Ranthambore National Park

Panthers are also found in the Park and the Kachida Valley offers great chances of spotting a panther. Sambhar are found in plenty in the Park. Other wildlife found in the park are jungle cats, fox, caracals, antelopes, nilgai, chinkara, porcupines, jackals, leopards, chital, sloth bear, wild boar, mongoose etc. The Park is home to around 264 birds species such as white-necked storks, black storks, peafowl, paradise flycatcher, jacanas, crested serpent eagles, Bonelli's eagle etc. Come winters and the Park becomes abode of the beautiful migratory birds too.

Bakaula is a popular region inside the Park. It is covered with dense forest and is interspersed with several small pools and water holes. Because of the forest and water availability, this region offers great chances of spotting of tigresses and their cubs. Padam Talao, the largest lake in the Park is a perfect place to look for wildlife. In season water lilies can be seen in plenty here. Early morning and early evening wildlife can be spotted at this lake.

There is a forest rest house inside the Park, Jogi Mahal and there is also a huge banyan tree which is the second largest banyan tree in the world. You can also visit the historic Ranthambore Fort overlooking the Park. The fort encompasses several temples, huge gates and tanks. It has been declared a protected site by the Archaeological Survey of India.

How to Reach
The nearest airport is Sanganer airport in Jaipur (180 km) and the nearest railway station is Sawai Madhopur Railway Station (10 km). The Park is well connected by road to the major cities like Jaipur, Agra, Delhi etc.