Ranthambore Fort is neither a city nor a town but a fort having historical and environmental importance in Rajasthan, India. Ranthambore Fort is a popular tourist place which is also associated with the bravery of Hammir Dev of Chauhan dynasty. It is also connected with Jainism and Prithviraj Chauhan in the 12th century.
It keeps own good ranking in Rajasthan district historical forts. It is surrounding by a very large hill. Mostly it is very popular for its natural texture structure. We can see a thickly forested valley of Chambal.
History: There is very suspense that who was the manufacturer of Ranthambore fort name but history indicated that Chauhan was the first number. Many historical Rajasthan forts built by Chauhans so it is possible that it was also built by them. Padam lake was flowing near the location of the fort. This story can be seen on fort walls. For a personal experience of an exotic tour, book your Ranthambore tourism package with us.
Top Ranthambore Tourist Attractions with Details
Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary
India’s largest wildlife store was established in 1955 as a wildlife sanctuary. In 1980 sanctuary was given the status of National Park. Apart from the tigers, in the national park, various wild animals, jackal, cheetahs, hyena, swamps, crocodiles, wild pigs and deer serve as a natural habitat for various varieties, besides, there are aquatic vegetation, lilies, Lotus and lotus in the park are abundant.
This wildlife sanctuary spreads in an area of 392 sq km. Forest Authority created roads to promote forest safari of Ranthambore tourism so that the tourists can roam in the national park, where approximately 264 species of birds can be seen here. Many beautiful ponds like Rajbagh pond, Padam Talab Milk Pond, attract many types of animals here. To enjoy the jungle safari, the tourists like Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary, and come to enjoy this National Park from abroad, there is also an option of booking online jungle safari for tourists. According to the jungle safari season, different times can enjoy jungle safari twice a day. In the morning, 6.00 am to 9.30 pm Evening 3:00 pm to 6: 30 pm, bus canter, and jeep are available for going to the jungle safaris.
- Best Time to Visit: January to April & October to December
- Open and Closing Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Entry Fees: INR 330 (Indian ) INR 530 (Overseas Tourist ) Forest Safari
- Distance from Sawai Madhopur Railway Station: 13.8 km
- Distance from Ranthambhore Bus Stand: 14.7 km
- Distance from Jaipur Airport: 158.5 km
Ranthambore Fort
The Ranthambore Fort is situated in the Ranthambore National Park of the Madhopur district. This Fort is known for the valor and glory of the ruler of Chauhan empire Hamir Dev. The fort is constructed in 940 by Chauhan King Rantabang dev. This fort was included in the World Heritage Site of the World Heritage Committee in 37 sessions. Ranthambore Fort declared as World Heritage. There is a natural trench in the mountains on all three sides of the fort which provides strength to the fortress. Chauhan ruler Hamir Dev did not allow the Mughals to possess the fort during his lifetime, the glory of this fort is the pride of Ranthambore. The attractive views of the forests and the high mountains attract tourists if you like to explore the forest and historical sites, this place is special for you. The main attraction is Ranthambore fort Naulkha Darwaja, Haathi Pole, Ganesh pole, Suraj Poll and Tripolia pole. Hamir Mahal, Hamir Kachari, Badal Palace, Jabar – Bhanvara, 32 pillars cenotaph, Ranihaad pond and Samanto ki haveli are main attractions in the Ranthambore Fort.
- Best Time to Visit: January to April & October to December
- Open and Closing Time: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Entry Fees: INR 25 (Indian ) INR 200 (Overseas Tourist )
- Distance from Sawai Madhopur Railway Station: 13.1 km
- Distance from Ranthambore Bus Stand: 13.8 km
- Distance from Jaipur Airport: 157.5 km
Jogi Mahal
The Jogi palace is located next to the Padam Talab. It is a collection of the heritage of Jaipur, built by the Royal family of Jaipur. Take a peace and visitors come to see a natural beauty. The second largest banyan tree in India is located next to the Jogi palace. The beautiful view of Padam Lake from the Jogi Mahal attracts tourists. Here people can relax and get energy for the next journey. The availability of food and water on this attraction in Ranthambore make this place physically fit for mental retreat.
- Best Time to Visit: January to April & October to December
- Open and Closing Time: 6:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Entry Fees: No Entry Fee
- Distance from Sawai Madhopur Railway Station: 12.7 km
- Distance from Ranthambore Bus Stand: 13.9 km
- Distance from Jaipur Airport: 157.4 km
Surwal Lake
This is a seasonal lake and situated 25 kilometers from Ranthambore. The lake is a paradise for birds. From November to March Month there is a lot of attraction in this place from far off birds. Seeing the beauty of the lake tourists become enticed and charmed, a beautiful view of the sun rises and sunset can see here.
- Best Time to Visit: January to April & October to December
- Open and Closing Time: All-Time Open
- Entry Fees: No Entry Fee
- Distance from Sawai Madhopur Railway Station: 35.5 km
- Distance from Ranthambore Bus Stand: 34.5 km
- Distance from Jaipur Airport: 175.2 km
Ranthambore School of Art
Ranthambore School of Art promotes tiger and wildlife conservation. The students of this art school have good talent and mainly paint the tiger. This student goes to the other village to educate other students and save the tiger, to make them aware of the rich heritage and spread of knowledge.
- Best Time to Visit: January to April & October to December
- Open and Closing Time: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Entry Fees: No Entry Fee
- Distance from Sawai Madhopur Railway Station: 1.8 km
- Distance from Ranthambore Bus Stand: 2.7 km
- Distance from Jaipur Airport: 156.4 km
Nearby Tourist Places
- Kachida Valley
- Malik Talao
- Bakula
- Lakarda And Anantpura
- Rajbagh Talao
- Padam Talao
- Raj Bagh Ruins