Famous Places To Visit In Ranthambore
Ranthambore is wide famous as the
wildlife reserve of India. Ranthambore is one of the most prominent shelters
for Tigers including numerous of other wildlife species. Apart from being famous as the wildlife
reserve Sanctuary, Ranthambore is also famous for the majestic forts that narrate
the story of golden history.
Ranthambore lies in the borders of
the Thar Desert at the junction of Vindhya Hill and Aravalli hill ranges.
Ranthambore does hold an important place in the list of wildlife tours of
India! There are many must visit locations in Ranthambore which the tourists
mustn’t miss.
The best suitable time to visit
Ranthambore is February, March, April, October, November and December.
Top 7 Tourist Places To Visit In Ranthambore
1. Ranthambore National Park
One of the largest Tiger reserves in India is the
perfect natural destination. The tourists watch the predators in action from a
very close distance. Apart from the Tigers, there are many other animal species
like Leopards, Sambhar, Hyenas, Jackles, Deer and many others. More than 260
species of birds are found in this sanctuary. Ranthambore is a full thrilling
package for the wildlife admirers!
2. Ranthambore Fort
Ranthambore
Fort is one among the oldest forts on the land which was constructed in the
year 944 AD. From the top of this fort, the tourists enjoy a breathtaking view
of the national park. This fort was built by a Chauhan warrior, which displays
amazing craftsmanship and architectural beauty with the spellbound designs in
the interiors.
3. Trinetra Ganesh Temple
Located inside the Ranthambore Fort, Trinetra Ganesh Temple is one among the
oldest temples on the land. This is another amazing attraction in Ranthambore.
This temple was built by King Hammer. Numerous devotees of Lord Ganesha came to
this temple. Lord Ganesha with his entire family is worshiped in this temple.
4. Padam Lake
Padam Lake is the
largest lake in the Wildlife Sanctuary which is the main source of water for
inhabits in the sanctuary-the wild animals. Visiting this lake at the day time,
the tourists can find a large number of animals’ drinking water at the banks.
This lake is beautified with the water lilies.
5. Kachida Valley
This
picturesque valley is closely located to the park in the outskirts. The Bears
and Panthers inhabit this valley. This valley is surrounded by the jagged hills
that enhance the beauty of this location. The tourists can also find the sloth
bears searching for honey combs and fruits. Wild boars and deer are found in
huge numbers.
6. Jogi Mahal
Jogi Mahal is located
near the Padam Lake and was used as a rest house. Though now Jogi Mahal is
restricted for the visitors to rest it is one of the popular places in
Ranthambore.
7. Raj Bagh Ruins
Raj Bagh Ruins
determines the days of a royal era in Rajasthan. The remaining of the palaces
arches and domes give a majestic impression.
Ranthambore mustn’t be missed from
the list of ‘A Royal Rajasthan Tour of India'. Apart from these, many other
locations would make your trip worth enough!
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