The Ranthambhore National Park houses the Tiger's Haven, which benchmarks the success of Project Tiger in India and showcases the endangered animal in near-natural surroundings. The Park covers over 392 sq km of forest and is a unique wildlife oasis in the midst of colourful villages. Waterfalls, lakes and numerous streams, cliffs, valleys and plateaus are in vivid contrast to the rugged terrain of the Park area. The Sanctuary is home to a number of animals besides the tigers, leopards, caracals, jungle cats and various kinds of deer. Migratory birds home into the Park's many lakes during the winter months and the flocks of Greylegs, Ruddy Shelduck and Pintails, among others, attract scores of birdlovers. Around 350 species of birds inhabit the Park, many of which can often be seen flying around the resort. From Queen Elizabeth of England to American President Bill Clinton, visitors have been thrilled by the park's wildlife, particularly the tigers. Hotel ANURAG RESORT is one of the oldest Modern Resorts in Ranthambhore and Hotel ANURAG RESORT offers you luxury and budget hospitality at a location nearest to the National Park.Ranthambhore National Park is the place where the tiger reigns in all its majesty. There are numerous wildlife varieties and over 300 species of birds. Some of them are the Black Eagle and the Crested Hawk Eagle. In winter, migratory birds including the Greylag Goose make Ranthambhore their home in large numbers. The National Park is spread over 392 sq. km. of dense wild jungle, pristine and untouched, scattered with water bodies, streams and waterfalls. All together, they add up to one of the most unique exhibitions of nature.
Facilities.
Conference Hall
Laundry & Dry Cleaning
24-hour hot and cold water
Safari Tours to National Park
Round-the-clock room service
Colour Television in TV Lounge
Intercom facility in rooms
Three elegant lawns suitable for get-togethers
Parking By Request
Puppet Show, Folk Music and Dance programmes
Doctor on call
Palmist, Astrologer
Wild life slide show presentation
Campfire
Camel/Horse riding
Rides in traditional horse, camel, bullock-drawn carts to villages, dressed in traditional costumes
Sightseeing with guide well versed in English:
Devpura for Black Buck
Ranthambhore Fort
Mansarovar Lake
Bhoori Pahari (Banas River)
Temples of the Old City
Village life in traditional, ethnic setting
