Tiger safari resumes at Ranthambore National Park

Tourists will finally get to enjoy tiger safari at the Ranthambore National Park as the ongoing strike has been called off by the respective authorities. Recently, hotel owners, canter and gypsy operators held a strike protesting to increase the number of vehicles and tourists into the park. Owing to their protest, tourists and visitors were not allowed to opt for tiger safaris at the national park.
The said authorities even cancelled the advance bookings of many tourists, who were left disappointed as they were not informed beforehand regarding the strike. YK Sahoo, Chief Conservator of Forest and Regional Director of Tiger Project at Ranthambore, informed that the authorities imposed the strike after the Supreme Court and National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) issued orders referring to the capacity of tourists and vehicles entering the national sanctuary.

But, the good news now is that the said strike has been called off after the concerned authorities had a meeting with reserve officials. The forest department has, however, agreed to look into their demands and requested them to start the tourism-related activities.
Popular for being the renowned and biggest national park in Northern India, Ranthambore National Park is located around 130 km from Jaipur. It was once a famous hunting ground for the Maharajas of Jaipur, which is now turned into a major wildlife tourist attraction. Majorly famous for tigers, tons of visitors plan a trip to this place every year to go on a tiger safari and spot tigers.
So, with the national park starting tiger safari on again, you ought to plan a trip soon. Happy trips!