Explore The Magnificent Ranthambore With Ranthambore Tour Packages

Ranthambore is one of the most famous destinations found in Rajasthan, the western state of India. With its magnificent places, havelis, sandy deserts, forts and great cultural heritage, Ranthambore attracts several numbers of visitors every year. There are too many things waiting for you at the Ranthambore in order to explore. We provide various types of fix price and customized Ranthambore tour package to the people who wish to spend their vacation holidays in Ranthambore. There are many eye-catching spots available for you to watch in Ranthambore.

Ranthambore Fort, Ranthambore Rajasthan India

The Ranthambore national park is described as one of the most important places in the world to get pleasure from the wildlife photography. Here, the visitors can able to capture the tiger with its different moments and moods. Aside from the ranthambore national park, there are also places, including Jogi Mahal, Ranthambore fort and various species of fauna and flora that are also give you a worth look. In Ranthambore, you can also receive the feel of local traditions and customs of the regions. Furthermore, we have good tie up with several locations and in turn offer resorts and hotels where you can able to manage your offsite in an effective manner.

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan

As per the number of individuals, test of clients and budget, we arrange the entire trip on a very economical cost. We are engaged in furnishing you the excellent deals on Ranthamboretiger safari booking. 

Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan India

A jeep safari consequently followed by the dinner comprising of region’s delicacies, which is an experience never missed in your lifetime. We offer a wide range of holiday offers and tour packages for the tiger reserve of ranthambore, which will meet with your limited budget and requirements. According to the nature, accommodation and duration needed at the time of leisure travel or holiday trip to the ranthambore tiger reserve, the tour packages get vary hot and best for you.

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Explore Royal Wild Tiger With Ranthambore Tiger Safari Booking

Ranthambhore is one among the largest National Parks of Northern India. This national park is situated in Sawai Madhopur District of Rajasthan. Many people from various parts of the country as well as world gather here to enjoy the sightseeing of Ranthambore wildlife sanctuary, ranthambore fort and safari rides. It also serves as one of the most popular and favorite tourist destinations for student group, family tour and corporate group. If you opt for our short tiger safari in Ranthambore National park, you will be able to see royal Bengal tiger along with varied series of animals and greeneries which make it as a wonderful holiday destination. You can also enjoy watching deciduous type of vegetation throughout this province.

Ranthambore National Park Tour package

Our Ranthambore tour package is specially designed for those people who want to uncover the uniqueness of wildlife. During our tour, you can enjoy every second of your life by availing incredible excitement. Our tour includes various destinations apart from Ranthambore National Park. With our tour package, our visitors will be taken around Ranthambhore National park. They will also be taken to nearby places such as Ranthambore fort, Jaipur, Padam Talao and many more. However, the duration of tour will be based on the tour package chosen by our visitors.

Ranthambore tiger safari booking

Our Ranthambore National Park Tiger safari is going to be a treat for every nature and wildlife lover. The time which you spend on watching roaming tigers, a gamut of chirpy birds and animals and verdant greenery will remain in your memory throughout your life. The money which you spend on safari tour is worth enough to explore rare species of flora and fauna once in your lifetime. With Ranthambore tiger safari booking, you will not only see tiger, but also other specious of animals such as Rhino, leopard, monkey, Crocodile, Striped Hyena, chital, sambar deer and Nilgai. 

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Embark On Ranthambore Tour Package To Explore Heroic Tigers - Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore national park is one of the most popular wildlife parks in India. It is also regarded as the best place to see the roaming royal Bengal tiger in the country. Ranthambore is also well known for other species of wildlife and safaris which is open from sunrise to sunset. 

Our Ranthambore tiger safari booking takes tourists into the forest resgions of Ranthambore National Park. During this journey, it is possible for our visitors to spot wild animals closely. Our tourists get relished by looking at the brave royal Bengal tiger in the midst of forest. Our handpicked team of guides will be able to provide you with all information about Indian habitat with their years of experience and immense knowledge.

Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan India

We have also done countless hours of research to find out the best location for our guests for sightseeing the natural destinations of Indian Wildlife. Our experienced trackers, drivers, rangers and guides will make your tiger safari as an adventure to be remembered throughout your life. Our staffs will also share about their passion for wildlife including animals, plants, birds and ecology in order to provide the guests with best and well informed tiger safari experience. Knowing the needs and requirements of our guests, you have made arrangements for wildlife tours. We have also designed Ranthambore tour package to meet the needs of spectacular wildlife photographers from all over the world.

Tiger Safari Tour Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan India

Wild Tiger Safari Tour Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan India

Apart from remarkable wildlife tour, our guides will also take you on stunning adventures so you can experience varied cultural minutiae of Indian Wildlife with tiger Safari. With our specially designed tour, you can revitalize your senses and can even be amazed by marvel of nature. If you book tiger safari with us, you can avail the opportunity of having spectacular views of wildlife. You can embark on this lucrative journey with us that you even forget in your life. 

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Delhi - Ranthambore National Park - Delhi ( Route Map)

Route 1 can be divided into following sections.

1. Getting out of Delhi. Delhi – Gurgaon

2. Gurgaon – Jaipur

3. Jaipur – Dausa

4. Dausa – Lalsot

5. Lalsot – Ranthambore

1. Getting out of Delhi. Delhi – Gurgaon

Distance – Depends on your starting point in Delhi.

Time – Depends on above.

Quality of tar – Excellent

Toll – Rs 17

Nothing great to write home about. Depends on where you are. Ask for ‘Dhaula Kuan’ and get on to jazzy new-age Delhi-Gurgaon expressway. Be very careful since this high-speed drive is very new to this country. More so if its early morning or late evening. Its just impossible to spot jay-walkers. Very unfortunate that this highway has seen too many accidents in the limited time of its operation. Pay toll as they ask and keep going.

2. Gurgaon – Jaipur

Distance – 220 KMs odd

Time – 3.3 hours (Avg of 65+ with no breaks)

Quality of Tar – Excellent

Toll – Rs 21 + Rs 55 + Rs 35 = Rs 111

You are on NH8. Super quality high speed roads which only gets slowed because of numerous toll booths and small cities. So watch out for petty traffic while you cross Dharuhera, Behror, Kotputli, Shahpura. After Shahpura, enjoy Amer fort on your right followed by Jal-Mahal. Go all the way till transport nagarand then take the left which goes to Agra.

3. Jaipur – Dausa

Distance – 50 KMs

Time – 1.2 hours

Quality of Tar – Excellent to good

You are now on NH 11 which connect Jaipur to Agra. The most interesting thing on this route is that as you take a left, you feel like as if you are entering a grand castle or a palace. On both sides of the narrow road, Government of Rajashthan seems to be doing some kind of renovation project for all the old Havelis, fort-castle kinda architecture building. You are actually flanked by these structures till you reach ‘Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh’.

This is an old mini-palace which is now more famous for hosting parties and acting as a venue for marriages. We did stop since we knew that it has large lush lawns and we could probably use it as a lunch-pad but the guards at the gate didn’t allow us to take our food inside, though we could see a large shamiana which was being dismantled with the debris pointing to the lavish and wild party of previous night. We still decided to pay for the entrance but came out even more dejected. The loos were stinking and the palace was locked. On being challenged, the guards did offer us to show the palace but we moved on

From now till Dausa outskirts, a new high-speed highway is being laid. So at most of the places only one side of carriage-way was open but since there was hardly any traffic, we could clock well. Dausa is famous for Rajesh Pilot.

It also seemed that we were not really driving through the hinterland, it was pretty close to NH8 experience.

4. Dausa – Lalsot

Distance – 25-30 KMs

Time – .8 to 1 hour

Quality of Tar – Poor

As you enter Dausa, you need to now leave NH 11 and get inside the city. After maneuvering city traffic which never ends, you now find yourself in true countryside. The average speed takes a hit but we didn’t mind that. Somehow those long boring dry highways cease to give you any high beyond few KMs. We passed through as what looked like the ruins of old cities.

