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Ranthambhore - The hunting ground of the Maharajas. Ranthambhore in the state of Rajasthan is one finest places in the world to see wild tigers. Its name comes from the vast fort, a citadel in the middle of the forest.
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How To Reach Ranthambhore, IndiaRanthambore is an important destination on the wildlife map of India. Ranthambore is situated about 11 Km from Sawai Madhopur town. The National Park at Ranthambore is known for a variety of species of birds and animals but the main attraction here is of course the tiger. The excitement and adventure of watching tigers in their natural habitat draws tourists from all over the world. Other attractions at Ranthambore include Jain temples, Falna, Sadri and Ghanerao. How to Reach Ranthambore by Air How to Reach Ranthambore by Road How to Reach Ranthambore by Rail Seasons and ClimateThe hottest period during the year in Ranthambore National Park is between April and June when the temperature can go up to 47 / 48 Degree Celsius. This is the best time to see tigers. It is during this period that professional photographers and filmmakers come to Ranthambore in Rajasthan India. The coldest months in Ranthambore National Park are from the end of November to the beginning of February, with the mercury dipping down to 2 Degree Celsius. As the vehicles in which one moves in the park are open, it is best to wear very warm clothes or take blankets from the hotels, if the warm clothes prove inadequate. Normally everybody ends up taking blankets after their first safari. Best Time to VisitThe Ranthambore National Park suffers extreme climate with temperatures soaring up to 47 °C during summers and dipping to 2°C during winters. In summers, temperature inside the park is pleasant, though outside, where all the resorts are located, it can be unbearable. The best time to visit the park can be either Nov- Feb or April-May. The former is suitable for those who like to roam around in pleasant weather while the latter is specifically for those who wish to see the tiger. |
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