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Short Overview Ranthambore National Park

Once a hunting ground of the Indian Royalty and Britishers, Ranthambore National Park is now a globally famous wildlife sanctuary for tiger sightings. Located in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, it is one of the biggest and largest wildlife safaris in Northern India.

Exuding the charm of the bygone era through the massive ruins of the old Ranthambore fort, cruising through this jungle is a unique experience.

Ranthambore safari booking is usually pre-booked a year in advance; this is a small indication of how popular the magnificent national park is. Every national park has rare secrets that amplify the whole experience of the safari. Having organized a plethora of safaris and scaling the whole of the sanctuary, here are five rare reasons why you should get to Ranthambore Safari Booking Now:

All those who are with busy schedules can certainly visit the National Parks in India which will not only make you refresh and stress-free but also discover yourself and open the door of possibilities. Once you are hooked on this form of travel you will come back again and again. And believe me, it’s addictive. In my recent visit to Ranthambore, we had a very pleasant sighting in our initial game drives and these were not of Tigers. But of the leopards

Driving down the jungle enjoying the smell of the earth as drops of rain hit the ground. The calm forest with the sound of the birds was so soothing and out of the blue we heard the haunam langur calling, we stopped and started moving towards the sound and it started growing louder and fast. And there was a female leopard walking on top of the mountain shining in the golden rays of the sun. What was mind-blowing came to us the next day when we were in Zone 3 on a hot sunny afternoon waiting for Riddhi to make a move so that we can witness her bold and courageous style as she patrolled her territory.

After waiting for a while as we could just see a glimpse of her in the bushes and the dears strolling around malik talo. Riddhi appeared from nowhere chasing the deers to make a kill. She was unwell the previous week and seeing her doing the chase was like a surprise. She was quite close to our vehicle. Ranthambore National Park. Where we had maintained a distance and saw her do all sorts of things for 1,5 hrs. It was a lovely day. In our remaining safaris, we saw Sloth bears multiple times and birding was superb.

Whenever you have a short time to go out and release your stress National Parks are one of the best options that you can explore. You have safaris, amazing staying options, and friendly people to take care of you. A lot of destinations can be covered in 2 nights and 3 days and you are back at work on the 3rd day.

Importance of guides during the Ranthambore National Park safari

The guides and the drivers are locals who were residing in the forest for generations and know each and every route that is available by law for viewing the wildlife. Since their family has adapted to the human and animal conflicts they know how to behave with the animals and what is their likely behavior in a given situation. These are one of the finest tiger trackers that you can bet on for a great sighting. A few have outgrown as they learned in their journey as a guide and have become popular.

Other activities to experience in Ranthambore National Park

Apart from Ranthambore safari booking, one can do a lot of activities which can give you an amazing experience. These activities can be visiting the UNESCO world heritage site – The Ranthambore Fort right at the gate of Zone 3 gives you an insight into how it was built by the kings during their time. The unique specialty of this Fort is that it has a Trinetra Ganesh Temple which is only found here and gives special religious importance as well. As we move towards Chambal we experience a boat ride that helps us witness Gadiyal in the wild. It’s a 45-minute ride in the Gadiyal/Chambal Scantury which gives a unique birding experience as well. If you happen to go during the evenings you can enjoy the sundowners along with tea and cookies.

Then one can experience village walks, handloom visits, and do hand print work as an activity for their children.

Wildlife is full of surprises and experiences you cannot predict the next move. The best way to enjoy the wild is to take it as it comes it will definitely make you a storyteller.