Ranthambhore National Park is one of the largest national parks and tiger reserves in India, and is home to a mindboggling number of plants and animals, apart from its world famous tiger population. The wild animals that visitors to this park can hope to across on one of their safaris include leopard, hyena, sambar, nilgai, wild boar, chital, and sloth bear. In addition to that, an amazing variety of birds and reptiles awaits the visitors to this park, and this makes it a birdwatcher’s paradise.

The safari in Ranthambhore provides an excellent opportunity to the travellers to get around it, and discover its many hidden gems. Two options are available to those who are taking this safari. The first is the Canter, which is a 20-seater bus with an open roof, which provides for an excellent opportunity to large groups to enjoy time out in the forest and spot its range of flora and fauna. The other option is the gypsy ride, which can carry 6 people, and is ideal for smaller groups, or for those who are interested in a much more intimate safari experience than what the open-air bus can provide.

The timetable for going for a safari in the Ranthambhore National Park varies according to the season. The park opens to the tourists in two shifts with both the morning shift and the evening shift lasting for three and a half hour. Lesser number of hours having daylight during the winter months resulting in the park opening late during the morning trip, and closing early after the evening trip.