Do you have a heart of a wildlife lover, which craves to see the mesmerizing wildlife in its natural environment? Ranthambhore National Park is waiting to unfold the drama of nature at its best. The Park is famous the world over for a variety of wildlife, especially tigers. Come and experience the wilderness and royalty of Rajasthan at this fascinating national park.

Located ideally in the Sawai Madhopur district of the land of raja-maharajas, the park is a perfect blend of wildlife and history. It boasts of around 320 species of birds, including both resident and migratory, approximately 40 species of mammals and 35 species of reptiles. Some of the main attractions of the Park are tiger, leopard, spotted deer, wild boar, jackal. The several water bodies at the Park are the promising sites for sighting wildlife.

Sprawling over an area of 400 sq km, the Park has historic structures, which were built during the bygone era. Other major attractions of the park are the Ranthambhore Fort, Jogi Mahal( a forest guest house), Bakaula region( a region of dense forest interspersed with several water bodies), Lakarda and Anantpura( the promising sites for sighting sloth bears), Raj Bagh ruins, located between the Padam Talao (lake) and the Raj Bagh Talao).

For accommodation in the Park there are wonderful options to choose from. The Sherbagh resort, Tiger den resort, Tiger moon resort, Vanya Vilas Resort, Ranthambhore Regency, Dev Vilas and Ranthambhore Forest Resort are the resorts which offer comfortable and pleasurable stay.

If you are more interested in animal sighting, then the best time to visit the Park is from April to June. And if you are more inclined towards birds, come here in the period between October to March. The Park remains closed from July to September.

About the Author:

Golden Triangle Tours India offers a great opportunity to explore exotic wildlife at Ranthambhore Wildlife Sanctuary. Tourist attractions in Ranthambhore not only consists of wildlife but also the ruins of the fort, which was built during the era of Raja-Maharaja. Ranthambhore India is one of the most famous wildlife sanctuaries of the country.

Author: Sanjog