The tigers of Ranthambore are elusive creatures and are likely to greet you in their unique royal style while you are on wildlife safaris to the Ranthambore National Park.

Tigers of Ranthambore have received special attention as part of Project Tiger that was launched in the year 1972. In fact Ranthambore is one of the few forests in India where the tiger population is said to be more then three hundred.

Tigers are the largest species in the cat family. Essentially predators, tigers weigh from 180 to 280 kilograms. The tigers of Ranthambore feed mostly on deer meat. The adult male tigers may grow to a length of 9 to 10 feet.

Each tiger has a unique pug mark and that is what helps the forest officials to keep a record of the tiger population in Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, India. Excellent swimmers, these solitary predators can camouflage themselves with ease in the dense undergrowths of Ranthambore forests.

The tigers of Ranthambore are known to mark their territories with body secretions.

So come and spot the tigers of Ranthambore in their natural habitat with The Rajputana Experience package.

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