A Ranthambore Safari gives visitors the chance to explore the park’s diverse wildlife and scenic beauty. With guided Jeep or Canter rides, you can witness tigers, deer, and many bird species in their natural environment.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back to the 10th century. It offers panoramic views of the park and is home to temples and old structures.
Rajiv Gandhi Museum showcases the region’s rich history, wildlife, and cultural heritage. Visitors can explore exhibits about the royal past, local art, and conservation efforts that make Ranthambore special.
Chambal River boating offers a peaceful experience surrounded by scenic landscapes. The ride lets visitors see crocodiles, turtles, and migratory birds in their natural habitat along the calm waters of the Chambal.
Discover the charm of Sawai Madhopur’s old city, where every street tells a story of Rajasthan’s royal past. Walk through bustling local markets, admire ancient architecture, and visit centuries-old temples and havelis that reflect the region’s rich cultural heritage. The old city offers a glimpse into traditional Rajasthani life — vibrant, colorful, and full of history waiting to be explored.
Experience tranquility at Surwal Lake, a beautiful seasonal lake near Ranthambore surrounded by lush fields and migratory birds. It’s a paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers, especially during winter when flamingos, pelicans, and herons visit the lake. Perfect for photography and quiet reflection, Surwal Lake offers a serene contrast to the thrill of the jungle safaris.
Discover the calm beauty of Mansarovar Lake, one of the largest lakes near Ranthambore National Park. Surrounded by hills and rich greenery, it’s a popular spot for birdwatchers, especially during winter when migratory birds flock here. The peaceful atmosphere and reflections of the sky on the water make it a perfect destination for photography, picnics, and relaxation away from the crowds.
