Ranthambore
Where the splendid tigers enthrall you in the heritage site of ancient ruins!
About Ranthambore
Nestled between two rivers and the ancient Aravallis and Vindhyas, Ranthambhore national park marks prime tiger habitat in a large area of Dhok forest with several lakes and streams flowing through it. The Royal Bengal Tiger wanders gracefully in the flashlight here, with its charisma flowing freely across the remnants of the forts and tombs of the maharajas who once ruled here. Ranthambore also hosts beautiful feline species like leopards, caracals, jungle cats, and spotted cats.
The time spent on tracking, following, and watching tigers and other spectacular big cats roaming around in the wild, the verdant greenery, wide spectrum of other species of chirpy birds and animals is priceless and worth enough to be explored at least once in a life.
We at FIRALE, the keen followers and trackers of wildlife understand the client requirement and forest dynamics and love to serve you in the best possible way we can.
We are here to offer you an unforgettable wildlife encounter ever. So come one, come all to explore and get immersed in nature’s intense and raw experience!
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Itinerary
Having read about Ranthambore is one of India’s best Tiger jungles where tiger sightings and photo opportunities are abundant; and looking forward to exploring it further in person with excitement, we board the train from Mumbai to Sawai Madhopur.
Reach Sawai Madhopur in the morning. Check-in to the resort and we meet over lunch and discuss the course of action for the upcoming days. We then move for our first safari in Ranthambore National Park, where we explore the ancient lakes and fort remnants in search of the feline beauties. After the safari, we have short introductory sipping over chai and munching on pakoras on the machan which overlooks the surrounding greenery. Dinner and retire for the day.
We kickstart our day with an early morning wake-up call for the morning safari and explore the Dhok forests. When we return to our resort, breakfast is ready to be served. After resting for a while in the cozy resort, we fill up with a hefty lunch followed by an evening safari. It is indeed a treat to be able to be so close to these amazing creatures. We end the safari as the peacocks and herons bid goodbye standing across the ancient lakes glittering in the last light of the evening. After the evening safari, we have an interactive session over wildlife in India and our sightings for the day.
Post dinner, we disperse and rest for the day.
Today, we have the last round in this fabulous jungle. We try to look out for the best which might have been missed out in the first five rounds and capture the most from the frames ornamented by this ancient fort.
A flavorful lunch followed by a group picture marks the end of the tour in Ranthambore, but our subconscious mind still lingering around in the ruins of the fort where the majestic animals wander merrily.
We board the train to Mumbai cherishing all the memories made in the past few days!
Reach Mumbai.
Transfers
Jungle safari
Accommodation
All Meals
Expert Guides
- Accommodation in a wildlife resort for three nights in comfortable Air-conditioned rooms.
- All meals ex-Sawai-Madhopur (daily bed tea, breakfast, lunch, evening tea, and dinner) starting with lunch on day 2 and concluding with lunch on day 5.
- 6 jungle safaris in an open gypsy at Ranthambore National Park with all forest entry fees, permits, taxes, guide, and gypsy charges.
- Safaris in the best possible premium zones selected as per our experience and current sighting trends.
- Return Sawai Madhopur -Resort- Sawai Madhopur transfers.
- Services of a Firale expert on the tour.
- Interactive sessions and group discussions on wildlife and day’s sightings.
- Any rail fare.
- All Govt. Taxes as applicable.
- Camera fees as per rules of the forest department.
- Personal expenses like laundry, soft drinks, hard drinks, mineral water, internet and telephone charges, etc.
- Anything not mentioned in the list of inclusions.
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