
Ranthambore Safari
Canter and Gypsy tiger safaris in one of India’s most famous national parks.
Learn more →Book Ranthambore, Jhalana, Sariska and Kuno safaris with a local team in Sawai Madhopur. We also arrange your hotel, taxi and complete tour package.
Bigstriped Cat Safari Tours is a local wildlife and tourism company based in Sawai Madhopur, the gateway to Ranthambore National Park. We help travellers arrange safari permits, choose the right park zone and shape comfortable itineraries that bring together wildlife, heritage and the culture of Rajasthan.
Beyond Ranthambore, we plan leopard safaris at Jhalana near Jaipur, jeep safaris in Sariska, cheetah-country trips to Kuno and calm river safaris on the Chambal — with hotels and taxis arranged along the way.
From India’s most famous tiger reserve to leopards near Jaipur and cheetahs in Kuno, we help you plan the right safari.

Canter and Gypsy tiger safaris in one of India’s most famous national parks.
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See wild leopards on the edge of Jaipur city, a short drive from your hotel.
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Forested Aravalli hills, ancient temples and tigers in Alwar district.
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Visit the park where cheetahs returned to India, an easy extension from Ranthambore.
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A quiet boat safari for gharials, crocodiles and birds along the Chambal river.
Learn more →One local team handles your bookings, stay and transport, so you can spend your energy on the wildlife.
About our teamOur office is in Vigyan Nagar, Sawai Madhopur. We are on the ground when you arrive.
We advise on vehicle, shift and timing based on your dates, budget and group.
Combine several parks, add heritage sites and change days to suit your plan.
Resorts, lodges and budget stays near the gate, booked together with your safari.
Station pick-ups, safari transfers and outstation cabs with experienced drivers.
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The park at the heart of every safari we run, in brief.
Ranthambore National Park spreads across the eastern Rajasthan hills where the Aravalli range meets the Vindhya — a dry forest of cliffs, lakes and ruins shared by deer, sloth bears and India’s most photographed tigers.
It was named one of India’s first nine Project Tiger reserves in 1973, and the fort inside its boundaries has been part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. Safaris leave Sawai Madhopur town in morning and afternoon shifts, across ten zones that each show a different side of the park.
Safari, stay, transport and packages from one trusted desk.

Ready-made and custom itineraries with safaris, hotels and transport.
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Resorts, lodges and budget stays near the park, booked with your safari.
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Station pick-ups, local sightseeing and outstation cabs with experienced drivers.
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A quiet boat safari for gharials, crocodiles and birds along the Chambal river.
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Add forts, temples, lakes and a museum to your safari days.

A UNESCO World Heritage hill fort rising above the tiger reserve.
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A famous three-eyed Ganesh shrine inside the fort walls.
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A natural history museum in Sawai Madhopur, ideal for families and wildlife lovers.
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A wide reservoir near the park for birds, crocodiles and monsoon views.
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The ancient Shiva lingam inside Jogi Mahal, Ranthambore.
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A Shiva temple in a green valley with a seasonal stream.
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A carved Pushkar stepwell that mirrors the sky at sunset.
Learn more →Guests share how their Ranthambore safari booking went, from choosing the right vehicle and zone through to the day itself.
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