Ranthambore National Park

Did you know that Ranthambore is home to staggering;
  • * 40 species of mammals
  • * 320 species of birds
  • * 40 Species of Reptiles
  • * 02 amphibian species
  • * 50 species of Butterflies
  • * 300 species of plants 

  Ranthambore Photogallery

About Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore History

The population density was very low and exploitation of forests to fulfill local needs was negligible.

Ranthambore Birds

Ranthambore, due to its varied terrain and abundance of water bodies, has an excellent population of birds.

Flora & Fauna

Ranthambhore's unique climatic and vegetational features have given rise to forests that are dry and open with little and stunted ground cover.

Ranthambore Geography

Such forests were found all along the North and Central Aravalis but in the last few decades they have been badly degraded.

Ranthambore Tigers

In 1973, when the when the Project Tiger was launched, Ranthambhore was one of the original 9 reserves to be taken under the Project.

Ranthambore Safari

Sighting tigers in the wild is totally a matter of chance but these chances can be improved considerably.