Tiger Safari in Ranthambore

Years ago, what was a private game reserve for the Royals of Jaipur, today is Ranthambore Tiger Reserve and National Park. Surrounded by the oldest mountain ranges- the Aravallis, it offers the finest opportunities of spotting the Royal Bengal Tigers, fox, leopard, jackal, mongoose, sambhar deer, nilgai, langur, sloth bear, and many more. The 10^th century Ranthambore fort dominates the landscape, and the abandoned settlements that have been taken over by nature stay there as a proof of battles of an era that has long gone. You can be an audience to Ranthambore Wildlife by taking a wildlife safari from the months of October to June.

There are 2 types of safaris: Jeep Safari Tour and Canter Safari. The Jungle Safari is a great experience in itself where you get to see various species of animals in Ranthambore. The vehicle in canter safari can accommodate 20 people while in jeep safari the number is 6. The safari zones are allotted by the forest authorities on a random basis. Each day there are 2 slots provided for safari. Each safari may last up to 3 or 3 and half hours. There have been 86 tigers in the national park according to the count of the year 2022. The big cats are fairly magnificent. A look at them can make your whole safari worthwhile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I See Tigers in Ranthambore National Park?

Spotting tigers is a matter of chance. If luck is by your side, you surely will spot at least one of the big cats. Mostly they are spotted near the water sources. The best way is to stay for a couple of days so that you can spot tigers in at least one of your safaris.

What are the best zones for tiger sightings in Ranthambore?

Zones 2 and 3 are referred to as the best spotting zones as they have a good number of water sources which the big cats frequently come to.  Padam Lake, Malik Lake, and Rajbagh Lake are a few of them.

How many tigers are there in Ranthambore tiger reserve?

There are 86 tigers according to the count of 2022.