National Geographic Recommended Ranthambore National Park for Best Trip 2014

Everyone expects a memorable trip to relax and experience exotic culture, but where to go in 2014? National Geographic recommended visiting the Ranthambore National Park in India to have the best trip in 2014. And it is still not too late to do it now! 

With an area of 392 km², Ranthambore National Park is one of the largest national parks in northern India and the first Project Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan. The park is named after the 1000-year-old Ranthambore Fort inside it, and taking some time to explore the pretty interesting fort is also worthwhile. 

Since it is not a zoo where animals are in the cage / behind the fence, a jeep safari is the safe way and enables visitors to go further to view more wonderful scenes and a variety of animals, such as sambar, tiger, wild boar, etc. And the best visiting time is morning when animals typically are more active and visible. 

Visitors sometimes may not be able to see tigers because there are just about 40 tigers in this huge park. However, being in the jungle with wildlife is really an original and exciting experience and a great way to appreciate the beauty of nature. It also enables visitors to escape from the noisy world. 

Not far from the park is the popular golden triangle consisting of Deli, Jaipur and Agra. In this triangle, visitors can view many famous attractions with exotic cultures, such as the Taj Mahal, Jama Masjid and Amber Fort. It's time to capture the beauty of mysterious India!