Bakaula

One of the popular wildlife safari locations inside Ranthambore National Park is Bakaula or Bakhola, which is located 24 kilometres from the park’s entry gate. Due to its dense tree population and the numerous water holes, tiny pools, and other water bodies that are spread throughout, Bakaula is among the coolest areas in the Ranthambore area. Additionally, the dense vegetation retains moisture in the air, bringing down the temperature in this region. The Bakaula area of Ranthambore National Park features a plethora of animals including birds, squirrels, mongooses, and monkeys due to the excellent forest cover and water accessibility. This area is particularly well-known for its abundance of lions, and it’s common to see mother tigers wandering around with their young. People can visit this area only as a part of their wildlife safari trips in Ranthambore National Park. Just take a camera and additional equipment with you while visiting this famous tourist spot in Ranthambore, you will be surprised to get some awe-inspiring pictures of wildlife here.