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Sariska Tiger Reserve is now a  famous tourist spot for nature lovers , history buffs and wildlife enthusiasts. There is a protected area and you can find the rare  Royal Bengal Tiger  in this Sariska Tiger Reserve as it is called now. History of Sariska National Park The Maharajah of Alwar used to go on the hunting expeditions in ancient times. These ancient jungles have a mention in mythology as it is believed that the Pandava brothers roamed in this central forest area during exile. This is known as Pandu Pol. In the year 1955, it was made to be a wildlife reserve. This  wildlife sanctuary  was declared a national park and tiger in the year 1978. This tiger reserve was the very first one in the country to start relocating tigers under the Indian Governments Project Tiger Scheme as there was a sudden decline in their numbers. They successfully relocated these tigers who later became a better number. Wildlife Safari in Sariska This is one of th...

Sher Bagh is a spearheading, extravagance rose camp neighboring the Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve. Its 12 hand-sewed canvas tents in the style of The 1920s and excite nostalgic inspirations for life on a safari. The camp is outfitted in Edwardian, battle style furniture, which broadly decked the future King Edward VIIIth's commended voyage through India's wild heartlands in 1921. The showers and restrooms have been depicted as "gluttons amuse" while others have called Sher Bagh "the most resonating note in Ranthambhore's orchestra". The Library Bar, on the upper story of the Main Building, is a retreat, inside a retreat; an ideal spot to loosen up in the middle of amusement drives or toward the finish of the safari. Remote offices around there guarantee a guest stays associated with the world, even in the wilderness. Facilities and Services 1.        Bar 2.        Laundry 3.      ...

The happy environment and extravagant atmosphere of the Ranthambore Heritage Haveli Resort make it a standout amongst the most looked for after places in town Khilchipur of Sawai Madhopur, Ranthambore. This grand hotel is assembled remembering the solace of visitors, who are treated with warm cordiality and offered a variety of places to make them feel comfortable. Ranthambore Heritage Haveli Resort is an extravagance place with around 11 well-outfitted rooms and 06 simple houses, including facilities like TV, private washroom, private sit out, agreeable beds, and the sky is the limit from there. It has an open-air pool and a lavish green greenery enclosure with an off-site café, which offers some great culinary joys. The conventional engineering of this hotel and its rich subtleties mirrors a genuine Rajasthani culture, which guarantees the best solaces and magnificent friendliness for the visitors, who gets an illustrious treatment here. Try not to falter to visit this great ...

Ranthambore is all about royalty. Famous for its famous Tiger reserve and rich flora and fauna, Ranthambore is one of the most visited places in Rajasthan. And with this, the stay options and hotels in Ranthambore are not only luxurious but ensure the most memorable stays ever. The best hotels in Ranthambore, along with their hospitality will certainly sweep you off your feet. Here are the best of the lot — the hotels that will ensure the best vacation for you and your family. 1. Aman-i- Khas: The best of the glamping in India This is really khas (special); a favorite among the nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Situated on the edge of the national park, Aman-i-Khas has air-conditioned tents with all modern amenities and luxuries to guarantee a plush stay with royal charm. The in-house restaurant serves delectable food, prepared from the organic vegetables bought from a nearby farm. Visit anytime from October to April if you want to get the best of Ranthambore stays opt...

What could be a better & thrilling experience than falling in love at first sight, I guess nothing. I had visited the Ranthambore National Park along with my friends. We were there for four nights in all and we took 5 Safaris and saw 6 different tigers. Ranthambore National Park is truly mesmerizing. Every zone which we visited was different in its own way. We were truly mesmerized by Zone 3 which is as beautiful as it can be. With ample water and flora and fauna Zone, 3 is a Tiger’s paradise. I would love to mention that during our visit we were able to witness three generations of a Tiger. Seeing them all in just one visit to Ranthambore National Park was sheer luck. I still remember that as soon as we entered the jungle on our first safari in Zone 4, we saw Machli coming towards us and then disappearing in the bushes but coming out again when we were about to exit. This time she was with us for almost 30 minutes when she gracefully walked out of the forest and came...

Here are the recent photographs of Ranthambhore National Park, spotted at Safari Zone. Photos are captured by Abbas A Zaidi, a passionate wildlife photographer from India. Check out tiger sighting updates and analysis from tourism zones of Ranthambore.   You may also like to read: ·        Wildlife Tours ·        Ranthambore Jeep Safari ·        Tiger Tour of Ranthambore ·        Best Time to Visit in Ranthambore National Park    

Tigers are often looked as being one of the most beautiful yet ferocious animals and perhaps this is a sole driving factor that makes them even more interesting, creatures. But sadly, they have come to the verge of being categorized as endangered, thanks to the human sloppiness and prudence. We’re often clouded by many misconceptions with other large cat species, but hopefully, you’ll learn something about them through this blog where I’ve listed some facts about tigers. Spoiler alert - you would be knowing some of the facts already but what the hell! Amongst other wild cats, tigers are the largest animal You probably knew that Tigers are the largest amongst other wild cats but did you also know that the male Tigers weigh up to 300 kilograms! All they have to do is sit on top of you licking their paws, you’d be dead instantly. Tiger punch may kill you Leaving aside Tigers enormous body size, just look at their front-hands/legs. It is said that one swipe fro...