Everyone goes to Ranthambore National Park to enjoy safari rides. Especially wildlife and nature lovers love going on safari, they get to see a lot of wild animals there. But often people get tired after safari and they always look for a place where they can sit comfortably and spend a relaxing time. They always…
When we get the opportunity to venture to many places in a single trip, that gives an adventurous mindset for the travel freaks. This blog will discuss making a tailor-made trip without compromising the necessities like food, lodging, and other transportation. Let’s take a look at a six days brilliant itinerary from a package tour…
The park is located at a distance of 10 km from Sawai Madhopur railway station. A tour to wildlife sanctuaries is full of excitement and thrilling too. The park is situated in the middle of the junctions of Aravalli hills and the Vindhya hill range. If you step into the jungle, you will get the…
Ranthambore National Park is a beautiful place with a rough landscape, great skies, and the sounds of birds and wildlife. The thrill of spotting a tiger in the wild makes it even more exciting. The areas in this park have thick forests and wide open spaces, providing great opportunities to see wildlife. It is important to be well-prepared to have the best experience during your trip. If you have made a Ranthambore safari booking then this guide will help you pack the right items for your trip.
Rajasthan is all about the unending stretches of sand, but if you are wondering about venturing into the forest of Rajasthan, you will come across the name Ranthambore National Park. The park engulfs many incidents of sorrows, happiness, and thrill, revealing to the visitors, who come here to see the glimpses of the royal felines…
Sariska Tiger Reserve is a forest area in the Aravalli Hills, located in Rajasthan, India. Long ago, it had many Bengal tigers living in it. These tigers were an important part of the forest. Sariska got tiger reserve status in 1955. In 1972, India created the Wildlife Protection Act to protect wild animals, including tigers.
Even after protection measures were established, something terrible happened. By 2005, Sariska had zero tigers. All of them were gone. This was a huge shock to India. Questions began to arise, the most important being: can tigers be returned to a landscape where there are none?
