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Jungle Safari Booking in Ranthombore Tiger Reserve
Ranthambore National Park is one of the most renowned wildlife destinations of Northern India, 
which attracts tourists with is amazing diversities. Located about 130 km from Jaipur in the Sawai 
Madhopur district of Rajasthan, the national park was once the hunting grounds of the Maharajas of 
Jaipur. Ranthambore national park is spread across 400 sq km and declared a wildlife sanctuary in 
the year 1957. It gained the acclamation of ‘Project Tiger’ in the year 1974 and got accreditation of 
national park in 1981.
Named after a huge fort, which is located in the top of a hill, the park is filled with natural beauty and 
varied resources. Along with its rich flora and fauna, Ranthambore also holds its unique charm by 
housing several ruins of ancient times. This makes jungle safari Ranthambore National 
Park exquisite in its own way.
Flora:
The magnificent flora of the jungle comprises 
dry deciduous trees with a variety of 
approximately 300 species. Some of these 
are Aam Babul, Imli, Dhak Dhok, Jamun, 
Kadam, Kajur, Khair, Mahua, Neem etc.
Fauna:
Known for its density of diurnal tigers, 
Ranthambore National Park also is the 
residence of various other species namely 
Leopards, Striped Hyenas, Sambar deer, 
Chital, Nilgai, Common or Hanuman langurs, 
Jackals, Jungle cats, Sloth bears, Black bucks, 
Indian Wild Boar, Chinkara, Indian False 
Vampires, Indian Flying Foxes, Indian Foxes, 
Indian Gerbilles, Indian Porcupines, Small 
Indian Civets and Common mongoose. Along 
with these myriad species of reptiles and 
birds can be spotted in this forest. 
Hence, Jungle safari booking Ranthambore 
National Park is popular amongst the nature 
lovers as well as wildlife enthusiasts.
Entry Gates:
Zone 1: Singh Dwar is the main entry point of this zone. This zone is mainly home for T-72 (Sultan), T-
39 (Noor) and T-24 (Ustad). The other adjoining areas where you can spot the Royal Bengal Tigers are 
Dhoop Chowk, Kala Peela Pani, Amreshwar Dang, Tuti Ka Naal, Gada Dub, Sultanpur Chowki, Khabli 
and Khariya. His zone has reported several sightings recently
Zone 2: The key tiger sighting spots of this zone are Phuta Bandha, Jogi Mahal, Lahpur Tiraha, Nal 
Ghati, Phuta Kot and Guda. In this zone resides the big cats T-19 (Krishna), T-20 (Jhumru), T-22 
(Gayatri) and also T-24 (Ustad), T-39 (Noor) and T-72 (Sultan) can be seen frisking here frequently. 
The other main areas of this zone are Bada Gate, Jhalra, Amrahi, Parniya, Telan Pacheri, Pandu Deh, 
Gaandra Deh, and Rishi Ka Deh. Big cats can also be spotted loitering here. Leoparads can also be 
spotted in this zone.
Zone 3: Padam Talab, Doodh Baawri, High Point, Mandook, Tapman Nalah, Rajbagh Lake and 
Karonj Ka Nalah are the most important points of Zone 3. The majestic tigers ruling this zone are T-19 
(Krishna) along with her three cubs and T-28 (Star Male) can be spotted are Jogi Mahal, Padam Talab, 
High Point, Raj Bagh and Mandook.
Zone 4: There are lots of places where tigers can be spotted in this zone. The names of the major 
sighting zones are Singh Dwar, Baba Ki Gufa, Aadi Dant, Mendki De, Gular Kui, Lambi Ka Nalah, Malik 
Talab, Lakkad Da, Magar De, Tamba Khan, Aadi Dagar, Berda, Bhanwarde, Semli and Bhoot Khurra. 
The presence of magnificent tigers T-16 (Machli), T-19 (Krishna) with three cubs, T-6 (Romeo), T-25 
(Bhola/Dollar Male), T-28 (Star Male) andT-47 (Mr. Bond) boosts the significance of this zone.
Zone 5: Zone 5 The prime sighting spots of zone 5 are Singh Dwar, Takiya Kui, Bakola, Jokha, 
Kachida, Bagdah Tiraha, Tamba Khan, Dhakda, Pili Ghati, Anatpura and Gular Kui. Few of the sights 
are common with Zone 4. T-6 (Romeo), T-3(Bhadur), two cubs of T-17 (Sunehari) and T-25 
(Bhola/Dollar Male) are the big cats spotted here frequently.
Zone 6: This zone has major spots namely Patwa Ki Baori, Kala Pani, Khabli, Saran Ka Pattha and 
Soleshwar.