Coisas para fazer em Ranthambore: Museus e atrações

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Passeio pelo Centro de Artesanato Local no Parque Nacional Ranthambore

Visite Dastkar Kendra em Ranthambore, veja iniciativas maravilhosas e produtos adoráveis. Reserve um tempo para comprar produtos tradicionais feitos pela população local.

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Caminhada de 3 horas para o Forte Ranthambore

Visite o forte Ranthambore em frente ao portão de entrada da floresta, admire as vistas da natureza do topo do forte, veja muitos Langurs (macacos de corpo branco com rosto preto).

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Tour de meio dia no passado em Ranthambore

Olhe para trás, para o passado distante, do modo de vida em uma pequena aldeia, tenha a chance de juntar-se a moer especiarias com ferramentas feitas à mão, Veja as lojas antigas e interessantes da aldeia.

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Ranthambore em breve

Nestled in northern India’s Rajasthan, Ranthambore is famed for its iconic national park and tiger reserve – one of the best destinations for wildlife safaris in the country. The place is steeped in history and culture, too – its 10th-century fort offers a glimpse into the region’s rich past.

Ranthambore National Park is what draws most to the area. Known as ‘land of the tiger’, the UNESCO site is home to a variety of mammals – like leopards, sloths, hyenas and deer, which you can get up close to on a jeep safari or an elephant ride. The area has a rich birdlife too, with over 300 species recorded. A haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

Beyond the national park and fort, Ranthambore offers a whole host of fun things to see and do. Its street markets and traditional villages are the perfect place to soak up local culture.

Top three things to do in Ranthambore

Explore the National Park on a jeep safari

A visit to Ranthambore is incomplete without venturing into its iconic national park on a wildlife safari. Hop into a jeep and explore the area, getting up close to different animals and bird species. If you’re lucky, you’ll get to spot a Royal Bengal Tiger. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or not, this is something special.

Step back in time at Ranthambore Fort

Perched on a hill in the national park, Ranthambore’s 10th-century forest fort is a must-visit. The UNESCO World Heritage Site packs in a collection of architectural marvels, like temples, palaces and pavilions. Stroll its 7-km-long walls, check out the famous Trinetra Ganesha Temple and climb to the top for some impressive views.

Pick up handicrafts at a local village

The villages in and around Ranthambore are a great place to pick up some traditional handicrafts while getting a glimpse of culture and contributing to the local economy. These non-profit organisations work to support local women and craftspeople, who use their skills to create artistic masterpieces like handknitted silk carpets and woollen rugs.