Suján Sher Bagh

Safari into Ranthambhore National Park

Ranthambhore National Park is the finest habitat in the world to watch tigers in the wild. Mughal ruins, palaces and cenotaphs lie in the embrace of ancient hills and forests. Apart from being home to the tiger, other animals commonly seen are the wild boar, deer, antelope and monkey. The jackal, mongoose, sloth bear and leopard also roam this forest. In winter, thousands of birds migrate from Europe and Siberia making Ranthambhore an ornithologist’s paradise. With over 40 years experience, Sher Bagh’s guides and trackers stand out. Their incredible knowledge of the park and the behaviour of its star inhabitant, the tiger, together with their passionate enthusiasm, make this experience unparalleled.

Dastakar – Empowering Women

Dastkar Ranthambhore is a non-profit organization that produces handicrafts created by women from the villages around the Ranthambhore National Park. Founded in 1989, this was an effort to empower and provide income to villagers on the periphery of the tiger reserve. At Sher Bagh we are committed to the idea that craft can be a powerful social, economic, and cultural force that has enormous potential to transform the lives of the poor. We have long been supporting Dastkar. Guests can visit the NGO and get an opportunity to speak with the women and watch them at work. Their wide range of beautifully handmade products, including homeware, clothing, block-printed bags, and other small gifts are perfect presents to take home. Guests can also choose and create their own designs and have things tailored. Dastakar is just short, leisurely walk from the camp.