Hotel Dev Vilas, Ranthambore

The word Dev means the domicile of the Dev or God; this place is equally friendly to the physically challenged and has been erected in the Indo-Saracen mode, in three and a half acre land. The conventional form of architecture has been used to create the magnum opus; located amidst the fierce jungle background, Dev Vilas proffers comfort and security at the same time.
 

Hotel Sherbagh Resort, Ranthambore

The eco friendly wild life resort with the name Sher Bagh Resort have been constructed keeping in view the urgent requirement to launch a resting place for the tourists who come up with the ambition to discover the hidden glory and mystery amidst the feral jungle of Ranthambore.
 

Tiger Den Resort, Ranthambore

Tiger Den Resort spreads over a vast area of 5 acres, adjacent to the Ranthambore National Park. Prolific vegetation and animal titivates the background, whilst the Tiger Den Resort looks for someone to enjoy the romantic place to the full extent. At this we remember the words of Ulysses, “I will drink life to the lees”.
 

The Pugmark Resort, Ranthambore

The five acre of land jostled up at the conjunction of the Aravalli Hills and the Vindhya Plateau is a tourist Lodge, named the Pugmark Resort. It has all the amenities and that a five star resort provides, and a splendid overview of the landscape that is so rich in its natural hue.

 

Ranthambore Regency, Ranthambore

In the year 1955, Ranthambore was declared as a sanctuary, but afterwards it came under the jurisdiction of the Central Administration of Tiger Project in the year 1973 and was entitled a National Park in 1980. The rare beauty of this park, with all its ferocious animals adds a hue to the glamour of the Ranthambore. The Tigers that were on the point of extinction have now been able to find a suitable place for breeding and multiplying in number, and this was done purposely to enable the rare and gorgeous beauty survive in India.
 

Tiger Moon Resort, Ranthambore

At the confluence of the Vindhya Plateau and the Aravalli Range, there lies a resting place for the Royal Bengal Tigers that were on the verge of extinction. They are the National Animal of India and their extinction would cause a fatal loss to them.