Experience Wilderness Majesty with Our Ranthambore Tour Packages

Ranthambore, nestled in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, is one of India's most famous wildlife destinations. Known for its majestic Bengal tigers, ancient forts, and rugged natural beauty, Ranthambore offers a thrilling escape into the wild. Our Ranthambore Tour Packages combine adventure, nature, and history for a truly immersive experience.

Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast hoping to spot a tiger, a photographer drawn to dramatic landscapes, or a family seeking a unique vacation, Ranthambore has something for everyone. Explore the dense forests on a jungle safari or admire the grandeur of the 10th-century Ranthambore Fort—every moment here pulses with nature and heritage.

Why Choose Our Ranthambore Tour Packages?

Our thoughtfully designed Ranthambore tours include comfortable jungle lodges, expert naturalist guides, and thrilling safari experiences. Traverse the core zones of Ranthambore National Park in open jeeps or canters as you look for elusive tigers, leopards, deer, and a variety of bird species.

Besides wildlife, discover ancient ruins like the Ranthambore Fort, Ganesh Temple, and Raj Bagh ruins. Enjoy bonfire evenings, traditional Rajasthani cuisine, and guided nature walks. With our Ranthambore Tour Packages, you don’t just visit a forest—you live its untamed beauty and royal legacy.

Ranthambore is a paradise for wildlife lovers and history buffs alike. Famous for its Royal Bengal Tigers and ancient ruins, this national park in Rajasthan offers a thrilling yet serene experience amidst nature. Whether you're on a safari or exploring heritage sites, Ranthambore delivers raw beauty and regal charm.

1. Jungle Safari in Ranthambore National Park

The highlight of any trip to Ranthambore is the jungle safari. Explore the rugged terrain in a jeep or canter while spotting tigers, leopards, deer, wild boars, and over 300 bird species. Early morning or late afternoon safaris offer the best chance for wildlife sightings.

2. Visit Ranthambore Fort

Perched atop a hill within the national park, Ranthambore Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 10th-century marvel offers panoramic views of the forest and is dotted with temples, old gates, and historical ruins.

3. Explore Padam Talao

The largest lake in Ranthambore, Padam Talao is a tranquil spot often visited by animals for water. The views of the Jogi Mahal by the lake and the possibility of spotting wildlife make it a favorite among photographers and nature lovers.

4. Visit the Trinetra Ganesh Temple

Located inside Ranthambore Fort, this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and is one of the oldest in Rajasthan. Devotees send wedding invitations here as a tradition, believing the deity blesses new beginnings.

5. Discover Raj Bagh Ruins

These picturesque ruins near the Raj Bagh lake blend nature and history perfectly. The remnants of palaces, arches, and domes are a reminder of Ranthambore's royal past and provide excellent photo opportunities during safaris.

6. Visit the Dastkar Craft Centre

Support local artisans and shop for handcrafted items like block-printed fabrics, blue pottery, and tribal jewelry at the Dastkar Centre. It's a great way to take a piece of Ranthambore's culture home.

7. Enjoy Bird Watching

Ranthambore is a haven for bird watchers, with species like Indian hornbills, serpent eagles, and painted storks commonly seen. The lakes and water bodies are particularly rich in avian life, especially during winter.