Ranthambre Attraction

Ranthambore National Park
Keoladeo National Park, which is also known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park or Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is famous for avifauna and has a large number of the bird population, especially during winter. Declared as a protected sanctuary in 1971, it is a completely man-made wetland that also happens to be one of the National Parks of India. It consists of 366 bird species, 379 floral species, 50 species of fish, 13 species of snakes, 5 species of lizards, 7 amphibian species, 7 turtle species and a whole wide range of other species of invertebrates.


Ranthambore Fort
The Government Museum of Bharatpur in the Lohagarh Fort is a strong reflection of the culture in the area, and contains a lot of ancient artefacts related to art, history, and ancient traditions. Major attractions of the museum include stone sculptures, inscriptions, terracotta items, metallic items, coins, weapons, and local art that is housed inside the museum. It also contains an art gallery where ancient art is preserved on the leaves of peepal tree, mica, and old lithe papers and is open to the public for viewing.


Jogi Mahal
One of the most popular places to visit in Bharatpur is that of the Bharatpur Palace which is an elegant structure combining both Mughal and Rajput architectural styles. The flooring pattern is rich and there are decorated walls all around, which makes it look all the more glamorous. The Kamra Khas is a museum housed inside this palace and has a lot of antiques, including over 581 stone sculptures, 861 local art and crafts ware, and ancient scriptures depicting the culture, history, and traditions of typical Bharatpur.


Surwal lake
It was built during the Mughal rule in Bharatpur and is a delightful temple situated inside the Lohagarh Fort. It is a perfect revival spot that is calm and peaceful with the soothing gongs reverberating inside the temple. Being a vital part of Bharatpur sightseeing, it surely makes for a serene and auspicious atmosphere. Primarily a Krishna temple, it houses many idols that celebrate his power and virtue that makes it one of the best places to see in Bharatpur.


Badal Mahal
Also known as the Iron Fort, the Lohagarh Fort is one of the strongest structures in Rajasthan. Not only is it the strongest but also a must visit place for tourists who come to Bharatpur. The Government Museum housed inside the premises of this fort makes it all the more a popular attraction. The Fort also acts as a famed viewpoint of the region.



Padam Lake
Intricately carved doors, embellished walls, grand arches, and imposing idols are what the Laxman Mandir is made of. The history and culture inscribed within the walls of this temple are immensely invaluable. While the temple was built to pay tribute to Laxman – the brother of Lord Ram, there are statues of Hanuman Urmila (Wife of Laxman), Shatrughan, and Bharath that are made out of a unique combination of eight metals, known as “Ashtadhatu.”



Ananpura
Built in 1845, Ganga Mandir is a major tourist attraction owing to its unique history. Its construction was completed about 90 years ago and on completion, it became one of the most stupendous structures in the heart of this bustling city. Housing a 4-feet statue of king Bhageeratha which is a marvel in itself, it is indeed one of the best places to visit in Bharatpur.