Ranthambore

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Ranthambore was the private hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur until Project Tiger protected it in 1973. Today it is one of India's finest arenas for sighting the Royal Bengal Tiger in the wild — the combination of open grassland, ancient ruins and watchful tigers at lakeside makes Ranthambore uniquely photogenic among Indian reserves. The park's diverse terrain — rocky ridges, lakes, meadows and thorn forest — supports tiger, leopard, sloth bear, caracal, hyena and hundreds of bird species. Dominating the park is the 10th-century Ranthambore Fortress, a UNESCO-listed fort from which the Chauhan Rajputs once commanded the surrounding plain.

Highlights

Must-See & Do

Festivals

Festivals in Ranthambore

Journeys

Tours Including Ranthambore

10 Days

September "“ February

The Royal Forts, Wilderness & Heritage Trail

Delhi · Agra · Ramathra Fort · Ranthambore · Jaipur · Samode · Delhi

• Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb and a morning walk in Lodhi Garden
• Taj Mahal at sunrise "” from the Mehtab Bagh garden the evening before
• Ramathra Fort "” 17th-century citadel above Kalisil lake and the Daang Plateau

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13 Days

October "“ March

Echoes of Forts & Forests

Delhi · Agra · Bharatpur · Jaipur · Ranthambore · Bundi · Udaipur · Rawla Narlai · Jodhpur · Delhi

• Taj Mahal at sunrise, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri
• Keoladeo Ghana National Park (UNESCO) at Bharatpur "” 370+ bird species
• Chand Baori stepwell at Abhaneri "” 9th century, inverted pyramid

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13 Days

September "“ February

Crowns, Citadel & Countryside

Delhi · Agra · Ramathra Fort · Ranthambore · Jaipur · Pushkar · Deogarh · Udaipur · Ranakpur · Kumbhalgarh · Jodhpur · Delhi

• Taj Mahal at sunrise, Agra Fort
• Ramathra Fort "” 17th-century citadel above Kalisil lake, boat ride and sunset
• Village walk at Ramathra and meeting local farming families

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