Being India’s most popular wildlife reserve, Ranthambore National Park has played a major role in boosting tourism footprints in Rajasthan as well as India. However, India is bestowed with many wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, but Ranthambore Safari is enormously rich in flora and fauna species. Resting amidst the foothills of Aravali Hills, the wildlife reserve is densely covered with dry and deciduous forests. It has become a prominent hotspot of wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers in Rajasthan due to its populace achieved from being a home of Tigress Machli – the Queen of Ranthambore.
Tiger trail in Ranthambore – The national park is widely popular for its rich Royal Bengal Tiger population that can be spotted in the reserve on a jeep safari or canter safari. Ranthambore National Park is sub-divided into 10 safari zones, of which zone 1 to 5 are considered as the best ones to spot tigers due to its great lake system. It is highly expected that during the summer season, the tiger usually locates around the lakeside for drinking water or sunbathing. Although the choice of the zone for Tiger Trail does not affect by the interest, because the zones are randomly allotted by the forest department on the spot.
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Best time to visit – The months of the winter season (November to March) are the best to plan Ranthambore Trip with friends or family as the climate during the season remains pleasant and soothing. In the magical bliss of winter season, besides tiger safari, you can also enjoy the best Horse Safari in Rajasthan and discover the rugged terrains of the town. Due to the dry and arid landscape, the small town in Sawai Madhopur experiences hot and sunny days in the summer season. Monsoon is restricted to enjoy jeep safari in the reserve.
Conclusion: Ranthambore is one of the best wildlife destinations in India to experience the real wilderness sight of tigers and other fauna species. Plan your escapade in Ranthambore and book accommodation at the best Luxury resorts in Ranthambore in Maa Ashapura Farm nestled beautifully in the bliss of nature.