Zone 2 – Many tiger sightings have been reported from this zone since there are water holes here Zone 3 – Padam Lake falls in this zone where big cats can be frequently spotted. Zone 4 – This zone is home to the most famous tigress of Ranthambore – Machli Zone 5 – Various big cats can be spotted in this zone like T-25, T-28, T-17, T-74, and T-75 Zone 6 – This zone has more open grasslands with huge mountains in the backdrop. You might get a chance to spot the rare red-headed vulture here. Zone 7 – Home to Tiger-8 and Tiger-34 Zone 8 – Very similar to Zone 7. The zone has a slightly different landscape compared to Zone 7 though. Zone 9 – This zone is around 45 minutes away from the Ranthambore tiger reserve. It is home to Tiger-42 (Fateh), an aggressive male tiger who is known to chase the vehicles of the forest department. Zone 10 – A good place to spot T-13, T-42, and T-43 Ranthambore safari timings You must be aware of the ideal times to visit the sanctuary if you plan to schedule a Ranthambore safari. From July to September, which are rainy months, the park is closed. The safari's schedule for the remainder of the year is as follows: October 1 to 30: 6.30-10 am and 2.30-6 pm November 1 to January 31: 7-10.30 am and 2-5.30 pm February 1 to March 31: 6.30-10 am and 2.30-6 pm April 1 to May 15: 6-9.30 am and 3-6.30 pm May 15 to June 30: 6-9.30 am and 3.30-7 pm
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