Explore Ranthambore Tiger Reserve: A Wildlife Adventure in Rajasthan

Legal Status & Area

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve covers 1828.22 sq. km

1113.36 sq. km.

Critical Tiger Habitat

Area

421.22 sq. km.

Buffer Zone

Area

Ranthambore Tiger Project

Sawai Madhopur Division

Forest Divisions

Ranthambore Tiger Project

Karauli Division

Forest Divisions

Tiger Tales

Safari & Booking

Explore the wilderness through guided safaris conducted by certified forest guides and drivers.

Safari Zones
Ranthambore is divided into 10 zones — each offering unique landscapes and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Types of Safaris

Gypsy Safari (6-seater open jeep)
Canter Safari (20-seater open bus)

Safari Timings
Morning Safari: 6:00 AM – 9:30 AM
Evening Safari: 2:30 PM – 6:00 PM (timings vary seasonally)

RTR

Safari Zones

Zones	Key Points Covered	Distance (km)
1	Singhdwar, Raipur, Sultanpur, Kalapan	20
2	Jogimahal, Jhalra, Kamaldha, Gandhria	20
3	Jogimahal, Padam Talab, Rajbagh	18
4	Lakarda, Berda, Adidant	27
5	Jokha, Kachida, Bagdah, Bakola	18
6	Kundal, Mansarovar, Guda	27
7	Chidikho, Kushalidarra	12
8	Balas, Kalibhat, Mahakho	16
9	Qualji, Ghati ka Tiraha, Pandu Kho	22
10	Halonda, Kailashpuri, Devpura	20

About

A Legacy of Wilderness and Majesty

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is one of Rajasthan’s largest and most renowned tiger reserves, comprising:
Ranthambore National Park
Sawai Madhopur Sanctuary
Sawai Man Singh Sanctuary
Keladevi Sanctuary
Parts of the National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary …alongside several other forest areas.

Geography & Rivers
Bounded by the Banas River in the north and the Chambal River in the south, the reserve’s dry deciduous forests and open grassy meadows form an ideal habitat for thriving wildlife.

Location
Situated in Sawai Madhopur district, the reserve is easily accessible from Jaipur (166 km) and Delhi (352 km). The nearest railway station is Sawai Madhopur, and the nearest airport is Jaipur International Airport.