Activities & Ranthambore Tiger Safari
Everything worth doing around Sawai Madhopur — with our desk handling the paperwork for your tiger safari.
Major activities in Ranthambore
Ranthambore Tiger Safari
Gypsy and Canter safaris into Ranthambore National Park with experienced local guides, chasing sightings of the Royal Bengal Tiger across zones 2, 3 and 4.
Chambal Gharial Sanctuary
The National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary near Sawai Madhopur is known for rare gharials and river boating — a popular add-on after the jungle safari.
Ranthambore Fort
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Rajasthan's oldest forts, built atop a hill inside the park with sweeping views over forest, lakes and valley.
Trinetra Ganesha Temple
Inside Ranthambore Fort, famous for its three-eyed idol and known as "Chitthi Wale Ganesh Ji" — devotees send letters seeking the deity's blessings.
Birdwatching
Padam Talab, Malik Lake and Surwal Lake around Ranthambore draw a striking variety of resident and migratory birds, best spotted at dawn.
Fort Hiking
A walking route up to Ranthambore Fort through forest paths, with viewpoints over the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges along the way.
Where the sightings are
Ranthambore National Park is divided into 10 safari zones. Zones 1–5 are the core zones, while Zones 6–10 are the buffer zones. Tiger activity and sightings can vary from zone to zone and depend on wildlife movement. Safari tickets are subject to availability, so it is recommended to book your safari well in advance for a better chance of getting your preferred zone and maximizing your chances of a good wildlife sighting.
Safari cost per person
Indicative pricing — confirm exact rates with our desk as they vary slightly by season, zone and forest department revisions.