A Birdwatcher’s Paradise
A formidable structure, the Mansarovar Dam is situated in the southwestern fringes of the Ranthambhore National Park, creating a walled boundary of the reserve. It is a perennial water source that attracts thousands of birds, both native and migratory, for better weather, food and breeding conditions. Get charmed by the number of birds you can recognize and have the chance of photographing in their natural habitat.
Flourishing with marine life, the calm surface of the dam proves an ideal backdrop to throw in a rod and catch some. The water of this dam is also used all year round to irrigate the fields in this desert state.
Trek through the flat grasslands, rocky terrain and hillocks with gentle slopes of the Vindhyas. Encounter some rare fauna like the wild boars, hyenas, larks and painted super fowls throughout the area. With untouched scenery, glistening waters, rare birds dotting its periphery and a fabulous landscape to enjoy a trek or two, Mansarovar Dam is a birdwatcher’s delight.
₹ 3,500
Four persons, includes Guide, Transport Recommended for ages between 15 – 55 years
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An Avian Wonderland
Surwal, a shallow seasonal lake, situated in the Ranthambore district of Sawai Madhopur, is set in a charming location amidst lush agricultural fields. It’s a paradise for bird watchers, especially between the months of November and March.
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The Jungle Safari
Our experienced naturalists will help you explore the abundant wildlife that the Ranthambhore National Park, sprawled over an estimated area of 400 sq. kms, has to offer. Besides the magnificent Bengal Tiger, it is host to over 200 species of birds, both resident and migratory, leopards, jungle cats, striped hyenas, a variety of antelopes & deer, and other mammals.
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Handicraft Shopping
Rajasthan is known for its unique and colorful handicrafts, like traditional carpets, rugs, draperies, hand-embroidered & block printed bed sheets, apparel and other fascinating souvenirs – take a piece of Rajasthan back home.
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Chambal River for Gharial / Alligator
Marsh crocodiles and gharials (fish-eating crocodiles) sunbathe next to the shimmering waters of the Chambal River; a serene river that hides several secrets within its depths. Pali Ghat, the Crocodile park, a riverside sanctuary is an ideal place for bird watchers that is set amidst a backdrop of deep ravines.
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Village Visit
The true essence of India is found within its several quaint villages. Take a tour of these rustic villages concealed amidst the Vindhya and the Aravalli ranges and unfold their simple yet alluring charms. Within the cheerful exteriors of these plain simple houses, lies the real India and its truest image.
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