Only 180 km from Ranthambore, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to over 370 bird species. A must-visit for bird lovers.

At just 110 km away, Sariska offers an accessible tiger safari. See tigers, leopards, and langurs in this rugged forest landscape.

Around 270 km from Ranthambore, this park reveals the unique wildlife of the Thar Desert, with rare species like the great Indian bustard.

Located just 250 km from Ranthambore, this sanctuary offers a mix of flora, fauna, and breathtaking views in Rajasthan’s only hill station.

Just 170 km away, Chambal is home to the gharial, crocodiles, and numerous bird species. Boat safaris make it unique and accessible.

​Located about 230 km from Ranthambore, this sanctuary offers a quiet and peaceful spot for birdwatching, especially during the migratory season.​

At 160 km, this sanctuary near the Chambal River is home to nilgai, chinkara, and a variety of birds, offering an offbeat wildlife experience.

Located about 230 km from Ranthambore, Kumbhalgarh is famous for its fort and biodiversity — you can spot panthers and leopards here.

From bird sanctuaries to tiger reserves, these destinations are all within a short drive from Ranthambore, making them perfect for a wildlife-packed journey!

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