Ranthambore National
Park
Rajasthan
Ranthambore
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Key Species in
Ranthambore➝
Tiger Safari Zones ➝
Reaching Ranthambore➝
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About Ranthambore National Park
Facts about Ranthambore Tiger Reserve and National Park
The Roaring Trails & Monuments: Perfect Blend of Wildlife & Culture.
Key Species of Ranthambore National Park
Mammals
- Tiger
- Sloth Bear
- Jungle Cat
- Leopard
- Caracal
- Honey Badger
- Rhesus Macaque
- Gray Langur
- Spotted Deer
- Sambar
Birds
- Indian Grey Hornbill
- Oriental Honey Buzzard
- Rufous Treepie
- Black Headed Ibis
- Indian Peafowl
- Golden Oriole
- Jungle Owlet
- Painted Spurfowl
- Indian Pitta
- Black Rumped Flameback
Reptiles
- Bengal Monitor Lizard
- Saw Scaled Viper
- Indian Rock Python
- Marsh Crocodile
- Russell’s Viper
- Wolf Snake
- Indian Chameleon
- Green Keelback
- Indian Flapshell Turtle
- Spectacled Cobra
Safari Zones of Ranthambore National Park
Typically, every National Park is divided into 3 kinds of zones: Core, Buffer, and Reserved. The core zone is the protected area of the jungle. It acts as a referral point on the natural state of the ecosystems represented by the biosphere reserves. Wildlife and natural resources are strictly protected by the forest department. The buffer zone is where animals and a percentage of human life co-exist peacefully. Lastly, a reserved forest acts as a virtual boundary for the forest. That being said, animals don’t know what a “zone” is. They roam around freely in the entire forest for it is their home.
Ranthambore is a unique park that has its zones numbered and not named. Initially, it only had 5 zones, however, as the park gained popularity and got attention from wildlife enthusiasts, the park was expanded to accommodate 10 zones. Each of these 10 zones is thriving with unique flora and fauna. When you’re on a Ranthambore national park safari, make sure to ask your guide about exploring the zones to their fullest. Here’s a rundown down on how the zones are split.
Zone 1: Sultan ( T-72 ), Noor (T-39) with Two Cubs Ustad (T-24)
Zone 2: Krishna (T-19) with Three Cubs, Gayatri (T-22), Ustad (T-24), Noon (T-39) with Two Cubs Sultan (T-72), Jhumru (T-20)
Zone 3: Star Male (T-28), Krishna (T-19), Three Cubs of Krishna (T-19)
Zone 4: Machli (T-16), Bhola/Dollar Male (T-25), Krisha (T-19) with Three Cubs, Star Male (T-28), Romeo (T-6), Mr. Bond (T-47), Laila (T-41) with one cub
Zone 5: Romeo (T-6), Two Cubs of Sunehari (T-17), Bhola/Dollar Male (T-25), Bhadur (T-3), Laila (T-41) with one cub
Zone 6: Ustad (T-24), Kumbha (T-34), Sultan (T-72), Noor (T-39) with Two Cubs
Zone 7: Ladli (T-8) With Two Cub, Kumbha (T-34)
Zone 8: Ladli (T-8) With Two Cub, Kumbha (T-34)
Zone 9: Ladli (T-8) With Two Cub, Kumbha (T-34)
Zone 10: Zone 10- T-42(Fateh, Male Tiger), T-13(Old Sultanpur Female) & her three 6 months old Cubs
Reaching Ranthambore National Park
Train
Flight
Road
Ranthambore National Park is accessible by road from most of the major cities in India by busses or private cabs.
New Delhi – Ranthambhore: 381 kms (06-hour drive)
Jaipur – Ranthambhore: 180 kms (03-hour drive)
Agra – Ranthambhore: 239 kms (05-hour drive)
Bharatpur – Ranthambhore: 202 kms (04-hour drive)
Weather and Clothing
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