Updated on – 17/Feb/2022
Traveling to Ranthambore National Park in India is high on the list for a lot of travelers. There is a good deal of tourists and we love those as well who are on an expedition of self-discovery and for animal therapy. There is a longing in all of us to do something bizarre from our monotonous life. Safari is one good reason where you find yourself and your bonding with wildlife. Despite the crowds and chaos, in numerous ways, Ranthambore National Park is the ideal home to 40 species of mammals, 320 species of birds, 40 Species of Reptiles, 2 amphibian species, 50 species of Butterflies, 300 species of plants. Let’s find the meaning of a balanced way of life where loving the appearance of nature and wild beasts will make your heart melt.
Are you a Safari Addict?
If you are a safari addict then spotting tigers and other wild animals must be your hardcore thing. I truly believe there is nothing more special than seeing tigers, it is almost like an achievement for a travel freaking person.
You cannot ignore such a deep connection with nature where you feel a sense of completeness that will be fresh for you. Popping into a safari is pure bliss and very refreshing. So safari is a great healer and perfect gateway to rejuvenate. Safari addicts always prefer to do advance booking for multiple safari zones to make a huge difference as far as hassle-free trips are concerned.
But make sure your stay is pre-planned so last-minute hustle will be avoidable. Be sure to make your stay for 3 days at least to take full advantage of the jungle safari and thank me later.
Explore Ranthambore National Park this time of the year
November to March is the main time of the year you should visit Ranthambore national park. All the safari gates are active and open this time. During the monsoon season from July to mid-October the park remains closed. This is the peak time to hit the park genuinely if your main concern is to spot tigers and the green space extract a better view.