RANTHAMBORE FIELD INTERACTION VISIT
11th Dec. to 13th Dec. 2023
Day 1 (11th Dec.): Assemble at 5:30 AM in college campus.
Day 1 - Leave for Ranthambore around 6:00 AM.
-Noon.
Reach Ranthambore by Noon.
- Check-in at the hotel.
- Freshen up and have Lunch.
- Relax for a bit.
- Post lunch, visit Ranthambore Fort.
- Enjoy dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 2 (12th Dec.): Explore Ranthambore
Day 2
- After breakfast visit to Sight-seeing like Ganesh
Temple, Amreshwar Mahadev Temple, etc.
- Have Lunch at the hotel.
- After Lunch Visit to National Park Tiger reserve forest.
- Enjoy Dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight stay at the hotel.
- Day 3 (13th Dec.): Return to Delhi
Day 3 - Breakfast
- Depart back to Delhi
- En-route Sight-seeing like Bhangarh Fort and Lunch.
- Reach Delhi by evening.
Package Cost ₹7700 per student
₹7200 to be paid by student.
₹500 to be borne by college.
Package Includes:-
- Transportation from Delhi to Ranthambore and back.
- Accommodation in Ranthambore.
- Escorting during the tour.
- Jungle safari in Ranthambore.
Package Excludes:-
- Expenses of a personal nature like boating, shopping, etc.
Please note that this itinerary is subject to change
based on local conditions and availability.
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1. Ranthambore Tiger Reserve: As the centerpiece
of the park, the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is a
wildlife enthusiast's dream. It's renowned for its
significant Bengal tiger population, providing
visitors with the thrilling opportunity to observe
these majestic creatures in their natural
environment. The reserve also houses a diverse
array of other wildlife, including leopards, hyenas,
sloth bears, and numerous deer species.
2. Ranthambore Fort: Standing majestically atop a
hill, the Ranthambore Fort is a relic of India's rich
historical past, with origins dating back to the 10th
century. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage
Site, the fort is a labyrinth of ancient structures,
including temples, mosques, and barracks, each
telling a story of the bygone eras.
3. Padam Talao: This is the largest and arguably the
most beautiful lake in Ranthambore National Park.
Its serene waters are often covered with a
delicate layer of water lilies, adding to its
aesthetic appeal. The lake is a haven for
birdwatchers, attracting a variety of avian species,
including kingfishers, herons, and egrets. The
Padam Palace, located on the edge of the lake,
adds a touch of historical charm to the site.
4. Jogi Mahal: Although visitors cannot enter the
actual building, the Jogi Mahal is an essential part
of any trip to Ranthambore. This former royal
hunting lodge, located near Padam Talao, is noted
for its striking architecture and historical
significance. It serves as a reminder of the park's
royal past and provides a picturesque backdrop
for photography enthusiasts.
5. Malik Talao: This small lake is a hidden gem
within Ranthambore. Its tranquil waters and
surrounding lush vegetation create a peaceful
haven for wildlife. It's particularly popular among
birdwatchers, as it attracts an array of bird
species, offering visitors a chance to observe
these creatures in a quiet, natural setting.
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