Ranthambore Safari Booking

Tiger Safari Ranthambore Timings The summer and winter timings of the Jeep Safaris at Ranthambore National Park are given below: Winter Timings: Safari Entry Exit Morning Safari: 07:30 hrs 10:30 hrs Evening Safari: 15:00 hrs 17:30 hrs Summer Timings: Safari Entry Exit Morning Safari: 06:30 hrs 09:30 hrs Evening Safari: 16:00 hrs 18:30 hrs The safari times at Ranthambore National Park may change slightly depending on the weather at different times of the year. Only previously approved vehicles can enter the National Park Ranthambore. Inside the Ranthambore wildlife reserve, all vehicles have to follow a fixed route and must leave the park in the evening by 6:30 p.m. Zone No. 1 Singh Dwar being the entry point is the most important place of the respective zone. The other places where you can catch a glimpse of the Royal Bengal Tigers include most often it is T-72 (Sultan), T-39 (Noor) and T-24 (Ustad)that are seen frisking at Singh Dwar, Kala Peela Pani,Kharia and Khabli. Zone No. 02 The main points ofthis zone are Bada Gate,Jogi Mahal, Jhalra, Phuta Kot,Nal Ghati(Kamaldhar),Amrahi,Parniya,Guda Chowki,Telan Pacheri, Further, the big cats that prowl here are T-19 (Krishna), T-20 (Jhumru), T-22 (Gayatri), T-24 (Ustad), T-39 (Noon) and T-72 (Sultan) Zone No. 3 Doodh Baawri,Tapman Nalah,Rajbagh Lake,High Point,Padam Talab, Mandook and The striped cats that await to entice the wildlife enthusiasts at these points include T-19 (Krishna) along with her three cubs and T-28 (Star Male). Zone No. 4 There are 15 major places in the respective zone, namely Aadi Dant,Baba Ki Gufa,Singh Dwar, Mendki De,Gular Kui, Lambi Ka Nalah, Malik Talab, Lakkad Da, Magar De, Tamba Khan,Aadi Dagar, Berda, Bhanwarde, Semli and Bhoot Khurra.It is the presence of T-6 (Romeo),T-16 (Machli),T-19 (Krishna) with three cubs,T-25 (Bhola/Dollar Male), T-28 (Star Male) andT-47 (Mr. Bond) that make these points special. Zone No. 5 The most prominent places in Zone V are Takiya Kui,Bakola, Jokha,Singh Dwar,Kachida,Bagdah Tiraha,Tamba Khan,Dhakda,Pili Ghati,Anatpura and Gular Kui. Most often four tigers are sighted here, namely T-6 (Romeo),T-3(Bhadur), two cubs of T-17 (Sunehari) and T-25 (Bhola/Dollar Male). Zone No. 6 This zone has 5 major points -Patwa Ki Baori,Kala Pani,Khabli, Saran Ka Pattha andSoleshwar. At these points the wildlife enthusiasts are welcomed bythe roar of T-24 (Ustad), T-34 (Kumbha), T-39 (Noor) and T-72 (Sultan). Zone No. 7 The respective zone is bestowed withthe best four places to sight the big cats. These four places are Rajbagh Naka,Kushalipura,Chidikho and Jamoda. Like the tigers are free to mark their territories, they are also free to prance anywhere in the park, yet at these points most commonly the following big cats are seen: T-8 (Ladli) with one cub andT-34 (Kumbha). Zone No. 08 This zone lets the visitors sight the same tigers that are marked in Zone VII, i.e., T-8 (Ladli) with one cub and T-34 (Kumbha) #localguides#familytrip#trip

Resort in Ranthambore

As you embark on your journey to Ranthambore National Park, prepare to be enchanted by the natural beauty and wildlife that awaits you. Nestled within the Aravali Hills, Ranthambore is home to the majestic Royal Bengal tiger and a variety of other exotic animals in their natural habitat. To fully experience the magic of this destination, stay at the Bagh Resort Ranthambore. This luxury nature resort offers the perfect blend of comfort and adventure. Wake up to the sounds of birds chirping and langurs calling to each other. Start your day with a delicious breakfast buffet featuring local delicacies and international fare. Then head out on a thrilling jungle safari in an open-air jeep. Spot tigers stalking their prey, leopards lounging in the sun, and over 300 species of birds soaring through the sky. Return from the safari to indulge in a rejuvenating spa treatment at the resort. As night falls, dine under a blanket of stars at the resort’s scenic outdoor restaurant. With its impeccable service, lavish amenities, and prime location, the Bagh Resort Ranthambore provides an unparalleled experience in the heart of nature. Your adventure awaits.

Ranthambore is known for its large tiger population. During the past few years, there has been a decline in the tiger population in Ranthambhore due to poaching and other reasons. As park tourism and the population of neighbouring villages increased, there were more frequent fatal human-tiger interactions and poaching. #tripblazers #india