Before going on a wildlife trip, we often search on the internet and look for terms and spots related to that place (where we decide to go on the trip). And then most people ask their tour organizers about the core zone and buffer zone. People when plan to visit Ranthambore National Park often asks…
Ranthambore National Park is one of India’s largest and most well-known national parks, with a robust population of tigers. Ranthambore was once the hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur and is now located near the small Rajasthan town of Sawai Madhopur. It continues to be a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts, attracting a large…
Ranthambore is famous for the tiger reserve, but it is also renowned for the historical museum located in the Sawai Madhopur District of Rajasthan. The museum is well known as the Rajiv Gandhi museum of natural history, sprawled over 7.2 hectares of total land. The museum was created to highlight flora and fauna of India’s…
News Update: A recent incident in Ranthambore National Park (RNP) has triggered concern among both tourists and activists. In a video, a home guard, tasked with monitoring tigers, was seen aiming a firearm at a tiger during an evening safari in Zone 5, Kachidah Chowki of the reserve. Recently a home guard deployed to monitor…
Ranthambore National Park – The history behind the name surrounds the famous Ranthambore fort of Rajasthan; the fort has witnessed many defeats and conquest and the reigns of royal maharajas and Mughals of those periods. The fort is surrounded by a forest where many nameless lashes reside for decades. It is said that the forest…
The absolute old-world charm of culture, the feeling of royal-ness, and the exquisiteness of the architecture are the things we experience while traveling to Rajasthan. But are these the only things for which Rajasthan is famous? Oh! We are not talking about the hippie vibes in Pushkar or about the dunes’ landscapes; those are pretty…
