Ranthambore National Park, near Sawai Madhopur, is one of India's best-known tiger reserves. Beyond the wildlife, the park is dotted with old fort ruins, lakes and temples that give the jungle safari extra character. Given the distance, most travelers plan for an overnight stay to fit in one or two safari drives.
Places To Visit
Top Sightseeing Spots
The main stops on this trip, with a rough guide to how long each one takes.
Ranthambore National Park Safari
Jeep or canter safaris through the park's core zones, home to tigers, leopards, deer and a wide range of birdlife.
Ranthambore Fort
A UNESCO-listed hill fort inside the park boundaries, with temples and ruins overlooking the forest.
Padam Talao
A scenic lake inside the park, a favorite spot for wildlife sightings and photography during safaris.
Trinetra Ganesh Temple
A well-known temple inside the fort complex, believed to be centuries old and popular with visiting pilgrims.
Suggested Plan
A Ranthambore Safari Trip
A sample itinerary to plan around. Timings are flexible and can be adjusted to suit your group.
Arrival & Check-in
Arrive from Udaipur and rest before the next day's safari.
Morning Safari
Head into the park for the first safari slot, best for wildlife activity.
Ranthambore Fort
Visit the fort and Trinetra Ganesh Temple within the park.
Evening Safari (Optional)
A second safari drive for another chance at sightings before returning.