Ranthambore National Park

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February 24th 2006

Published: April 18th 2006

The second day of our tour we took a train to Ranthambore National Park. The park covers 1334 square kilometers and has about 35-40 tigers. Until 1970 when it became protected, the park was the hunting grounds for the maharajas (high kings). The ride from Delhi was 5 hours in an air-conditioned 2-tier (AC2) class train car. It was very comfortable with curtains and bedding for overnight trips.... Read Full Entry

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Banyan Tree

Rose-ringed and Blossom Headed Parakeets

Concern grows over the health of the baby langur monkey

Langur Monkeys in Ranthambore Fort

Pond in Ranthambore Fort

Market in Ranthambore Fort

Langur Monkeys on a temple

in Ranthambore Fort

mmm...flowers

This langur monkey was munching on some flowers throw to him at the market in Ranthambore Fort.

Happy Cow Pie Maker

One of my favorite photos from the trip. This girl was so excited to show off her cow pie making skills. Near market in Ranthambore Fort.

Langur Monkey munching

This guy seems so entranced by the flavor of whatever he's munching on.

Nilgai Antelope (Blue Bull)

Live music at the hotel

18th April 2006

EricaRidley
Erica Ridley

Wow!
>> There were 2 safari drives each day, one from 6am-noon and another from 3pm-6pm. << This sounds AWESOME! Did I mention yet how green with envy I am? Take me! Take me! =)

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