Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambhor National Park is one of the most famous national parks of India. This national is popularly known as the tiger reserve. It is situated at a distance of about 14 kilometers from Sawai Modhopur positioned in eastern India. Ranthambhor National Park is located on the junction of Vindhyas and Aravali. This national reserve is frequently visited not only by tourists in India but also all across the globe.

Ranthambhor National Park is not only popular for its flora and fauna but also for its exotic landscapes. The visitors can find Dhok sands, plateau grasslands and even meadows in valleys. The park has three big lakes namely Padam Talab, Malik Talab and Raj Bagh .In these lakes the visitors can get to see abundance of aquatic vegetation like lotus, duckweeds and lilies. The other major beautiful landscapes of the park are the 'Great Boundary Fault'. Here the wonderful Vindhaya plateau meets the Aravali range which is also an important geological feature. The view of the two rivers namely Chambal and Banas flowing across the park its itself very amazing.

The Ranthambhor National Park is popular for its flora and fauna. The park has been the home to many endangered species of flora and fauna. Some of the popular fauna of this park includes deciduous forest, meadows and others. You can see many wild animals in its original habitat out here. The national reserve is mainly popular for its tiger. The other major attraction of this park includes different types of birds like owlets, parrots .these birds can be found chirping all through the jungle. Some of the animals like langur monkey, leopard, caracal, hyena, jungle cat, marsh crocodiles, jackal bears, wild boar and others can also bee seen out here. In this park if you are lucky you can capture some rare moments of tiger in your camera. The gates of the park open half hour before sunrise and close half hour after sunset for its visitors. Guides are also available in the Ranthambhor National Park

So, if you are planning to spend some quality time in the lap of Mother Nature, then pay a trip to Ranthambhor National Park.