Tiger Safari in Ranthambore

Home to a growing population of tigers living within a fairly small area, Ranthambore National Park is a great place to spot these big cats. It was once the hunting ground of the Maharaja of Jaipur, but now it provides sanctuary for tigers and a host of other wildlife, making it the best place to see tigers in Rajasthan. At last count, in early 2018, there were 67 tigers living here, a number that was hugely up on the original 14–18 that were in Ranthambore when it became part of Project Tiger in 1973.

What comes to mind when you think of Ranthambore? Forests and tigers, right?
But Ranthambore is so much more. It is a very popular destination and attracts lots of tourists. Once, it was a private hunting place for the royal families of Jaipur. Now it is a national park, which has many forms of wildlife.

Ranthambore is a vast wilderness area located between the Aravallis and the Vindyas.It offers some of the best tiger sightings in the country. Other than the forest and wildlife, Ranthambore also consists of small rivers and lakes. And then there is the Ranthambore Fort. It is a very impressive structure, even now. The Surwal Lake is one of the biggest tourist attractions inside the park.

Although most people go to Ranthambore to visit tigers, that is not the only form of wildlife present there. There are also sloth bears, caracals, mongooses, jackals, hyenas, and leopards. Other animals include chital deer, sambhar deer, langur, nilgai, crocodiles, eagles, king vultures, and spotted deer. All of these animals live inside the park.

Park Timings The Ranthambore National Park is open from October to June. It is easily accessible from Mumbai, Delhi, and Jaipur. There are accommodation options for every type of budget, and you can have a comfortable stay.

Types of Safari
There are two types of tiger safaris inside the park. There is Jeep Safari and there is Canter Safari. A canter is an open bus that can seat 20 people. The Jeeps can seat six people. Two safaris take place every day inside the park.

The safari routes are fixed. The best way to explore the park is by taking a jeep safari. All Jeep safaris are accompanied by trained forest guides.

Thinking about how to book a safari?

Let us take a look at how to book a safari:

Things Required:
* Information about all the visitors This includes name, age, and gender.
* ID proof (Aadhar card, voter ID, driving licence, Pan card)
* Date of Safari
* Timing of Safari
* Safari fees

Things to Remember for Booking a Safari
* Safari fees are to be paid in advance.
* ID proof is a must.
* Confirmed bookings cannot be cancelled.
* If you cancel your booking for any reason, you won’t get a refund.
* You can book a safari up to 3 months in advance.
* You cannot transfer the booking to anyone else.
* All foreign tourists have to submit their passport details.
* Bookings are done on a first come, first served basis.
* You must carry the ID proof that you provided when booking the safari.
* The park may close without prior notice.
* Please report 15 minutes before the safari starts.
* We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or thefts that might occur during the safari.

Park Timings:
The park’s opening and closing times depend on the sunrise and sunset. It usually opens half an hour before sunrise and closes half an hour before sunset. The timings of sunset and sunrise differ according to seasons. The opening and closing times of the park differ accordingly.

It is recommended to book in advance because weekends and holidays experience heavy booking rushes. The morning safari starts half an hour after the sun rises. The afternoon safari ends half an hour before the sun sets. This is why safari timing changes depending on the season. The maximum time taken by each safari is three and a half hours.

So do not wait any longer and contact us today for Ranthambore tiger safari bookings.

We will make it easy for you to
* Booking a safari
* Making a smooth payment
* Choosing the mode of safari