The Ranthambore National Park located between the Aravali
Mountains and the Vindhya plateau is one of the renowned sanctuaries of India.
This sanctuary with an area of 1,334 sq km is famous for its Royal Bengal
Tigers that can be seen near the marshes and the lakes even during the daytime.
In the past this area was the hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur. It was declared a game sanctuary in 1955 and later became a National Park in 1980. Finally on 1980, it became the Tiger Reserve in India. Ranthambore is also cited as a heritage site because of the pictorial ruins of the fort within the park.
In the past this area was the hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur. It was declared a game sanctuary in 1955 and later became a National Park in 1980. Finally on 1980, it became the Tiger Reserve in India. Ranthambore is also cited as a heritage site because of the pictorial ruins of the fort within the park.
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