Ranthambore is more than just a wildlife sanctuary—it’s an experience that immerses you in the primal beauty of India’s forests. Venture into its expansive terrain on a jeep safari, where the possibility of spotting a Bengal tiger keeps your senses heightened.
The Park is one of the prime examples of Project Tiger’s conservation efforts in Rajasthan. It extends over an area of 392 sq. kms of thick forests. In addition, it is a refuge for both the carnivore and herbivore. The numerous valleys and flat hilltops form picturesque surroundings of the 13th century historical Ranthambore Fort. The Tiger is the main predators found in this reserve. Hyena and Jackal are the scavengers. Sloth Bear and Wild Boar are the main carnivore. The main herbivores found in this park are Spotted Deer, Sambar, “Nilgai” (Blue Bull) Antelope, “Chinkara” (Indian gazelle) and the common Langur.
