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National Park Ranthambore - Places to See
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Ranthambore national park has several distinct regions, with varying physical features and vegetation. Each region is home to different species of animals. A list of must-see places is detailed below:
- Bakaula: Bakaula is one of the thickly forested regions of the park. It has several small pools and water holes. The availability of water and vegetation makes it a favourite amongst the wildlife.
- Malik Talao: The smallest of all lakes at Ranthambore is the Malik talao. It is known for its population of birds and marsh crocodiles.
- Kachida Valley: Located at the outskirts of the park this terrain comprises of many rocky and low hills. It is a favourite place to see the panthers of Ranthambore.
- Lakarda and Anantpura: This north-western region of the park is the main abode of sloth bears. If one is lucky enough one can also see the pug marks left by the striped hyenas.
- Padam Talao: One the largest lakes in the park, is also the main water source for the park animals. The beautiful Jogi mahal is located at the edges of the lake.
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Ranthambore fort: One of the highest places of the park, the fort majestically looks over the entire park. Tigers of the park are often spotted in the fort ruins.
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| Other regularly visited sites are the Rajbagh ruins, rajbagh talao etc. Hiring a good guide, knowing about the general history of the region is advised. |
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