Wildlife of Rajasthan

“Rajasthan, a state of desert and camels.” Most people have this idea of Rajasthan, but let me tell you that it is a vibrant state with mu - Tripclap
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Wildlife of Rajasthan
“Rajasthan, a state of desert and camels.” Most people have this idea of Rajasthan, but let me tell you that it is a vibrant state with much more to offer than wonderful history, music, dancing, kings, and palaces. It also makes a significant contribution to wildlife. It has been home to a variety of birds and animals for many years. It has some magnificent sanctuaries and national parks that are well worth visiting. It is not restricted to a certain region of the state, but rather covers the entire state of Rajasthan.  In addition to cultural delights, you can experience wildlife in its natural habitat.

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14,860
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14,900
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4.8 Ratings
( 185 Reviews )
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*EXCLUDING APPLICABLE TAXES
4.8 Ratings
( 185 Reviews )
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39,000
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6,710
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4.8 Ratings
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Ranthambore National Park, Sawai Madhopur

Ranthambore is one of India's most well-known national parks. This national park is known for Bengal tigers and other wild animals, and it is completely immersed in nature. It is a popular tourist destination and an ideal location for wildlife photographers. There are a lot of activities you can do in that national park.
•  Bird watching- There are 320 species of birds in Ranthambore, and a bird lover can spend almost an entire day watching them and photographing them with both their eyes and their cameras. It's a really quiet place, with only the sound of water flowing someplace nearby. Listening to the birds in such an environment is a blessing to your ears.
• Photography- Ranthambore National Park is a location to experience for the rest of your life. Every location there is attractive and lovely. Allow your camera to experience the delight of snapping in the wild. You just have to be really quiet while clicking, or you might miss a great shot!
• Safari- Imagine riding in a quiet forest with no way to predict when a tiger will be in your path. This national park gives you a sense of adventure and excitement at the same time. Choose between a jeep for 6 passengers or a canter for a large group. Ranthambore National Park has ten safari zones. Zones 1-6 are the best places to see tigers. It's a must to have fun. Between the 1st of October and the 30th of June, jeep safari and canter are available.
Best time to visit- October to march

Distance from Delhi- 7 hours 40 minutes. (389.9 km) 
Nearest airport- Jaipur international airport. 2 hours 43 minutes (169.9 km) from Sawai Madhopur.
Nearest railway station- 27 mins (13.8 km) from Ranthambore.
Average hotel price in Ranthambore- 1500 rupees to 3500 rupees.

Places to visit in Rajasthan

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14,860
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4.2 Ratings
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6,710
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7,850
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4.8 Ratings
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Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur

The Keoladeo national park is also known as Bharatpur bird century is a World Heritage Site and a popular destination for animals and migrating birds. It's a manmade wetland that the royals used as a hunting ground. It takes its name from a temple located within the national park. The Keoladeo National Park is formed of grasslands, marshes, forests, and a variety of other habitats that are habitat to over 300 species of birds and as well as 50 species of fish, 13 species of snakes, 7 species of turtles, and a variety of other wild animals. In the national park, there are numerous ways to travel and participate in various activities.
• Walk or cycling- A walking trail has been created for those who wish to walk while quietly watching birds. The trail is 11 kilometers in length. Cycling is also a viable choice. You are free to bike wherever you choose and stop whenever you want to rest or take pictures. The daily rent is 100 rupees.
• Horse carriage or cycle rickshaw- If you simply want to relax and enjoy your time taking pictures while watching the birds, then either a cycle rickshaw or a horse carriage is the best option for you. The person who rides you through the national park will have extensive knowledge of the area and may be able to provide you with some insights. The price for a rickshaw is 100 rupees per hour and 150 rupees per hour for the horse carriage.
• Sunrise point- There is a sunrise spot near the national park's entrance where you may watch the lovely sunrise and photograph the birds soaring.
• Shopping- What's more fun than shopping in a national park? There is a shop near the park's entrance where you can buy wildlife books and a variety of other items as well.

Best time to visit- August to February.
Distance from Delhi- 3 hours 41 minutes. (209 km)
Nearest airport-  Gwalior Airport. 2 hours 26 minutes. (159 km)
Nearest railway station- Bharatpur railway station. 15 minutes (6.0 km) from Keoladeo national park.
Average hotel price in Bharatpur-  1200 rupees to 3000 rupees.

Places to visit in Rajasthan

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4.8 Ratings
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39,000
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4.2 Ratings
( 56 Reviews )
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6,710
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7,850
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4.8 Ratings
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Sariska Tiger Reserve, Alwar

The Sariska Tiger Reserve is the first in the world to successfully relocate tigers. It used to be a hunting area before being designated as a nature reserve in 1955. Mountains, scrub-thorn desert woods, dry boreal forest, and grassland make up this area. In 1978, it was declared as a tiger reserve, becoming part of India's Project Tiger. The animal sanctuary was established in the year 1990. Sariska Tiger Reserve is a place with many architectural and natural attractions to see, as well as a variety of other activities.
• Safari- You can enjoy an amazing safari in the national park and witness the real beauty of tigers. Along with a safari, you can enjoy bird watching. There are 220 species of birds that can be seen. While on safari, you can also explore the Kankwadi fort in the national park.
• Temples- The Neelkanth temple is located on a remote mountain in the Sariska Tiger Reserve. The temple, which dates from the sixth century, houses a collection of erotic statues. The temple, which is identical to Khajuraho, is a popular tourist destination. Pandupol Hanuman Temple is another temple in the national park. This site is near a waterfall and has a strong mythological link to the Mahabharata epic. Many people come to this location for some tranquil time in the natural environment, and it is also wonderful for photography.

