Ranthambhore National Park: Where tigers live in the palaces

Ranthambhore National Park is located in Sawai Madhopur district of southern Rajasthan. It was established in 1980. Park is divided into 10 core zones for safari . I started my safari from Zone-1 which is area of T-34 aka Kumbha and found him near Zone-1 and Zone-6 connecting chain.

T-34 had a brutal fight with T-57 around 5 AM in the morning. His right feet was brutally injured and was not able to walk.He was sitting near the bushes and in this frame it looks like he is teasing us.

I too brush my teeth 

He(T-57) was the opponent of T-34. We spotted him in zone-6 during evening safari. Actually these guys fought for a female called Noor. In this pic you can easily see that his right ear is injured.

Zone-6 is a scenic place, here we can see beautiful landscape of Aravali hills along with the rocky grassland. This rocky grassland area is habitat of spotted deers.

Second Day I went to zone-4 which is the territory of Noor's daughter Noori. As we all know tiger is a lazy animal. Trust me she way lying near the pond and only changing the positions.

A lazy moment and we can easily relate it with our weekend nap.