Road to Rajasthan

              Day 9

              Our first day in Ranthambhore we departed the hotel at 0645 for a safari in the Ranthambhore National Park this is one of the prime examples 

               of project Tiger’s conservation efforts in Rajasthan.

               The forest around Ranthambhore was once the private hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur and is one of the largest national parks in 

                northern India.

                Ranthambhore National park is renowned for its tiger population the park also have other animals such as Leopard,Nilgal, Wild Boar,

                Samba, Hyena crocodile and Sloth Bear.

                In the morning safari deer monkeys and tigers where seen along with a lot of bird life,back at our hotel around 1000 am for breakfast 

                And a laze around the pool lunch and out for the afternoon safari no tigers but bird life monkeys deer wild boar crocodile and a sloth bear 

               were  all seen

                a great day and a change from not seeing Temples Pagodas and Mahals.

Wild life in the Ranthambhore National Park.

Monkeys in the park.

The local sightseeing taxi in Ranthambhore 

Big buck and the leader of the heard.

Crocodile next to the waterhole.

Sunset over the Ranthambhore National park.

Love 

Len an Val