Ranthambore Canter Booking

Welcome to the Ranthambore online safari booking service. Visitors can make online bookings for the seats in the Canter safari and Jeep safari by using the online booking service provided here. All the procedures for Ranthambore Safari bookings for canters and Jeeps are fully administered and managed by Bagh Resort Ranthambore. It is a twenty-seater, mini-open bus that operates in some zones of the park. It is the best option for people who come in large groups and want to enjoy themselves together. For Canter safaris as well, the timings vary as per the season, and the morning and evening safari timings remain the same.

Rs.1400/- For Canter Booking
Rs.1800 For Jeep Booking
However, to book either of the safaris, ID proof is required.

Safari Timing
Time Table Ranthambhor National Park

Ranthambore National Park, Bagh Resort Ranthambore
Ranthambore National Park Safari Booking Online Here, Book Centre Safari and Jeep Safari, both are available. Bagh Resort Ranthambore is our official site. Ranthambore National Park is one of the biggest and most renowned national parks in northern India. The park is located in the Sawai Madhopur district of southeastern Rajasthan, which is about 130 km from Jaipur. Being considered one of the famous and former hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur, today the Ranthambore National Park terrain is a major wildlife tourist attraction spot that has pulled the attention of many wildlife photographers and lovers in this destination.

Canter Safari is undoubtedly one of the best ways to explore the rich wildlife of Ranthambore National Park. It is a 20-seater open bus that operates in some of the safari zones in Ranthambore. Canter is best for a large group of visitors who, instead of booking 2-3 Jeeps, can choose this option. Canter Safari should be booked well in advance; however, there is also an option of last-minute booking. Both morning and evening canter safaris are available at Ranthambore for visitors. Canter safaris are available between October 1 and June 30.

What to Expect on a Canter Safari in Ranthambore
Wildlife Sightings: The primary goal of a canter safari is to spot the elusive tigers that roam freely in the park. Ranthambore is also home to leopards, sloth bears, sambar deer, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. Your trained naturalist guide will provide you with insights into the park's wildlife and assist you in tracking these animals.

Scenic Landscapes: Ranthambore is not just about tigers. The park is dotted with stunning landscapes that include hills, lakes, and lush forests. A canter safari offers you the perfect vantage point to capture the beauty of these natural wonders, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Photography Opportunities: Wildlife enthusiasts and photographers flock to Ranthambore to capture its stunning inhabitants. Canter Safaris allow you to click amazing photographs of wildlife and the landscape. Make sure to have your camera ready!

Educational Experience: Your Canter Safari is not just a visual treat; it's also an educational journey. Naturalist guides will share their knowledge about the park's ecology, animal behaviour, and conservation efforts, making this an enriching experience for nature lovers.

Safari Vehicles
There are two types of vehicles permitted in Ranthambore National Park: canter (open-top bus) and maruti gypy. Both safari vehicles are open from all sides to explore wildlife in the forest of Ranthambore National Park, which is why they provide the best viewing wildlife experience in the forest.A limited number of safari vehicles are allowed to enter Ranthambore National Park in each shift. A maximum of 140 vehicles are allowed to enter the park at a time by the Forest Department.

A total of 88 jeeps and 52 canters are allotted in all the safari zones of Ranthambore National Park, which includes 58 jeeps for regular safari, 20 jeeps in the tatkal quota, 5 jeeps in the special category quota, and 5 jeeps for full-day or half-day safari. Canters are allocated in all safari zones except zones 7 and 8.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Which time safari is better for spotting tigers – morning or evening?
A.Spotting tigers in the national park is all dependent on luck. Knowledge about the tiger’s route is very important. The guides usually have the right and appropriate knowledge about these facts. Also, animals stay in caves when the sun is at its peak. Therefore, early morning and late evening are the best times for spotting tigers. Along with this, the mornings of summer and the evenings of winter are the best times to spot wild animals.

Q. What are zones for tiger sighting in the Ranthambhore national park?
A.There are 10 zones for tiger sightings. And every track takes you to the heart of the park. Whether canter or jeep, both travel on the same track in the national park. No region of the forest is bad for the sighting of animals. Also, for zone availability, the tourist needs to book 90 days in advance of the date of the visit. Every zone is better on different days. The best zone for a particular visit can be ascertained only 2–3 days before the visit.

Q.What are the requirements for booking safri online ?
A.Information about each visitor: Full name, Age, Sex (as printed on the ID proof provided by you)
Date of Booking Safari & Safari timing (Morning/Afternoon)
The specific ID card number of all visitors (Voter Id, Aadhar Card, Pan Card, Driving license, etc.)
Safari Entry fees paid in advance

Q.What is the average temperature at Ranthambore?
A.Temperature - highest of 48 degrees Celsius in summer, and lowest of 2 degrees Celsius in winter.

Q.What are the opening timings of ranthambore national park?
A.Generally, the opening and closing times of the park are in sync with the sunrise and sunset. The park opens around half an hour after sunrise and closes around half an hour before sunset. Like the sunrise and sunset timing changes with the change of the season, the entry and exit timing of Ranthambore National Park changes accordingly. The entry timings in the park begin a little later during the summers, and the same is the case with the exit timings. The morning safaris are conducted from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., while the evening safaris are conducted from 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. There is a heavy rush on weekends and holidays, so it is always advisable to book safaris and hotels in advance. Each safari is allowed for a maximum of three and a half hours.

History of Ranthambore National Park
Ranthambore National Park is one of the most renowned and well-known tiger lands. It is the only and biggest national park in the world, with numerous types of species, flora, and fauna. The Ranthambore National Park got its name from the Ranthambore Fort, which is in the middle of the jungle. This fort witnessed the major history and changes of this park. Before independence, there was extensive forest cover on the Indian subcontinent. But with the increasing population and industrialization, the forest was badly exploited. And with the shrinking forest, the wildlife of the country also started shortening. This became a source of concern for the nation, resulting in strict rules and policies for Ranthambore Park. Ranthambore National Park was previously privately owned by the Maharajas of Jaipur.

Until 1955, it was an exclusive and popular hunting ground for Jaipur’s royal family. And after that, it was declared "Sawai Madhopur Sanctuary." But due to the constant fall in the numbers of tigers, in the year 1973, the sanctuary was declared under the project Tiger to protect the tigers. More strict policies and rules were formulated to make Project Tiger a success. And then the major rule came in the year 1980, when 282.03 sq. km of this sanctuary was declared a national park. After this, the collection of forest produce by the government was reduced. And then, in 1983, an adjacent north side of the land was named Kela Devi Sanctuary. Similarly, 130 sq km in 1984 were declared Sawai Mansingh Sanctuary.