We reached Ranthambhore on a balmy April morning from Delhi, after an excruciatingly comfortable night in a General coach of the Nizamuddin-Indore Intercity express. Hotel Vinayak (RTDC) is a 30min auto rickshaw ride away from Sawai Madhopur railway station. At that hour i.e 4:00-4:30 am, the only waking souls in the sleepy little town are hotel agents who queue up... more

I quite by chance managed to spend a week in Ranthambhore Bagh. This is a home away from home and run by the "Tiger Expert" Dicky Singh and his charming wife Poonam. The Food is just out of Mom's kitchen and the hospitality superb. For wildlife if you have Dicky Singh with you, it becomes an unfair advantage as his... more

The Hike up to the fort is very interesting journey both times I had a gude that bringe it all to life more

I have placed an overall experience of "Above Average" as you have to take into consideration the location. Yes there are power cuts and the accommodation is basic, but what do you expect in the middle of a National Partk. We had three great safari and saw the Tigers in their natural habitat. The staff are very helpful and willing,... more

We went to Ranthambhore N.P. for the tiger viewing, and had heard some tales beforehand of people going on 7 or more drives and having not seen one, so on our first drive we felt lucky to have found one. In total we did 5 drives having a total of 7 sightings, which is exceptional. 2 of these sightings were... more

This was the first of four tiger parks we visited in India this year. The park mgt. seems to put the $$$ and the amount of visitors they can get into the park everyday priority over the needs of nature itself. It is amazing that the tigers themselves put up with all the chaos, noise and pollution. We were "lucky"... more

We had a wonderful two night stay at the dev Vilas in Ranthambore National Park. The staff hospitality is wonderful and we enjoyed two jeep safaris, relaxing by the pool in the warm day-time sun, pre-dinner conversation by the fire pit with other adventurers, laundry service at the end of our trip, delicious meals, a great view and sunset, pre-dawn... more

We went to Rathambore with our 7 year old and our 2 year old. The Pugmark hotel is very basic but very nice. The staff are very knowledgable and gracious. We stayed in one of their tents. It was quite cold at night but they have electrical heaters. I would say that it is a bit tough for young ones.... more

This is an amazing place with great scenery. There are a range of Safari vehicles from Jeeps through to something that look like large open top bus. The Jeeps are much more comfortable. The terrain is steep, rough, stony and (in March) very dusty. There are numerous roads through the Park, so the vehicles all head off on their own... more