, it takes 4-5 hours by road.
Are safaris safe?
Safaris are generally safe when following the guidance of experienced guides and camp staff. Always remain in vehicles during game drives.
Can children go on safari?
Children are welcome. Age restrictions may apply for certain activities.
What is the climate like?
Rajasthan experiences extreme temperatures and a generally hot, dry climate with four main seasons: a hot Summer (March-June), a humid Monsoon (July-September), a mild Post-Monsoon (October-November), and a cold Winter (December-February).
What are the park rules?
Remain in vehicles during game drives. Do not feed or disturb wildlife Follow guide instructions at all times. Respect local customs and the environment.