Ranthambore, a small village in North West Rajasthan situated near Sawai Madhopur Township, has inscribed its name with golden letters on the wide canvas of Rajasthan Tourism. Surrounded by VindhyaChal Mountain Ranges on one side and Aravali Hills on the other, Ranthambore is placed near the outer brinks of the Thar Desert. Deriving its name from the two hills ‘Ran’ and ‘Thambor’, this village is famous all over the map for its celebrated Tiger Reserve.

Woods endowed with affluent flora and fauna, spectacular ambiance, rocky and at times sandy smudges, sloping hills, dazzling landscapes, grasslands, lovely lakes, gushing streams and mysterious ravines make Ranthambore a perfect abode for wild beasts and a dream destination for wild life enthusiasts. Many celebrities including President Bill Clinton have visited Ranthambore National Park to see the majestic Bengal tigers.

Apart from this, Ranthambore also boasts of a rich cultural and historical legacy. It offers an incredible assimilation of rich wildlife with the scattered ruins of yesteryears basking in the heroism of glorious Rajasthani heritage. Ruined pavilions, wrecks of the fort, chhatris, crumbling walls, old fortifications, wells, and other incandescent edifices of kingships quench your thirst to taste the splendid past of Ranthambore.