Honeymoon in Ranthambore

The Ranthambore National Park is located in the district of Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan, India.Honeymoon in Ranthambore will surely break the monotony of beaches, hill stations and historical cities. The Ranthambore National Park suffers extreme climate with temperatures soaring up to 47 °C during summers and dipping to 2°C during winters. In summers, temperature inside the park is pleasant, though outside, where all the resorts are located, it can be unbearable. The best time to visit the park can be either Nov- Feb or April-May. The former is suitable for those who like to roam around in pleasant weather while the latter is specifically for those who wish to see the tiger.

Since vehicles are the only way to explore the park, jeep safari are hugely popular. A limited number of jeeps are allowed in the park as such tourists need to reach the park well before the starting time. A jeep can accommodate a maximum of six people including the driver and the guide (compulsory). Animals inside the park have got used to the presence of vehicles in the area as such they do not shy away from the approaching jeep.On the way to the park, you will spot Bats, Cats, Civets, Deer, Flying Foxes, Gazelles, Indian Hare, Jackals, Leopards, Mongooses, Monkeys, Nilgai, Porcupines, Sloth Bears, Tigers and Wild Boars. The chirpy birds residing in the park are the eagles, graylag goose, jacanas, owls, partridge, peafowls, pintails, quails and storks. Beside the wildlife population, you can visit the Ranthambore Fort and Jogi Mahal on Honeymoon in Ranthambore.

The vegetation of the park is mostly dry deciduous type with dhok forming the majority of the trees. Apart from this there are around 300 species of trees and plants found in the park including Aam, Imli, Babul, Banyan, Ber, Dhak (or Chila), Jamun, Kadam, Khajur, Khair, Karel, Khejda, Kakera, Mohua and Neem. Undoubtedly, the Tiger is the major Destinations of the Ranthambore National Park. However, sighting a tiger is only possible through plenitude of patience and luck. In such circumstance, other animals of the park keep the visitors engaged and entertained. Prominent among these are Leopards, Striped Hyenas, Indian Wild Boar, Chinkara, Jackals, Indian Flying Foxes, Indian Foxes, Sloth bears, Sambar deer, Chital, Nilgai, Macaques, Small Indian Civets and Common mongoose.
Honeymooners can also visit the following destinations such as Sawai Madhopur, Karauli, Bundi, Kota Tonk, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Agra and Delhi on Honeymoon in Ranthambore. Half the fun of Honeymoon in Ranthambore is the adventure tour to the national park and the other half is shopping. Here, you will find trademark objects such as T-shirts, postcards and greeting cards with photos of tigers and other wild beasts and birds on them to carry back as souvenirs. You might also be interested in purchasing local fabrics, traditionally embroidered Rajasthani turbans, puppets and other ethnic handicraft.