Tuesday 30 August 2016

Monuments – Sands and Tiger Tours in Rajasthan

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Rajasthan is a superb tourist place in India. It’s the largest state of India and attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world with its several attractions. Drenched into royal splendor and rich history, this imperial and regal state is internationally noted for its rich culture, tradition, history, heritage, monuments and a lot of many other attractions. Wonderful monuments, rippling sand dunes and exotic wildlife sanctuaries & national parks are featured attraction of Rajasthan tourism.



Monuments - Monuments are key Best attractions for tourism in Rajasthan showing rich cultural heritage of the state. Monuments here are architecturally beautiful and provide tourists a delight that is memorable. Almost all cities and towns in the state are scattered with some monuments. Rajasthan monuments feature forts, palaces, temples, museums, etc. Mehrangarh Fort, Golden Fort, Junagarh Fort, Albert Hall Museum, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, Chittorgarh Fort, Lake Palace, Ajmer Dargah, Pushkar Lord Brahma Temple, Dilwara Jain Temple, Ranakpur Jain Temple, etc are some of famous monuments in this state you will love to visit and explore. Monuments have been key attractions of almost all Rajasthan tour packages.



Rajasthan Wildlife Sanctuaries - Rajasthan is also noted for wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. There are more than a few wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in the state which attract travelers and wildlife enthusiast from all over the world. Ranthambhore Tiger National Park, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Mount Abu Sanctuary, Desert National Park, Sariska Tiger Reserve, etc popular destinations for wildlife tourism in the Rajasthan. Ranthambhore National Park and Sariska Tiger Reserve are most visited destinations noted for good population of tigers. Ranthambhore can be visited from Sawai Madhopur and one can visit Sariska by making a tour to Sariska Tiger Reserve.


Sand Dunes - A big part of Rajasthan is dominated by the Great Indian Desert - Thar Desert. Many tourists come to state to explore desert tourism and traditional villages located around the desert. Golden rippling sands are very popular among tourists. Travelers can enjoy best of golden sand tour of Thar Desert by exciting camel safari rides. Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Barmer, Bikaner, etc are important cities and vacationer places from where you can start for Rajasthan desert tour.
There are many other attractions in the state, you can visit and explore on your Rajasthan trip. So plan a trip to Rajasthan and have unforgettable experience by exploring its major tourist places and attractions.

Rajasthan Tour package
Jaisalmer Tour Package
Ranthambore National Park
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Thursday 25 August 2016

Tiger Travel in Ranthambore National Park

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Tiger travel in Ranthambore National Park is often offered as an extension on tours to other parks and reserves, to give wildlife enthusiasts even more opportunities to see the majestic creature in the wild. It is an excellent destination to consider adding to the itinerary when planning a visit in search of the majestic creature, as it has a large population, as well as being a home to many other incredible animal species. It is a striking setting with forts scattered across the landscape of dry deciduous forests and grassy meadows.

History of Ranthambore National Park


Ranthambore Fort, sitting 700 feet above the surrounding plain and low hills, dominates the National Park. It was founded in the year 944 AD by the Nagil Jats and remained a focal point for events in Rajasthan over the following centuries. In the 17th century it fell to the ownership of the Maharajas of Jaipur, who held it until India's independence from the British when Jaipur became part of Rajasthan. During the period of Jaipur's control, the Maharajas used the surrounding area as hunting grounds. After independence, it became a game sanctuary (in 1955) and then a dedicated reserve (in 1973) as part of Project Tiger. Travel to the park today and you'll see some of this history of the fort on display, including its red Karauli stone Hindu temples dedicated to Shiva, Ganesh and Ramlalaji, and the Digamber Jain temple of Lord Sumatinath and Lord Sambhavanath.

Exploring the Park


This National Park is considered a top location in India for seeing the Tiger in the wild. Its numbers have remained high despite difficult periods of relations with humans in the region, thanks to the efforts of conservation workers and government incentives. The population of the creature in Ranthambore National Park has seen it participate in a scheme to relocate some to other areas of India with lower populations. This alone makes it well worth a visit on Tiger travel tours.
It is an incredibly beautiful park, with its landscape dominated by Ranthambore Fort as well as other structures, including the red sandstone Jogi Mahal at the edge of the lake Padam Talao. This atmospheric setting is a truly memorable place to search for the Tiger. Travelling through the park on morning and evening game drives makes sightings highly likely - alongside many other species that reside in the lakes, meadows and forested hills. These include langurs, deer, Sloth Bear, Brown Fish Owl and minivets. The diversity of wildlife is spectacular and visiting Ranthambore National Park can be added to the itinerary along with Kanha National Park, another of India's top national parks in the heart of rural India.

Marissa Ellis-Snow is a freelance nature writer. If you're looking for Tiger travel, Naturetrek specialises in expert-led natural history and wildlife tours worldwide. Naturetrek brings over 25 years of experience to to wildlife tours to some of the most spectacular regions on Earth.

National Park Ranthambore


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