Bharat and I, have visited Ranthambore National Park numerous times. It is one of the few parks in India, where one can often see the majestic beauty – Tigers.
Tigers of the Ranthambore National Park are quite used to the exposure of the Safari vehicles in the area.
Watch the video of T-16 (Machli) Tigress. She uses the Safari vehicles as a hide to attack a Sambar Deer for the kill. The density of the tigers in the tourism area of the park is high as compared to any other parks of India. Due to the presence of old monuments such as Ranthambore Fort and Raj Mahal, inside the forest, it provides a unique background and ambience in the National Park.

Here are some moments captured through our lenses during our trip to Ranthambore.

Machli (T-16) Tigress of Ranthambore

Tigers during courtship at Ranthambore National Park, 2010

T24 “Ustaad” Tiger at Ranthambore

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About Bharat Goel

Bharat Goel, an avid traveler and wildlife photographer has more than a decade’s experience of travelling in wild throughout India. His love for the wild urged him to leave his engineering career to dedicate his life for the preservation of nature and wildlife. He constantly strives to make people aware and encourage them to appreciate and being responsible towards nature through his endeavor.