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Explore ancient stone structures built directly into the jungle terrain. These sites offer a break from safaris and high vantage points over the park.
The national park contains ruins dating back to the 10th century. The most prominent is Ranthambore Fort, which sits 210 meters (700 ft) above the forest floor.
You can visit the fort and its internal temple on a dedicated trip. The ancient palace ruins are visible directly from safari vehicles in specific core zones.
2 hoursUNESCO World Heritage site
This 10th-century hill fort overlooks the surrounding park plain from a height of 210 meters (700 ft). It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Climb up the stairs for clear sunset views over the jungle canopy.
1 hourRed-stone temple
This famous red-stone temple sits inside the boundaries of the fort. It receives thousands of letters from devotees every day. Watch out for curious macaques and langurs when walking along the stairway to the temple.
30 minsGreat for photography
These ancient stone palace ruins sit directly between Padam Talab and Raj Bagh Talab. They offer excellent wildlife photography backdrops. You can see them best during a Zone 3 or Zone 4 safari. Tigers frequently rest inside the stone arches.
