The New Year’s arrival gives a thought of welcoming the brand twelve months with lots more excitement and embracing the surprises waiting for us ahead. Perhaps this is the reason behind our celebration for the New Year, by dining outside or spending the first day of the year at the place we adore the most….
Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India, has taken a new and important step to make its wildlife protection stronger. For the first time in the history of this park, a special dog squad has been added to help stop wildlife crime. This step will make the work of forest officials more effective. It will also help them act quickly when there is any illegal activity inside the park.
Ranthambore National Park is well known all over the world because it has a large number of tigers. Many tourists visit this park to see these tigers by making a Ranthambore safari booking. However, the park also hosts many more native wildlife species.
Ranthambore National Park implemented a mobile phone prohibition in some important areas to protect wildlife and enhance the experience of the visitors. The park applies this rule to its main safari areas, called the core areas, which are known as the main habitats for wild animals like tigers, leopards, deer, and various other wild species. The highly sensitive areas require complete protection because any noise will affect the natural behaviour of the wildlife present there.
Rajasthan is a beautiful place to travel. It is known as the land of Kings and many people come here to enjoy the rich culture of this place. Foreigners like to visit this place a lot as they can enjoy seeing forts and palaces and learn about the history of this place.
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 a great location in India to spot tigers in their natural habitat. A lot of people make Ranthambore safari bookings to spot the tigers. Some are fortunate and spot a tiger, but others are not. Spotting a tiger is not guaranteed 100%. It depends on a lot of factors. Season, time, and location within the park are important.
