7 reasons why people are heading to Ranthambore National Park in February

TRAVEL TRENDS, RAJASTHAN Updated : Feb 24, 2025, 17:40 IST

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Comfortable weather for safari

February brings cool and pleasant weather, creating the perfect conditions for a safari. With temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C, it strikes a balance between the cold winters of December and January and the scorching summer heat, allowing for a comfortable and enjoyable wildlife adventure.
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Increased tiger sightings

The moderate climate in February leads to higher tiger visibility as these majestic predators roam around water sources and open clearings in search of prey. The dry vegetation also improves visibility, making it easier to spot and photograph them.
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Birdwatching paradise

For bird enthusiasts, February is a fantastic time to visit Ranthambore. Migratory birds, including species like the Painted Stork, Pelicans, and Greater Flamingos, can be seen in the park’s lakes and wetlands before they leave for their breeding grounds.
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Perfect time for photography

With clear blue skies, golden winter light, and sparse vegetation, February is a perfect time for wildlife photography. Whether capturing a tiger in action or a breathtaking landscape, photographers can achieve stunning shots with ideal natural lighting.
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Peak season for wildlife activity

With moderate temperatures and abundant prey, February is a peak time for animal activity. Besides tigers, leopards, sloth bears, jackals, and a variety of deer species can be frequently spotted during safaris.
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Lesser crowd compared to March and April

While Ranthambore experiences a rise in tourists from December to April, February remains somewhat less crowded than the peak months of March and April. This allows for a quieter safari experience and a higher chance of securing preferred safari zones.
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Ideal for exploring Ranthambore’s historical attractions

Apart from wildlife, February’s mild weather makes it a great time to explore Ranthambore Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort, with its rich history and breathtaking views, is a must-visit for history buffs and culture lovers.
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