Travel lovers and wildlife enthusiasts come from different parts of the world to see the majestic tigers with black vertical stripes and muscular bodies in action. In Ranthambore National Park, they are spread in different territories maintaining aristocracies, preceding their lineages. Undoubtedly, every tourist thronging the park can encounter a small tiger story with them…
Ranthambore National Park is situated in the state of Rajasthan and it sits around 215–505 meters (approx.) above sea level. Did you know that the population of these Bengal tigers in this national park is estimated to be around 80 (approx.) as of 2022 according to a survey? It attracts a lot of tourists throughout the year and around 6.5 lakh tourists (approx.) visited this park in the year 2023-24 according to a survey. In this blog, we will give you some tips for taking great photos while on your Ranthambore safari trip.
Ranthambore is one place that presents wildlife, historical background, and culture together as one. Situated above this park is Ranthambore Fort, with a history since the 10th century. There are places in the park, like Padam Talao, a lake where you can see deer and tigers.
National Park is one of India’s most popular tourist destinations nowadays. Many people are unaware that it was once used as a hunting ground by the Maharajas of Jaipur. It is one of the best National parks in Rajasthan for experiencing the Royal predators in the forest. It offers a fantastic yet thrilling Ranthambore experience…
Are you done with your Ranthambore Safari Booking? How about seeing some Indian Tigers amidst the busy roads of Ranthambore to Sawai Madhopur? Yes, undoubtedly it sounds crazy, but the story is fascinating. Read on to find out. Lucky visitors are sure to get a glimpse of the great Indian tigers inside the Ranthambore National…
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…
