About Ranthambore National Park
Big Cat Tours provides a close-up view of the wildlife
Nestled in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, just 180 km from Jaipur, Ranthambore National Park is one of Northern India’s most iconic and expansive wildlife sanctuaries. Once the royal hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur, the park today stands as a proud symbol of India’s tiger conservation efforts. Spanning an area of 392 sq km, it is renowned for its healthy population of Bengal tigers and its diverse ecosystem — making it a favorite destination for photographers, nature lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
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Why Visit ?
Ranthambore
Ranthambore offers more than just tiger sightings. It is home to over 300 species of plants and boasts a dramatic landscape filled with ancient lakes, steep cliffs, dense forests, rocky plateaus, and winding valleys.
Its rich wildlife includes predators like leopards, jungle cats, sloth bears, caracals, hyenas, and jackals, as well as prey like sambar deer, chinkara, blue bulls, and spotted deer. Reptiles such as crocodiles and pythons also find refuge in its wetlands and rivers.
Birdwatchers can enjoy the presence of over 270 species of birds, including painted spurfowls, sarus cranes, kingfishers, horned owls, and seasonal migrants that visit the park during winter.
Visitor Guidelines & Safari Tips
To enjoy a safe and responsible safari experience, visitors are encouraged to follow these essential tips:
Always follow the instructions of forest guides and officials.
Maintain silence and discipline during the safari to avoid disturbing wildlife.
Wear light cotton clothing during summer and warm layers in winter (jackets, mufflers, caps).
Never approach or feed wild animals — it is dangerous for both visitors and the animals.
Keep a safe distance and supervise children at all times.
Smoking and alcohol are strictly prohibited inside the park.
Avoid loud noises, music, or strong perfumes that might disturb animals.
Photography is allowed, but the use of flash is not.
Do not litter, and never throw food or plastic inside the park.
Vehicle drivers must avoid overspeeding and stick to marked safari trails.
Nearby Attractions You Shouldn’t Miss
🏰 Ranthambore Fort
A 10th-century UNESCO World Heritage site offering sweeping views of the park.
🕉 Trinetra Ganesh Temple
Ancient hilltop temple within the fort, popular among pilgrims year-round.
🏞️ Padam, Rajbagh & Malik Lakes
Great for spotting birds, marsh crocodiles, and serene sunrise reflections.
🌄 Kachida Valley & Lakarda-Pakadi
Offbeat regions known for leopards, sloth bears, and peaceful jungle views.
🌿 Anantpura & Akaula Region
Dense forests and year-round streams — perfect for tranquil wildlife observation.
🎨 Ranthambore School of Art
See vivid paintings of big cats and support local artists involved in conservation.
🎢 Wild Dragon Adventure Park
Fun activities for families and kids — zip lines, ATV rides, and more.
👗 Village Women Craft
Buy beautiful handmade crafts, textiles, and jewelry created by local women.
🌊 Surwal Lake
Seasonal lake that turns into a birdwatcher’s paradise during winter migration.
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