Ranthambore Safari – Tailor-Made India Tiger Itineraries

Ranthambore is one of the best spots in India to catch a glimpse of tigers in the wild.

If you’re visiting India’s Golden Triangle, Ranthambore is a short detour along the route between Agra and Jaipur, making it the most convenient stop for safari and a welcome break from sightseeing. For that reason, it’s also a very busy park so be prepared for crowds. We recommend spending 2-3 nights in Ranthambore. You can get away with a little less time here because the short distance to your next destination leaves time for a morning game drive on your departure day.

Ranthambore Fort and lake with birds nesting in a tree, Rajasthan, India

Ruined pavilion reflected in a lake at Ranthambore National Park, India

Bengal tiger yawning in the grasslands of Ranthambore National Park, India

Why visit Ranthambore National Park?

Set against a mesmerizing landscape of mystical temples, wild beauty and crumbling ruins, Ranthambore is a photographer’s paradise.

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Set against a mesmerizing landscape of mystical temples, wild beauty and crumbling ruins, Ranthambore is a photographer’s paradise.
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While the main attraction is undoubtedly the elusive tigers, the park provides a sanctuary for other wildlife including, among others: sambar, gazelle, caracal, black buck, crocodile, chital, wild boars and a wide array of birds.
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Don’t miss the ancient Ranthambore Fort, perched high on the cliffs overlooking the vast expanse of this spectacular park.

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