RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK

I LOVE WILDLIFE, and I love big cats. The biggest cat of all is the tiger.
I had asked online about visiting India’s famous Jim Corbett National Park, and was instead told, nah mate, tigers- try Ranthambore.
Located in Rajastan state, the park covers 1344 sq km of dry deciduous dhok forest. Of that less than half is open for visitors, and divided into 10 strictly regulated zones. As well as the 62 tigers which call the park home, there are
40 species of mammals, 320 species of birds, 40 reptile, 50 butterfly, and 300 plant species.
However, there was really only one species which brought me there: Panthera tigris tigris Royal Bengal Tiger.
Trains from several directions can drop you in Sawai Madhopur, the base for safari companies and hotels. From there, you need luck on your side.