March 18, 2026
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Visit The Amareshwar Mahadev Temple Near Ranthambore Park

Visit The Amareshwar Mahadev Temple Near Ranthambore Park

Adeeb Sahil010 mins

In India, Ranthambore National Park is a popular area for watching wild animals. It is well-known because many Bengal tigers live there. The park is located in the southeast part of Rajasthan. Many people come here from all over India and other countries. They come to see wild animals, enjoy the jungle safari, and take photos of nature.

Ranthambore National Park is also popular for its old buildings and historical places. People like to explore the natural area and learn about the history. When tourists make Ranthambore safari bookings, they are excited to see tigers and other wild animals in their natural habitat.

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India's Best Wildlife Destinations Award

Ranthambore National Park Bags the Best Wildlife Destination Award in India Today Survey

Abhishek Sinha04 mins

Ranthambore National Park, which is famous worldwide due to its wide variance of tigers, was voted as the nation’s best wildlife attraction in the Digital Tourism Survey and Awards 2020, conducted by India Today. This is a piece of encouraging news amidst the pandemic, as the tourism sector needs to recover the loss caused by…

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Hotels In Ranthambore

Hotels in Ranthambore

Abhishek Sinha08 mins

A patch of 282 square km was ploughed and maintained in 1955 and named Sawai Madhopur Game Sanctuary. The whole land was declared a Project Tiger reserve, in the year 1973, the patch was now known as Ranthambore National Park. It is now one of the most renowned and extensive wildlife reserves in the Northern…

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Safari zones in Ranthambore National Park explained

Safari Zones In Ranthambore National Park Explained

Adeeb Sahil011 mins

Ranthambore in India is well known for Bengal tigers and many wild animal species. Many tourists visit each year to enjoy nature and wildlife. To manage safari trips better, the park is divided into 10 zones. Zones 1 to 5 are called core zones and are in the middle of the park. These zones often have more tiger sightings. Zones 6 to 10 are buffer zones outside the core zones. Before, these were not given much importance, but now they also offer good chances to see tigers and other animals.

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