Ranthambore National Park is well-known for its tigers, as it is one of the best spots in India to see these magnificent creatures. Many of the park's tigers have been the subject of documentaries and films. Machli, popularly known as the Tigress Queen of Ranthambore, was just named the world's most photographed tigress. The Indian government produced a commemorative postal cover and stamp to recognize her commitment to environmental and economic problems.
You can explore the old Ranthambore Fort, which is stretched across the park and has the famous Ganesha temple, in addition to trying to spot tigers. Jogi Mahal, the park's most photographed monument, is located near the fort. Panthers, crocodiles, and sloth bears, among many other wonderful animals, may be found in Ranthambore National Park. The park's surroundings are also full of attractions, such as stunning temples and a natural history museum.
Mansingh Sanctuary and Kaila Devi Sanctuary, the two sanctuaries that make up Ranthambore National Park, spanning 392 square kilometers (151 square miles). The park is divided into ten zones and a buffer zone. Ranthambore National Park is one of the largest and most visited national parks in Northern India.
In recent years, the population of tigers in Ranthambore National Park has increased. In late 2018, the park was home to an estimated 80 Royal Bengal tigers, including 32 lovely cubs.
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