
Tigers of Ranthambore deal with mighty heat in the summer months, cool off in wet mud and in streams
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After a nice Sambhar Deer feast, a duo of tiger siblings take a nap next to their mother on a sleepy lazy afternoon at Ranthambore Lunch time for a group of tigers at Ranthambore : Sambhar is on the menu for today, says the tiger Mama.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Obnoxious and apalling human safari of tourists at Ranthambore National Park: Tiger and other animals come out to see human visitors who come en masse like they do to a zoo, and disturb the animals from up close!

Rajasthan·wildlife
A small pack of jackals rubs their backs on the ground, dog style, and hang around together under the shade of trees. Jackal is a smaller predactor cum scavenger at Ranthambhor, far lower in pecking order than the Tiger.

Ranthambore, Rajasthan·wildlife
Let sleeping tigers lie! A napping tiger at Ranthambhor National Park, slumbering in the laziness-inducing summer heat of Rajasthan, India's desert state.

Rajasthan·wildlife · crafts
Women of Ranthambore are being self dependent, they now manufacture local arts and crafts, wildlife paintings, fine quality silk, woollen carpets and tribal rugs providing floor covering and unique handmade carpets.

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Rajasthan·wildlife
Cute Tiger love : A mother tigress hugs and nuzzles her cub at Ranthambore in Rajasthan. Having come out of a muddy waterhole, the not tso young cub is all muddy and brown, amd walks across to athe shade of trees to take in a few bites from…

Rajasthan
Imagine such a huge creature eating such tiny things and drawing its sustenance from the same! Baloo the Bear: Indian Sloth bear on the hunt for tiny ants to eat at Ranthambhor National Park.

Rajasthan·aerial · farmland
Exploring Ranthambore from above: A stark bare and brown stunning aerial journey of outlying farmlands and village fields, just outside the buffer zone of the national park.

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Ruddy Mongoose at Ranthambhor: This furry neola has a reddish face and a long black-tipped tail Ruddy Mongoose at Ranthambore: This furry neola has a reddish face and a long black-tipped tail The ruddy mongoose (Urva smithii) is a mongoose…

Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A pair of Sambhar deer eat water plants from a Padam Talao side pond filled with red algae, at Ranthambore National Park.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Tiger wallows in a water-hole at Ranthambhor National Park in Rajasthan, in the dry summer heat

Rajasthan·wildlife
Amid the buzz of flies and the squeals and whistles of Orioles in the trees above is this scene of rednes in tooth and fang as a reasonably-grown tiger cub eats Sambhar deer's eye in Ranthambore, in the sultry summer heat, as another tiger…

Rajasthan·birds
Indian Paradise Flycatcher adorns its nests with white spider eggs sacs at Ranthambore National Park.

Ranthambore, Rajasthan·village · livestock
A rural village scene is observed in the Ranthambore region of Rajasthan, India. Small houses are arranged along unpaved, rough roads where people are seen walking through the settlement.

Ranthambore, Rajasthan·wildlife · lake
Ranthambhor / Ramthambhore tigress sits by a pond in summer, with reflection of tiger cub in water A Ranthambore Tiger Reserve tiger sits by a pond in summer, with the reflection of her tiger cub in the water, oblivious to the noisy and irr…

Rajasthan·forest · wildlife
Raj Bagh Ruins are located between the Padam Talao (lake) and the Raj Bagh Talao. These ancient stone structures like arches, palace outhouses, domes and steps give the area an aura that is not possible to find anywhere else in the world.

Rajasthan·village · aerial
Stunning view of a traditional Rajasthani village near Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan. View of the traditional Rajasthani rural life, as seen aerially, in this aerial view, from the air.

Rajasthan·village
Women of rural India have now begun to focus on financial independence along with the women of urban areas. They empower themselves by making handicrafts, hand-knotted silk and woollen rugs, wildlife paintings etc.
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