Ranthambore National Park
Ranthambore National Park Is One Of The Largest National Parks In Northern India. It Is Situated In Sawai Madhopur District Of Southeastern Rajasthan, About 180 Km South East Of Jaipur, Which Is Also The Nearest Airport. The Nearest Town And Railway Station Is At Sawai Madhopur, About 11 Km Away And Kota Is The Another Convenient Station As All The Train Stops At Kota Which Is 110 Kms From Ranthambhore.

Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary Is Known For Its Tigers And Is One Of The Best Places In India To See These Majestic Predators In The Jungle. Tigers Can Be Easily Spotted Even During The Day Time. A Good Time To Visit Ranthambore National Park Is In November And May When The Nature Of The Dry Deciduous Forests Makes Sightings Common. Its Deciduous Forests Were Once A Part Of The Magnificent Jungles Of Central India.

The Park Lies At The Edge Of A Plateau, And Is Bounded To The North By The Banas River And To The South By The Chambal River. There Are Several Lakes In The Park. It Is Named For The Historic Ranthambhore Fortress, Which Lies Within The National Park. It Is One Of India's Project Tiger Reserves. Other Major Wild Animals Include Leopard, Nilgai, Dhole, Wild Boar, Sambar, Hyena, Sloth Bear And Chital. It Is Also Home To Wide Variety Of Trees, Plants, Birds And Reptiles.

Ranthambore Is Considered As One Of The Famous And Former Hunting Grounds Of The Maharajas Of Jaipur, Today The Ranthambore National Park Terrain Is Major Wildlife Tourist Attraction Spot That Has Pulled The Attention Of Many Wildlife Photographers And Lovers In This Destination.

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