Wildlife Adventure Awaits at Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve

Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve is one of India’s largest national parks, renowned for its majestic tigers and diverse wildlife.

Established in 1955 as a wildlife sanctuary and transformed into a national park in 1980, it was founded to promote tiger conservation. The reserve covers 392 square kilometers and showcases a unique combination of dry deciduous forest and open grasslands.

Wildlife Wonders

🐅 Thriving Tiger Population - The reserve is home to over 60 tigers, making it one of the best places for tiger sightings in the wild.

🌳 Diverse Flora and Fauna - Visitors can spot over 300 species of birds, leopards, and various deer species amidst rich greenery.

🏰 Historical Forts - The reserve houses ancient forts like Ranthambore Fort, adding a cultural dimension to its natural beauty.

Accessibility is paid, making it suitable for wildlife enthusiasts, families, and photographers who appreciate nature and conservation.