Park Fact & Figures | Ranthambore National Park
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National Park Total Area |
Established in |
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275 km² core area 392 km² including buffer zone Tiger Reserve area: 1334 km² |
Year 1980 |
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Altitude |
Terrain |
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215 to 505 meters above sea level |
Dense tropical dry forest, open bushland and rocky terrain interspread with lakes and streams. |
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Eco Region |
Best Season |
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Kathiarbar-Gir dry deciduous forests |
Between November to March |
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Coordinates |
Closed |
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26°3'0?N 76°26'7”E |
In Monsoon |
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Languages |
Hindi, Rajasthani and English |
Temperature:
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Months |
Morning |
Afternoon |
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October-March |
10-15 º Celsius |
20-25 º Celsius |
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April |
20-25 º Celsius |
30-35º Celsius |
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May-June |
30-35 º Celsius |
40-45 º Celsius |
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Park Visiting Timmings
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Ethics & Tips for Touring Ranthambore National Park
Ranthambore National Park is one of the top tourist attractions in India. It is a tiger reserve and national park. Tourists are always advised to follow the guidelines of the forest department.