Ranthambore in Rajasthan’s Sawai Madhopur district is a tourist spot for wildlife enthusiasts, history lovers or adventure seekers. Once the hunting ground of the royal kings, it exudes an air of mystique and opulence even today. Come here and discover experiences beyond the ordinary!
This majestic fort, constructed by the Chauhan rulers in the 8th century, is one of the prime attractions in Ranthambore. It is an architectural marvel and bears testimony to the historic developments—battles and sieges—witnessed here. Walk around the fort to discover lakes and a variety of flora and fauna.
Distance From Resort: 7 km
Ranthambore National Park has over 80 tigers—15 female, 11 male, and cubs. Head out for a safari early morning or evening in its safari zones to catch sight of the big cat and other animals. There are about 539 species of flowering plants here, the most prominent being the Dhok tree. Others include the mango and banyan trees.
Distance From Resort: 2 km
Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History is well known for its rich flora and fauna of the region and the geology of the western part of the country. It is the best place for those who have a keen interest in delving into the bygone era.
Distance From Resort: 4.2 km
Shilpgram is a craft village near Ramsinghpura village. It is an ethnographic museum that offers an extensive representation of the crafts, art, and culture of various Indian states, particularly the western part of the country. It is a place where the development of regional handicraft and hand-loom products takes place.
Distance From Resort: 4.7 km
Amreshwar Mahadev Temple is a holy site set amid the backdrop of the Aravallis and Vindhyas and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The legend goes that this temple is 1200 years old as the Ranthambore Fort. Besides worshipping the deity, the nearby waterfall and beautiful groves in the vicinity are worth noticing.
Distance From Resort: 4 km
Located within the premises of the Ranthambore Fort, the Trinetra Ganesh temple is one of the oldest and most famous temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha in Rajasthan. It doesn’t just house the deity of Ganesha but also his entire family. Constructed with red Karauli stone, this temple boasts exquisite architecture. One has to climb approximately 2000 steps to get here.
Distance From Resort: 7 km
Dastkar Ranthambore is an excellent initiative to revive traditional Rajasthani culture and establish crafts groups. It also makes efforts to revitalise the local craft communities. Workshops are organised here to educate the local artisans about contemporary design, product development, production systems, and more. Buy handmade stuffed toys to surprise your little ones.
Distance From Resort: 4.5 km
Jogi Mahal is a treasure trove of history and natural beauty. This 19th-century hunting lodge was built during the reign of the Maharaja of Jaipur. From here, you can enjoy the breathtaking views and sightseeing wildlife. Don’t miss the sacred Banyan tree, revered by the locals for its age-old significance.
Distance From Resort: 7 km
Ranthambore School of Arts is an exhibition of spectacular paintings of tigers drawn by skilled artists from nearby towns and villages. You can appreciate their craft by buying handmade artwork and hanging them on your room walls. Ranthambore School of Arts is a great move to promote the idea of conserving wildlife.
Distance From Resort: 7 km
Located on the banks of the River Chambal in Pali Village, Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, Palighat Chambal Safari offers motorboat rides and the chance to spot marsh crocodiles, gharials, and water birds.
Distance From Resort: 42 km
Hathi Bhata is a unique monument in the Tonk district of Rajasthan, India. Carved out of a single block of stone, the elephant’s structure attracts tourists from all over. The structure also has a mythological connection, as it has carvings telling the story of Raja Nal and Damayanti. This sculpted elephant image is appealing with its sheer size and magnificence.
Distance From Resort: 62 km
Chauth Mata temple was built by Maharaja Bhim Singh. Besides Chauth Mata as the main deity at the centre, you will also see the idol of Lord Ganesha on the right. The left displays the goddess’s weapons. Pilgrims have to climb 700 steps to reach the temple. The Chauth Mata Mela occurs here annually on the fourth day of the Hindu month Magha.
Distance From Resort: 13 km
