Around Ranthambore
Walk to a hill fort above the forest, follow pilgrims to a living temple or take to the wide waters of the Chambal. Leave enough time between outings to come back to The Earth and enjoy the stay.
Heritage and pilgrimage
Climb to the fort for a view of the forest from above the trees. Visit the Trinetra Ganesh Temple within the same complex. It’s an active place of worship. Wear shoes suitable for steps and uneven ground, carry water and allow time for the walk and the temple.
See the UNESCO listingA day on the river
Take to the river at Palighat, where open skies and steep banks are a change from Ranthambore’s forest tracks. Keep watch for river birds and gharials. Boat tickets are separate from transport, and departures depend on local operations and availability.
For curious families
Give children a little more context for what they’ve spotted in the forest. The museum in Ramsinghpura is a good choice when you want a shorter outing. Ask our team to check opening days before you set off.
A quiet cultural outing
Visit this Shiva temple in the hills on the way to Ranthambore National Park. Check current access with our team, especially after rain.
Pair a safari with a fort and temple visit, or leave the rest of the day for tea by the chulha and an evening at the resort.
Leave time between drives for the fort, a long meal and the experiences at The Earth. With children, consider the museum and the potter’s wheel.
Add the Chambal for a second wildlife landscape. Keep part of the stay open for the lake, the spa or guided stargazing if conditions allow.
Ask our team about travel time, current access, transfers and boat tickets for your dates.
