Beyond the Resort
A Region Rich in History & Wildlife
Ranthambore is far more than its famous tigers. Centuries-old forts, revered temples, and quiet wetlands sit within easy reach of The Tigers Ranthambore — our team is always happy to arrange a car and guide for any of the sights below.
Ranthambore Fort
A majestic 10th-century fort overlooking the national park, steeped in Rajput history and legend.
Ghushmeshwar Temple
A serene hillside shrine offering sweeping views over the reserve and a peaceful morning visit.
Trinetra Ganesh Temple
One of India's most revered Ganesh temples, nestled within the fort complex and open year-round.
Crocodile Sanctuary, Chambal River
A tranquil boat safari at Palighat to spot gharials, marsh crocodiles, and migratory river birds.
Padam Talao
The largest lake inside the park, framed by the fort and known for frequent tiger and bird sightings.
Kachida Valley
A rugged, rocky valley on the park's edge, known among naturalists for leopard and sloth bear sightings.
Surwal Lake
A seasonal wetland popular with birdwatchers for flamingos, cranes, and migratory waterfowl in winter.
Dastkar Ranthambhore
A local craft centre supporting village artisans — a lovely stop for textiles, pottery, and handmade souvenirs.