The Ranthambore National Park is one of the largest and the most well-known National Park in Northern India. At about a hundred and eighty km from Jaipur, this National Park is located in the Sawai Madhopur district. Known to be the former hunting grounds of Maharajas of the region of Jaipur, Ranthambore National Park is a major wildlife attraction spot for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts. 

It is spread over 392 sq km and is home to a proud number of tigers which is why this national park is synonymous with tiger conversion efforts.

The Ranthambore National Park houses about 300 different varieties of plant species. A diversity of geographical features can all be seen in this National Park ranging from lakes, steep hills, plateaus, narrow valleys and much more. 

Apart from the nature display, Ranthambore offers so much diversity in its fauna as well. The important wildlife in this region covers a lot of animals such as leopards, caracal, leopard cat, fishing cat, jungle cat, sloth bear, striped hyena, jackal, desert fox, palm civet, common mongoose, crocodiles, gazelle, blue bull, sambar deer, spotted deer and pythons. It is also famous for its wide variety of birds such as the cormorant, painted spurfowl, sarus crane, bronzed winged Jacana, sandpiper, kingfisher, nightjar, painted sandgrouse, great horned owl and some of the winter migratory birds.

• Rules and Regulations of the National Park should be followed by the visitors.
• Follow Instructions of the Forest Officials.
• Maintain Silence and Discipline in the Park.
• Wear light clothes in summer and winters there should be jackets, mufflers, and caps.
• Maintain a safe distance from wild animals.
• Take care of small children.
• Music Instruments should not be taken inside.
• Smoking is prohibited inside the National park.
• Do not feed wild animals, the food you consume might be harmful to them.
• Do not use any strong perfumes inside the National Park.
• Photography is allowed but using a flashlight is strictly prohibited.
• Overspeeding of vehicles is strictly prohibited.

Ranthambore National park is a stone’s throw away from the Ranthambore Fort. It is known for the rich history and culture that it preserves till date. The Trinetra Ganesh Temple of Lord Ganesha, the Jogi Mahal, the Padam Lake, the Rajbagh Lake, the Malik Lake, the Kachida Valley, the Raj Baghin Ruins, Lakarda, Pakola and  Anantpura,  the Akaula Region, Village Women Craft, the Wild Dragon Adventure Park, the Ranthambore School of Art, and the Surwal Lake are just a few beautiful places near Ranthambore National Park that are worth a visit. 

The Ranthambore National park is located in the Sawai Madhopur region of Rajasthan. Jaipur is the nearest airport to the Park which is approximately 180 km from the city. Connection through railways is also available. Trains to and from Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, and all other major cities of India are frequent on this route. The Sawai Madhopur route is well connected via roadways from Jaipur via taxi services as well.