National Park Ranthambore (Sawaimadhopur)

About National Park Ranthambore (Sawaimadhopur) Ranthambore


Amidst the vicinity of Aravalli hills, wildlife finds its favorite abode in Rajasthan’s Ranthambore National Park. With its significant charm and serene aura, the most famous national park of India serves to be home to a wide range of flora and fauna. Sprawling across a vast area of 1344 sq km, the Ranthambore National Park Safari is the most admired wildlife safari spot amongst tourists. The Ranthambore National Park animals have been revered to a great extent for their valor, and Machli, the most famous tigress was one of them. Her courage had attracted various creators of TV shows and photographers for documentaries. 

In addition to tigers, Ranthambore is also home to a variety of wildlife and birds endemic to this region. Not just wildlife, it also boasts plenty of heritage sites including the grand Ranthambore Fort, Jogi Mahal, and many scenic lakes which have been the preferred hunting spots of the majestic rulers of Ranthambore. The Ranthambore National Park timing varies depending upon the duration of the day and season. The tigers may be witnessed at any time and this is why the location is fantastically well-known for tiger tours. If you are a wanderlust looking for a majestically thrilling holiday being embraced by nature in the presence of rich green deciduous forests, you will love to be enthralled by the ambiance of this national park. 

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National Park Ranthambore (Sawaimadhopur)

Weather : 19° C

Timings :6.30 AM to 10.30 A.M; 2.30 PM to 6.00 PM

Time Required : Ideally, one entire day is required to explore this park

Entry Fee : INR 100 for Indians and INR 800 for foreigners

Contact Number: +91 9024104977

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History


Since historical times this region has been a favorite hunting and residence spot of Kachwaha Rajput rulers. The forts and other ancient edifices have been standing tall since the 10th century AD. But when it comes to Ranthambore National Park, Sawai Madhopur Gaming Sanctuary was established across an area of 282 sq km in 1955 by the Government of India to protect wildlife. In 1973, the Ranthambore forest was also listed under the Project Tiger initiated by the Government of India to save and enhance the endangered species of animals within the country. Ranthambore forest was declared a National Park in 1980. The adjacent forests of this park were established as the Sawai Mansingh Sanctuary and Keladevi Sanctuary and this tiger reserve was extended further to incorporate the two sanctuaries in 1992.

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Activities


Tips for visiting


  • The forest remains closed from May to September for safaris because it is the mating season of tigers. 
  • Tigers have their own identity and names with which they are known to the keepers of the national park. This has been done to give a separate significance of their own to the tigers. 
  • Taking mobile phones for photography is permitted, but if you have any other professional equipment like video cameras, you will have to pay a little extra to take them with you. 
  • Book your safari tickets before choosing your favorite zone of safari. There are 10 zones out of which tigers are easiest to spot in zones 1-5. 

Best time to visit


Nearby Atractions


  • Ranthambore Fort
  • Trinetra Ganesha Temple
  • Bakula Region
  • Kachida Valley
  • Jogi Mahal
  • Padam Talao
  • Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History
     

Nearby market/ shopping places


  • New Mall - A cool hanging spot where you can check out the stores, grab a bite, and have a good time.
  • Sanyukts Mart Pvt. Ltd.- A marketplace for your needs and basic day-to-day items, you can get it all here.

Nearby Hotels


  • Dev Vilas
  • Oberoi Vanya Vilas
  • Aman-i-Khas
  • Tiger Moon Resort
  • Heritage Haveli Ranthambore
  • Raj Palace Resort
  • Puratan Qila
     

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Nearby Restaurants


  • Cafe Chai Chaska
  • Chaanv
  • Dhonk Cafe
  • Chulha Restaurant
  • Sky Lounge
  • The Dining Room
     

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Getting In ranthambore

BY AIR

The Jaipur International Airport is the nearest airport to the Ranthambore national park which is about 160 km away from it. Plenty of domestic and international flights operate from Jaipur and are easy to board. You can book a taxi, cab, or bus at the airport to reach Ranthambore.

BY ROAD

The road network connectivity is well-built from Ranthambore to other cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Kota which are further well-connected to different parts of the country. You can self-drive or even book a taxi or take an inter-city bus service. 

BY RAIL

The closest rail station to the Ranthambore National Park is the Sawai Madhopur Railway station and it is just 11 km away from the park. The station is a well-known connecting point to various big cities of the country. You may take a taxi or board a bus to reach here.

BY Car

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Customer Reviews

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  • ( 5 - Excellent Based on 1 review )
  • jeevanc207
  • Jaipur
  • ( On january 10, 2022 )
  • 5 - Excellent

Great service and friendly team

Our Rajasthan trip was very unorganized and from day 1 we need to argue for each committed hotel and details. Driver and hotel were not informed in advance and we need to pay 12000/- for the forceful event at the hotel which was never informed to us.

Hoteldekho.com Reviews

  • ( 5 - Excellent Based on 1 review )
  • jeevanc207
  • Jaipur
  • ( On january 10, 2022 )
  • 5 - Excellent

Great service and friendly team

Our Rajasthan trip was very unorganized and from day 1 we need to argue for each committed hotel and details. Driver and hotel were not informed in advance and we need to pay 12000/- for the forceful event at the hotel which was never informed to us.

People Also Ask About National Park Ranthambore (Sawaimadhopur)

Ranthambore National Park is located in Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan.

Ranthambore National Park animals don't just include the tigers in them. But, even so, there are about 70 tigers in the reserve itself.

Ranthambore National Park is famous for its large tiger populations. One should go to Ranthambore National Park if they want to see the majestic beasts in their grandeur.

Ranthambore National Park charges a slight entry fee from its visitors. Indians have to pay INR 100 for entry, whereas foreigners pay INR 800 for the same.

If you are visiting during the Ranthambore National Park timing hours, trained personnel will be there to assist and guarantee your safety.

There is a restriction on carrying food inside the Ranthambore National Park.

If you have a permit for flying drones in the park only then you will be allowed to fly one.

Yes, there is no restriction on photography in Ranthambore National Park. For the Ranthambore National Park safari as well, there is no restriction on the use of cameras.

Ranthambore National Park has plenty to offer, and for those looking for a complete and fulling experience, it is preferable to plan at least a 3 day trip for the same.

The tourists can take beautiful pictures in the park, or go on a jungle safari. Not just that, there is the option for hiking up to Ranthambore Fort as well.

Not just Ranthambore National Park, but there is plenty to see around it as well. Some of the must-visit places include Ranthambore Fort, Jogi Mahal, Padam Talao, and many more.

Even though there are no places to stay inside the park itself, there are plenty of luxurious hotels close by. Dev Vilas, Oberoi Vanya Vilas, Puratan Qila are some of the few names when it comes to cozy stays.

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