At times passing through narrow lanes, paved ways, looking at village life from too close, hen sheds, wells, occasional school and what not.

5. Lalsot – Ranthambore

Distance – 90 KMs

Time – 1.5 hour

Quality of Tar – Excellent

Toll – Rs 30

By now, you would have lost all hope of finding a good road only to be surprised pleasantly to find a road which seemed like freshly baked. It was part of ‘Mega Highway Yojna’ and road-signs were fairly ambitious. We were pretty far and away from Bhopal and we could find signages for Bhopal, Jabalpur and Ambala (on the other side).

We went on and reached ‘Sawai Madhopur’ by 1.00 PM. Post Sawai, you find yourself in a maze of high-life hotels thinly spread over the large landscape. We had started from Ghaziabad at 6 in the morning. We reached our hotel, Pugmarks, by 1.30 ish making 460 KMs in 8 odd hours. So far so good.

Whatever goes up, comes down

If you have read so-far than I would save you more effort by making this section shorter,without driving too fast. We returned through an alternate route.

Route 2 can be divided into following sections.

1 Ranthambore – Lalsot – Dausa

2 Dausa – Sikandra

3 Sikandra – Rajgarh – Alwar

4 Alwar – Kishangarh – Bhiwari – Daruhera

5 Dharuhera – Gurgaon – Delhi

1 Ranthambore – Lalsot – Dausa

Similar experience as in ‘To’ journey.

2 Dausa – Sikandra

Distance – 30 odd KM

Time – 20 minutes

Quality of Tar – Excellent (out of the world)

Toll – Rs 40

From Dausa, ask for the road which goes to Agra. As you get out of the city, you would have to blink many times to believe what you landed on to. Super shiny surface, tolled road. But this road is yours only for next 25-30 KMs which you can cover in 15-20 minutes. Turn left from Sikandara towards Alwar.

3 Sikandra – Rajgarh – Alwar

Distance – 75 odd KM

Time – 75 minutes

Quality of Tar – Excellent

Toll – Rs 35

While Dausa-Sikandara was out of the world, this one is no laggard as well. After driving for a while we read the boards and found that this is again the part of same ‘Mega Highway Yojna’. This is a single road so you have to more careful but we could hardly find any traffic on a Monday afternoon. Its a tolled road and there is not much action beyond the road. You get past royal Rajgarh, and since we were heading towards Delhi, there were enough signs to guide us. Post Alwar, you have to take few turns so as to avoid the main city.

4 Alwar – Kishangarh – Bhiwari – Daruhera

Distance – 90 odd KM

Time – 100 minutes

Quality of Tar – Good

Now you are out of the maze of highways and its good old solid black tar with its own share of jhilmil Dhabas, tractors, small towns. The road is pretty good and its almost a one straight single road till the industrial and house-booming town of Bhiwadi. Post Bhiwadi, turn right and latch on to busy NH8.

5 Dharuhera – Gurgaon – Delhi

Distance – 60 odd KM

Time – 60 minutes

Quality of Tar – Very good

Nothing great to home write about. Usual good roads with a the routine highway rush. As we entered the city, we felt like the part of melee doing our chores. And after surviving BRT and falling back on DND, we reached our place by 7.30 PM. We started at about 11.30 AM. This route is shorter by 1.5 hours and by about 50 KMs.


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Encounter with Tiger

we decided to take a break from everything and spend some time with our natural heritage. I made the arrangements with Ranthambore Jeep Safari.com and got us a 2 day break in Ranthambhore national park. This park is very famous for it’s tiger sighting.

Ranthambhore National Park is about 4 hours drive away from Jaipur. there, we started from Jaipur. The plan was to start as early in the morning as possible. The route was scenic with mustard fields on both sides of the roads. Road conditions were not too bad and we reached our resort by 12:45pm. Our next safari was due in another 90 minutes. All formalities were hurried up and we had a almost quick lunch. Almost quick I say, as I had underestimated the power of great food.

