Highlights : Sprawled on the Aravali and Vindhya ranges of  Rajasthan, Ranthambore National park encompasses an area of 410 sq. km. with a healthy population of about  40 tigers. This tour takes goes to the North Indian Tiger National Park where the you will appreciate the density of Royal Bengal Tigers, which is highest and this is the National Park where they have been found their conservation project to be best suited.
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RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK - Sprawled on the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges of Rajasthan, Ranthambore National Park encompasses an area 410 sq. km. in which a healthy population of about 40 tigers survived.


Sprawled on the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges of Rajasthan, Ranthambhor national park encompasses an area of 410 sq. km in which a healthy population of about 40 tigers.

The dry deciduous forests provide shelter to a number of wildlife including tiger. A large number of deer inhabit the area and the leopards are occasionally sighted.

This was once the hunting ground of Indian princess. Atop a 600 meter high range, covered in the thorn trees. Scrub and grasslands it is beautiful with ponds, streams, lakes and old ruins. The shy tigers of the Ranthambhore have often been photographed by visitors. Sambar - largest of all Asian deer, are easily seen as are Nilgai and Chinkara, the largest and the smallest Antelope. Ranthambhor is also excellent for birdwatching :
Peafowl, Grey Pratridge, Quail, Sandgrouse, Flocks of Parakeets, Eagles, Shorebirds and Waterbirds.

The best way to explore Ranthambhor is in a jeep as the park is well connected by arterial roads and tracks. Some of the popular sighted areas are Naghati, Bakaula, Anantpur and the Kachida rally.

Other wildlife consists of Hyena, Jackal, Slothbear, Chital, Nilgai, Wild boar, Mongoose, bird life include great Indian horned Owl, Painted Partridge, Painted partridge, Painted Stroke, Spoonbill, Paradise fly cather and green pigeon.