Best time to visit- November to March is the best time to visit. Although the national park is open all year, wildlife visitation is closed from July to September due to the monsoon.
Distance from Delhi- 3 hours 44 minutes. (165 km) 
Nearest airport- Sanganer Airport, Jaipur. 3 hours 20 mins (162.6 km) to Alwar.
Nearest railway station- Alwar railway station. 1 hour (39.8 km) to Sariska tiger reserve.
Average hotel price in Alwar- 1100 rupees to 2500 rupees.

Places to visit in Rajasthan

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14,860
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4.8 Ratings
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14,900
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4.8 Ratings
( 185 Reviews )
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39,000
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4.2 Ratings
( 56 Reviews )
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6,710
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7,850
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4.8 Ratings
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Desert National park, Jaisalmer

 This national park is situated near the golden city Jaisalmer. A national park in a deserted area is a must-see experience for everyone. This national park is home to camels, desert foxes, Bengal foxes, chinkaras, wolves, desert cats, and the Blackbuck. It is unlike any other national park and is quite unique in its own way. This desert park also has a collection of animal and bird fossils, some of which date back over 180 million years. Dinosaur fossils dating back 6 million years have also been discovered in the vicinity. Visiting a desert national park to see huge birds fly through the skies while gazing at the desert's basics is undoubtedly one of the greatest ways to explore more of the world. You can do a few things to get a better view of nature.
• Safari- Traveling in the desert is a unique experience. It involves a lot of sand dunes and warmth, but Jeep safari is one of the greatest ways to explore more of the desert for wildlife and adventure. The brown tint of the sands will draw attention to your photography as well.
• Camping- A lot of people camp in the desert national park. It makes people feel more connected to nature, and desert nights are always lovely.

Best time to visit- October to march.
Distance from Delhi- 14 hours 10 minutes. (760 km) to Jaisalmer city.
Nearest airport- Jaisalmer Airport. 34 minutes (24.7 km) to desert national park.
Nearest railway station- Jaisalmer railway station. 19 minutes. (12.9 km) to desert national park.
Average hotel price in Jaisalmer- 600 rupees to 2500 rupees.

Places to visit in Rajasthan

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4.8 Ratings
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4.8 Ratings
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39,000
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4.2 Ratings
( 56 Reviews )
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6,710
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Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary

Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary, located in Rajasthan's Rajsamand district, is a lovely area to visit for wildlife and adventure activities. This sanctuary was once a royal hunting playground, but it was converted to a sanctuary in 1971. The Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary is well-known for its 40-strong wolf pack, which is uncommon elsewhere. The monsoon season brings a plethora of colours to this location. This location is very popular for adventure activities as well.
• Safari- The most popular jeep safari in the Sanctuary is the 15-kilometer journey from Kumbhalgarh to Thandi Beri. The journey to Thandi Beri and return takes about 3.5 hours. A jeep or horse safari is organized by several hotels in Kumbhalgarh and the surrounding areas of Kotri, Ghanerao, Narlai, and Ranakpur. Safari costs around INR 2500 per Jeep for 6 Persons.
• Trekking - The Tirthankar Natural Trail is a popular trail in the sanctuary. The 3.7-kilometer trail serves as a tribute to the Jain Tirthankaras. Kumbhalgarh to Thandi Beri (14 km), Roopnagar to Sumer (98 km), Ranakpur to Ranakpur (15 km), Ranakpur to Kumbhalgarh (25 km), Malgarh to Magga (8 km), Roopanmata to Ranakpur (30 km), and Ranakpur to Thandi Beri (14 km) are other popular trails.
 Photography- The Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary attracts a large number of wildlife photographers during the monsoon season since it lends a lot of colour to the area. You can create a perfect picture that is appropriate with nature and plant and animal colours.

Best time to visit- October to march (also monsoon)
Timings- morning (6:00am to 9:00am) and evening (4:00pm to 5:00pm)
Entry charges- Rs 100 on Weekdays & Rs 75 on Weekends
Distance from Delhi-  9 hours 37 minutes (604 km)
Nearest airport- The closest airport is Udaipur Airport, which is roughly 85 kilometers from the Wildlife Sanctuary.
Nearest railway station- Falna railway station.1 hour ( 47.7 km).
Average hotel price in Kumbhalgarh- 3500 rupees to 7000 rupees.

Places to visit in Rajasthan

Per Person
14,860
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4.8 Ratings
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4.8 Ratings
( 185 Reviews )
Per Person
14,900
*EXCLUDING APPLICABLE TAXES
4.8 Ratings
( 185 Reviews )
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39,000
*EXCLUDING APPLICABLE TAXES
4.2 Ratings
( 56 Reviews )
Per Person
6,710
*EXCLUDING APPLICABLE TAXES
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7,850
*EXCLUDING APPLICABLE TAXES
4.8 Ratings
( 185 Reviews )
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