Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan
Privately Guided Luxury Safaris — Witness the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat
Ranthambore National Park is a paradise for birdwatchers and photographers. It is home to more than 40 species of mammals and approximately 320 species of birds. The park is spread over 1700 sq km which is famous for its tiger population.
Known for its rich culture and heritage, Ranthambore used to be the royal hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur. It is now a popular tourist destination and one of India's finest wildlife attractions.
Tiger Safari
Witness the wild animals in the wilderness, be it reptiles or mammals. Ranthambore Safari is greatly loved because of the presence of the Royal Bengal Tigers roaming around in their natural habitat.
Undoubtedly, Ranthambore Safari is a great choice if you are fond of wildlife photography, as you will see several options of wildlife and birds which you can capture during your safari in the park.
Ranthambore is home to a variety of colourful and beautiful birds. The pleasant atmosphere and huge water bodies in the park encourage the presence of wildlife. When on safari, use your binoculars for bird watching.
Book your Ranthambore National Park Safari with Eye of the Tiger. We provide Jeep Safari and Canter Safari. You can book up to 90 days in advance — don't miss your chance to witness the Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat.
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An open jeep with 6 seats offering comfort and privacy for your group. Perfect for families and small groups seeking a personal wildlife experience.
An open bus with 20 seats — ideal for larger groups and budget travellers. A sociable way to explore the park while keeping costs low.
A modified open jeep with premium seats and smoother ride. For guests seeking the finest safari experience with 6 seats of pure comfort.
Tailored photography safaris with guides who understand light, positioning, and animal behaviour. Capture stunning images of tigers and wildlife.
Beyond the tiger safari, Ranthambore and its surroundings offer rich history, culture, and natural beauty worth exploring.
Constructed in 944 AD, this majestic fort stands in the heart of the park. Its ancient ruins of palace outhouses, domes and steps add mysticism to every safari.
Perched atop Ranthambore Fort with 250 steps leading to it. This revered temple is a popular attraction — accessible by foot or palanquin.
Explore the National Chambal Sanctuary on a boat safari. Spot mugger crocodiles, Gharials, and abundant birdlife along the scenic river landscapes.
Discover the culture and traditions of Sawai Madhopur villages. Witness the lifestyle, homes and traditional dress of the local community.
Just 180 km away, the Pink City of Jaipur is home to Amer Fort, City Palace and Hawa Mahal — a must-visit on any Rajasthan trip.
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