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Written by Krishna Teja on November 3, 2022 Share on

Ranthambore National Park Itinerary: Explore The Wild

Ranthambore National Park is one of the notable traveller destinations in India. Many don’t realize that it filled in as the chasing place in ancient times for the Maharajas of Jaipur. Listed among the best National parks in Rajasthan for exploring the Royal predators, Ranthambore National Park has an incredible experience of nature, wilderness, and historical resemblance in itself. While at the Park, you can enjoy the nature around you and explore its magnificence, get some quality time, and enjoy camel and jeep safari. Here’s the Ranthambore National Park Itinerary!

Overview of Ranthambore Itinerary

Jeep Safari in Ranthambore National Park
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While a 3 days tour in Ranthambore can be interesting for all age groups, however children can enjoy a great deal on this one. The Wildlife Safari is just magnificent and an extraordinary encounter for everyone. The forest trek can be captivating and is unquestionably a lifetime experience. This tour will be beautiful and would bring in many memories with your loved ones.

You can book the Ranthambore Tour for a minimum of 3 days or more. But the going on a 3-day trip is the most recommended and travelled. The best thing to do would be to include it while on your Vacation to Rajasthan.

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How to Reach Ranthambore National Park? 

The distance from Jaipur to Ranthambore is 180 km and from Agra to Ranthambore is 280 km. Many visitors simply drive down to Ranthambore through Dasua or Tonk, yet the recommended way of transport is the train. The town called Sawai Madhopur is situated to the central Delhi where all the train connections are excellent and connected with all significant cities in India. 

Best time to visit Ranthambore National Park

Deer Spotting in Ranthambore National Park
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The best time to visit Ranthambore is from November to April. Ranthambore National Park and will be shut from July to September for guests as a result of the rainy season and is open from first October to 30th June. 

Quick Note: Timings for morning Jungle safari are 6 am till 10 am and for night Jungle safari are 2:30 pm till 6:30 pm.

The best time to visit into the Wild would be when it isn’t too sunny, It is likely probable that animals would be deep inside the forest in search of shelter. You will be able to spot the wildlife to the best. In this way, the time that is best for Safari is early morning or late at night. In any case, nights are better in winters, and generally, it’s wiser to go for Safari in mornings. You can use jeeps or canters as per your choice. Both of the vehicles travel on similar tracks and offer an equal chance to you to see a natural life.  

Also read: Top things to do in Ranthambore

Highlights of the Tour 

  • Enjoy the Wildlife Safari 
  • Go on a Camel Safari
  • Visit the Lord Ganesha Temple. 
  • Explore the wilderness of Ranthambore National Park 

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Wildlife experience in India: Get ready to experience the best of wildlife

Day 1: Visiting the beautiful city – Ranthambore 

Tiger Spotting in Ranthambore National Park
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This is the first day of your thrilling Wildlife experience. Our tour representative will greet you at the nearest Airport and transfer you to Ranthambore by road. The from Delhi to Ranthambore is 320 km, it will take around 6-7 hours. When you reach Ranthambore, check in to your hotel and get a little leisure till lunch. You can enjoy National park Safari from evening safari till night.

Day 2: The perks on Arrival 

Jeep Safari in Ranthambore National Park
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As Park opens up thirty minutes after sunrise, leave for having a safari in Ranthambore National Park. There is no other spectacular experience than having a sunrise view in the Wild. It is guaranteed that this day is your best day in Ranthambore National Park Itinerary. After you are finished with Safari, come back to the hotel and have a hefty breakfast. Make most of your time at your stay, and spend time with your loved ones by exploring within the Park. At evening, you can have nearby toured in Ranthambore like visiting Lord Ganesh Temple and Ranthambore sanctuary. In the wake of visiting the places, return to the hotel for a peaceful sleep. 

Day 3: Create Memories

After you have had a heartful breakfast and complete your Check-out formalities. Post that, You will be driven back to Delhi, and there will be late night drop at Delhi. A memorable end to your Ranthambore National Park Itinerary. It is indeed a best weekend getaway from Udaipur which cant be missed.

Inclusions

  • Hotel Stay
  • Airport Transfers
  • Sightseeing Tours mentioned
  • Taxes

Exclusions

  • Any personal expenses
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Meals apart from Breakfast
  • Travel Insurance
  • Anything other than mentioned in the inclusions

Get Packing with Pickyourtrail

Well, Be it a couple travelling or a Family trip to Ranthambore, It is all set for your vacation goals to Rajasthan. The sooner we book, the better deal you would be able to crack with Pickyourtrail. So, Why wait? Go, get into the Wild. Also, check out some of the best International packages at Pickyourtrail to embark on a hassle free trip aborad!

FAQ’s

How many days are sufficient for Ranthambore?

If you plan a 3 or 4 days trip, it would be sufficient enough to explore the wild and to embark on jungle safari.

Is zone 3 best in Ranthambore?

The Zone 3 is one of the prime zones in Ranthambore to spot tigers.

How many safaris are enough in Ranthambore?

It is better to take 3 or 4 safaris in different zones at different timings.

Which is the best month to visit Ranthambore?

Plan your visit between October to March.

Which zone has highest tiger sighting in Ranthambore?

If you are planning for a trip to Ranthambore, try choosing Zone 1 to 5 for jungle safaris, where you will have the highest chance of spotting tigers.

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