Ranthambore National Park is a big protected area in Rajasthan, India. It spreads over 392 square kilometers. There are forests, hills, and old structures that remain in this park. This place is very famous among tourists and many of them come to this park only to see the wild animals present there. This national park is in the northeast part of Rajasthan in India. Do you know that this place is home to some of the most renowned animals of India like Bengal tigers, Crocodiles, Sambar deer, etc? If you have made a Ranthambore safari booking then, in this blog, we will tell you the top animals that you can see here.
1. The Chital (Spotted Deer)
In Ranthambore National Park, these spotted deer are very common. These animals are also called chital. The average height of an average male spotted deer is around 90 centimeters while the female spotted deer is around 70 centimeters tall. These animals have a very beautiful appearance because of the white spots that are present on their golden-brown body. They are usually found in groups that can be seen on your Ranthambore safari near forests, grasslands, and many water sources like ponds or lakes.
2. Sloth Bear
Did you know that the average lifespan of a sloth bear is around 12 to 16 years (approx.)? These animals have a very unique appearance because of their long and shaggy black fur and also they have a U-shaped white mark on their chest. Usually, sloth bears are active in this park for around 8 to 14 hours each day and the best times to see them are in the morning, evening, and night.
3. The Indian Peafowl (Peacock)
The Indian Peafowl are amazing creatures that sleep on tall trees in this national park to keep themselves safe from predators. These wild creatures look very beautiful as they have blue and green feathers along with a very large tail. Seeing these birds in Ranthambore National Park can be easy as their sightings are common there. You can see them in the grasslands, near water sources, and resting on the trees.
4. Bengal Tiger
The Bengal tiger has an orange coat and black stripes and is the main animal in Ranthambore Park. These tigers roam near the places of waterholes, forests, and grasslands. They are solitary animals, with males defending territories and females keeping up with cubs. With stealth and patience, they always ambush prey almost up close. Early morning and late afternoon are the best times to spot a tiger as it roams around the lakes, including Padam Talao, on the park’s jeep safaris.
5. Indian Crocodile
You can see Indian crocodiles on your Ranthambore safari as they live in Ranthambore’s lakes and rivers. You can see these big crocodiles lying or swimming in water bodies. They eat fish and small animals, which keeps nature balanced. Some of the best places to see them in this park are the National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary, Padam Talao, and Pali Ghat. They come out more in hot weather to warm up in the sun. Stay far from them because they swim very fast.
Conclusion
Ranthambore National Park is a fantastic destination to observe magnificent animals in their natural habitats. This park can give you a fantastic opportunity to see the amazing wild animals that are present here. You will never forget your visit to this lovely place if you visit the wilds of India. And if you are about to make a Ranthambore safari booking then you can visit our website as we provide the best safari and hotel packages.
