Jungle Niwas

State : Rajasthan
Destination : Ranthambore National Park
Address : Ranthambore Village SherpurKhiljipur Rantambore.

Property Description :

"The Jungle Niwas", a luxurious tented accomodation in Ranthambore. The Jungle Niwas, provide an embience of peace and in the lap of Mother Nature. The tents have been innovatively crafted using the traditional skills and craft of rajasthan. Each tents has its personal breathtaking view of the Aravali range. The camp is located in a large private site overlooking the flanked by open fields and hills. Its unique location and personalised services will provide guest an unforgettable and everlasting momnets in life.

Wildlife Around Jungle Niwas You might see a lone sambar stag or female deer suckling a fawn, or large sambar congregations at dusk and dawn, often with their heads fully submerged in the water as they pull out succulent grasses from the beds of the three shallow freshwater lakes around which most of Ranthambhore's wildlife is concentrated. Chital herds are found in almost all areas of the park. Nilgai antelope (unchanged since prehistory) walk about unafraid in photographing distance (close to your vehicle).Wild boar particularly love the lakeshores and can be seen rooting about in search of nutritious tubers that grow underwater.Troupes of langur monkeys, young ones in tow, will keep you entertained for hours with their antics, but beware... they have been known to urinate on unsuspecting tourists who pause too long under their canopy perches!There are several roosting colonies of fruit bats in the forest and guides will point these out to you if you ask them.The reptiles of Ranthambhore including marsh crocodiles or muggers (easily seen basking in the early hours of day in winter), soft-shelled turtles, monitor lizards and (less frequently seen) pythons, cobras, rat snakes, whip snakes and water-dwelling chequered keelbacks.With luck and patience, you could see the tiger, leopard, jungle cat, sloth bear, hyena and jackal. But remember that cats are secretive by nature and the hyena and jackal are not present in large numbers and are consequently difficult to spot.

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