The Jungle Safari, a peek into the wild & nature!
Safari Bookings Details
Center Safari - INR.1000 ( Per Person ) One Center has 20 seats ( For Indian )
- INR.2050 ( Per Person ) One Center has 20 seats ( For Foreigner )
gypsy Safari - INR.1550 ( Per Person ) One Gypsy has 06 seats ( For Indian )
- INR.2550 ( Per Person ) One Gypsy has 06 seats ( For Foreigner )
Safari Timings - Morning 6:00 AM - 9:30 PM / Evening 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM ( Safari timings varies as season changes )
Ranthambore Safari Booking Procedure:
In order to book your seat in a jeep or canter safari in advance, you need to provide the following details:
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Information about each visitor: Full name, Age, Sex (as printed on the ID proof provided by you)
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Date of Booking safari & Safari timing (Morning/Afternoon)
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Specific ID card number of all visitors (Voter Id, Aadhar Card, Pan card, Driving license, etc.
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Booking is non-transferable and cannot be exchanged with anyone.
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You must carry the same ID card that you have submitted during the online booking.
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Passport details are mandatory for foreigner tourists for making reservations.
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You have to pay full fees for safari booking in advance.
Temples
Amreshwer Mahadev temple
Jhojheshwer Mhadev Temple
Chamtkar Jain Mandir
Kala Gora bheru ji mandir
Palace to visit near Ranthambhore
History of Ranthambhore Fort
The oldest settlement in the area near Sawai Madhopur was around the Ranthambhore fort. The exact origin of the Ranthambore fort is still disputed but it is generally accepted that there was a settlement at the site of the Fort, as far back as the 8th century A.D. It is widely believed that the construction of the Ranthambhore Fort was started during the reign of the Chauhan rajput King Sapaldaksha in 944 AD. Another theory stipulates that King Jayant, also a Chauhan rajput, built the Ranthambore Fort during 1110 AD. It is most likely that the construction of the fort commenced during the mid 10th Century A.D. and continued for a few centuries after that.
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Since, the Ranthambhore Fort controlled the trade routes between North India and Central India, it was highly coveted by the rulers of North India. The Ranthambore Fort had its golden moments during the reign of the king Rao Hammir, the last ruler of the Chauhan dynasty (1282 - 1301 AD). During 1300 AD, Ala-ud-din Khilji, the ruler of Delhi sent his army to capture the Fort. After three unsuccessful attempts, his army finally conquered the Ranthambhore Fort in 1301 and ended the reign of the Chauhans. In the next three centuries the Ranthambore Fort changed hands a number of times, till Akbar, the great Mughal emperor, finally took over the Fort and dissolved the State of Ranthambore in 1558. The fort stayed in the possession of the Mughal rulers till the mid 18th century.
Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History
The Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History, which had been inaugurated by Finance Minister Mr. Namo Narayan Meena on March 1, 2014 at 3.00 PM in Ramsinghpura, Sawai Madhopur adds yet another feather in the cap of historically rich Rajasthan. The museum is likely to open daily, except on Mondays and the National holidays; between 10 AM and 5 PM. Enriching the Indian history, Rajasthan has many attributes under its dome and the Regional Museum of Natural history is cited as an additional asset to the state. This will be the fourth natural history museum in the country after Bhopal, Bhubhaneshwar and Mysore.
The museum is likely to provide educational and extracurricular activities for schools while depicting the understanding or interrelationship between plants and animal. It houses a library with about 10,000 books on wildlife and nature; the visitors are allowed to pick any of the books for reading for free. Also photography and videography has been kept free of cost. The museum has appointed two naturalists to assist visitors. An auditorium accommodating 300 pax has also been constructed for deliberate seminars and wildlife documentary presentations; however the charges for the booking and the procedure for the permission have not been declared yet. This museum also targets at depicting country’s natural heritage and history and attaining international recognition in the succeeding years.