Vehicles enter into the park at fixed times during the morning and evening , they  have to follow a fixed route and there are 5 routes , the vehicles have to   leave the park by the end of the appointed time. Traffic into the park is highly regulated , at a given time not more than 5 jeeps can travel on a particular route and more than 16 vehicles are not allowed into the zone at the same time.We had 2 gypsies booked for our party so we had enough freedom and it was great for photography. There was no need to jostle with 20 strangers in canter to get a good view of anything. On my first drive, I was assigned Zone 3. Zone 3 is the most picturesque zone that I saw. With lakes and fort on the hill and great birdlife, We took our first stop at Padam Lake. Our Guide pointed our attention towards a croc sleeping on a rock. Honestly I would have missed it completely had it not been shown to me. Just a few meters away from us was a Golden duck basking in the sun.  The deer grazing 100 yards away at the lake's edge were clearly the more compelling sight.To our disappointment we did sight the tiger We had heard that the park traffic is too much and really damages your chances of catching a sighting of a tiger. The amount of jeeps and canter was sad as the noise and commotion was too much to hope to see anything elusive like a tiger or leopard .We came back to the resort all covered in dust and tired. Spent the first night with good food, folk music, bonfire. As the next safari was scheduled at 6:30 am, we all dragged ourselves to the rooms by 11:30 pm.

We got our wakeup call by 5:30 am. I was already up and ready by then. I wonder why I can not do the same when I have to go to the office. Matters not. Came down and saw that hot tea and rusks are waiting right next to a heap of blankets. I got me a cuppa and got into our jeep. Note to potential visitors: Do not mix morning tea and morning safaris on a cold day. Ranthambhore does not have scheduled pit stops and you never know what may be lurking on the other side of the bush you are "Marking your territory".We finished fast with the entry formalities to the park and our Guide quickly started his routine explnations about the Ranthambore Sanctury Wildlife, Birds & Fauna.We were assigned zone number 4. The season being the right time, we were able to considerable see many wild animals. That is the beauty of a National Park. We can see the animals freely roaming around. A few minutes down the road we came across a couple of Sambar deers. Well so much for the nature’s way. As we drove down on that cold misty morning, we came across three male Chinkaras playing in the grass.  We saw a guard circling the pugmarks. A male tiger was supposed to have been around earlier that morning. So we decided to wait and listen for alarm calls. But it seem the cat is playing around and hence we came back to our hotel. Seems like there were some guests who had seen our tiger. Our tiger... but there was no worry. All of us were satisfied with seeing what was there to see.

This was our third and last safari. Luckily we got Zone 3. I was bracing myself for another bumpy ride. With the lovely deciduous forests around, our jeep safari went through the imli, mango, babul, banyan trees that covered the entire area completely. The tree known as the flame of the forest or the Chila, the Dhok, Khajur and Khair were other common trees that Champak pointed out to us. He said that Dhok formed most of the trees.

 

As we started, Abbas said "Sir, today we will see nothing but tiger and will not stop for anything else".we came across a little opening where some Sambars were enjoying their evening Snack. Salim asked the driver to stop again. As we stopped, he folded his arms and sat back in his seat. I asked him what was it. He said something is not right. One Sambar was alert and was looking into far away grass. We decided to sit back as well and give a rest to our backs. One by one jeeps from previous sightings started coming back. Everyone asked what we were doing, all we said was waiting. No other guide or tourist insisted to wait with us. They had already seen tigers or parts of them and they wanted to move on. After a while we were almost all alone there. Only one official jeep kept faith in us and joined up. Suddenly there was an alarm call. We all moved to a road where we will have a better vantage point. We sat there and waited. Then it happened. She emerged from the tall grass and walked towards us. She was coming right at us. Confidently strolling she made her way. By the time she came out of the thicket she was too close for me to get a photograph of her on my 100-400. I checked and AF won’t work, she was closer than 1.8M, the minimum focusing distance. She paid no attention to us, marked her territory before walking up in the grass a few meters further. We saw her spellbound till she disappeared completely in the distance. Thrilled, we dashed back towards exit. It was close to gate timings. As we exited from the park, we were all smilling funny.

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