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Ranthambore National Park India -
Provides information of Ranthambore national park India and Ranthambore
wildlife national park. To explore wildlife of Rajasthan travel to Ranthambore National Park India, Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary. |
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| Ranthambore
National Park is spread across an undulating terrain and has all kinds
of slopes, from gentle to steep. It has conical hills of the Aravalis
as well as the flat hilltops of vindhyas.
![]() Best Time to Visit
Visitors are allowed from October 1 to June 30. The best time to visit the park is from October to March as May and June are summer months and therefore hot. |
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Reptiles in the park
![]() Fishes in the park
Activities
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Connecting Airport/ Railhead
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Smaller only in size, the Ranthambore National Park has as rich and varied wildlife as anywhere else. It was recognized as a national park in 1980 but putting all else aside, the major attraction is definitely the tiger ... and they are present in significant numbers.
This is the only reserve that has seen a good rise in the number of tigers. Two rivers flow their way through the Ranthambore National Park India but the water bodies don't end here.
There are six man made lakes and many perennial streams that dot the landscape of the park.
One version says that the place got its name from the Ranthambore Fort (it is called a heritage site because of the fort) located in the park whereas others claim it to be just opposite in Ranthambore Wildlife National Park.
However, there are two hills located nearby named Ran and
Thambore and some say that the name of the place is derived from that. The
Ranthambore National Park has a rugged terrain and some of the most diverse
assembly of wildlife in India.
