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Jai (T-108): The Young, Mighty, and Glorious Striped Beast Of Ranthambore

Jai (T-108) tiger walking through the forest in Ranthambore

Bengal tigers are one of the popular attractions for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers in Ranthambore National Park. Among many of the tigers to see here is Jai (T-108). He is the brother of Veeru (T-109), who was killed during the territorial battle with Fateh (T-42). You can spot him in zone 6. Below are some facts about this tiger.

Jai (T-108): A quite young tiger in Ranthambore

Spotting tigers in their natural habitat at safari zones in Ranthambore National Park is one of the best sightseeing activities to enjoy with loved ones. Among the tigers to see here is Jai (T-108). He was born to Ladli (T-8) and fathered by Kumbha (T-34). Among the three litters, the only two cubs who survived were Jai (T-108) and Veeru (T-109).

The first time a nature guide spotted this tiger was on 28th February 2017. Jai, the three-and-a-half-year-old plus adult tiger, often roamed with his brother Veeru (T-109) in the Patava-Babari and Sukhi Talai in Zone 6. Both the brothers had gained significant popularity in Ranthambore Safari. But now, this tiger cannot be seen with his brother Veeru (T-109), who lost his life during the territorial battle with Fateh (T-42). According to forest officials, Jai (T-108) is waiting to avenge his brother’s death from Fateh (T-42), who roams in Zone 10. There are videos of Jai (T-108) to watch, including the one where he is seen hunting a spotted deer.

 Luxury Resort to Stay near Ranthambore National Park

To get a glimpse of Jai (T-108) in Zone 6, you can plan your stay at Bookmark Resorts, Jogi Mahal. It is one of the best luxury resorts in Ranthambore and a perfect option for experiencing the wilderness. The resort is known for its inviting ambience, decoration, design, and well-appointed rooms with all modern amenities.

It has two spacious, lavish room categories that are worth a stay for their facilities. One is a Premium Room of 500 sq. ft., giving you a fantastic view of the Aravalli Hills. The other sprawling room category is the Luxury Room of 550 – 650 sq. ft., with a plunge pool facility. These rooms are appealing, with comfy bedrooms, surrounding lush green views, plush sofas, and a private sitout zone. Both represent the true essence of Rajasthani culture.

Besides flawless room facilities, Bookmark Resorts, Jogi Mahal, is ideal for hosting a destination wedding in Ranthambore. It has a spacious banquet hall of 4200 sq. ft. and a lawn of 15000 sq. ft., enough to organise functions and accommodate guests for your special event. Due to its proximity to places like Ranthambore National Park, Jogi Mahal, Trinetra Ganesh Temple, and many more, you can have a pre-wedding photoshoot. The resort is also best for organising corporate meetings.

Regarding dining, the resort houses a multi-cuisine restaurant. It is one of the best restaurants in Ranthambore, where you can savour lip-smacking Rajasthani cuisine and other local delicacies. The restaurant’s interior is captivating with its chequered flooring, beautiful wall paintings, and furnished wooden works.

Conclusion

Tigers are majestic wildlife species that became prey to poaching, resulting in the fall of their numbers. Because of this, they were labelled endangered. But Ranthambore National Park was a great initiative in becoming a safe abode for these big cats, now numbering more than 80. There are many tigers to see at safari zones. Jai (T-108) is one tiger that can be spotted in Zone 6.

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