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Ranthambore National Park – Wildaddis Ranthambore Safari

Ranthambore National Park

Where Nature, Wildlife and History Unite

About Ranthambore

Ranthambore National Park in Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, is one of India’s most famous wildlife destinations — known for its majestic Royal Bengal tigers, diverse flora and fauna, and historic ruins. The tiger reserve spreads over roughly 1,334 sq km where the Aravalli and Vindhya hill ranges meet.

Once the private hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur, it became a Project Tiger reserve in 1973 and a National Park in 1980. Towering over the jungle is the 10th-century Ranthambore Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lakes such as Padam Talao, Rajbagh and Malik Talao make it one of the best places in the world to photograph wild tigers — making a Ranthambore tiger safari an unforgettable experience of nature, wildlife and heritage.

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Ranthambore Fort gate and ancient walls inside the national park
Tiger Population70+ tigers in the reserve
Rich Biodiversity300+ birds, 40+ mammals
Historic FortsUNESCO Ranthambore Fort
Scenic LandscapesLakes, cliffs & valleys

Big Cats & More

Wildlife at Ranthambore

Bengal Tiger in Ranthambore National Park

Bengal Tiger

The star of the reserve
Leopard in Ranthambore National Park

Leopard

Rocky outskirts & cliffs
Sloth Bear in Ranthambore National Park

Sloth Bear

Often seen at dusk
Sambar Deer in Ranthambore National Park

Sambar Deer

India’s largest deer
Mugger Crocodile in Ranthambore National Park

Mugger Crocodile

Basks around the lakes
Indian Peafowl in Ranthambore National Park

Indian Peafowl

300+ bird species

Safari Zones & Timings

Ranthambore is divided into 10 safari zones. Zones 1–6 form the core area (famous for lakes and the fort), while zones 7–10 lie in the wider buffer with rugged terrain. Every zone has resident tigers, and sightings depend on luck, season and time of day.

DetailInformation
Safari ShiftsMorning & Afternoon (approx. 3 hours each)
Main Season1st October – 30th June
Weekly ClosureZones 01–05: Wednesday · Zones 06–10: Tuesday
VehiclesJeep (6 seater) & Canter (20 seater)
ReportingAt least 30 minutes before departure
AllotmentVehicle, driver & guide by Forest Department

Exact safari timings change with season and are notified by the Forest Department. We share your timing with the confirmation.

How to Reach

By TrainSawai Madhopur Junction is about 11 km from the park, well connected to Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur & Kota.
By AirNearest airport is Jaipur International Airport (~180 km / 3.5 hrs by road).
By RoadGood highways from Jaipur (~3.5 hrs) and Delhi (~7 hrs). We arrange pickups & cabs.
Padam Talao lake view in Ranthambore National Park

FAQ

Ranthambore Safari – Frequently Asked Questions

Share your safari date, preferred vehicle (Jeep or Canter), shift and the full name + ID details of every guest with Wildaddis on WhatsApp/phone. Once 100% payment is received, we book your seats through the Forest Department and share the confirmation.

A Jeep (Gypsy) is a 6-seater open vehicle — more private and flexible, ideal for photography. A Canter is a 20-seater open bus — budget-friendly and great for groups and families.

Advance online booking opens on 1st August (for Oct–Dec), 1st November (for Jan–Mar) and 1st February (for Apr–Jun). Tatkal Jeep slots open 7 days prior, and Premium quota 3 days prior to the safari date.

Zones 01–05 remain closed on Wednesdays and Zones 06–10 remain closed on Tuesdays.

No. Once the safari is booked, no cancellation, amendment or refund is permitted. Please see our full Cancellation Policy & Terms.

Indian nationals can use Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport or PAN Card. Foreign nationals must provide passport details. The ID shown at the counter must exactly match the booking.

The park’s main season runs from October to June. April–June (summer) offers the highest tiger sighting chances near waterholes, while October–March has pleasant weather and lush landscapes.