Around Ranthambore Regency

Hotel Ranthambore Regency sits on Ranthambhore Road in Sawai Madhopur, five minutes from Ranthambhore National Park and 10 km from the town’s railway station. Every safari zone of the park is connected from here, so the morning drive starts close by, and the fort, the Chambal, and the sights of Sawai Madhopur fill the hours in between. At the end of the day there is the garden and the pool to come back to.

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Getting Here

  • Jaipur Airport ~180 km · about 3.5 hours
  • Sawai Madhopur Railway Station ~10 km
  • By Road Agra ~310 km · Delhi ~445 km

Nearby Attractions

The park, the fort, and the sights of Sawai Madhopur, all on the hotel’s own list of places to go. Ask at the front desk and we will arrange them.

A tiger in dry grass at Ranthambhore National Park, its mouth open, in warm low sun

Ranthambhore National Park

Five minutes from the hotel. We arrange your jungle safari, and every zone of the park is connected from here.

Weathered stone ruins of Ranthambore Fort, with arched niches and a doorway, under a blue sky

Ranthambore Fort

The fort inside the national park, one of the outings we can arrange between the safari drives.

A gharial resting on golden sand on the bank of the Chambal river, its long narrow snout open

Chambal Gharial Sanctuary

A day out to the Chambal river and its sanctuary for the gharial, arranged through the hotel.

The sandstone front of the Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History, its name across the facade

Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History

The natural history museum in Sawai Madhopur, a good introduction to the region before you head into the park.

A pink hilltop temple above Sawai Madhopur, reached by a long stairway up a dry, rocky hill

Womencraft & Local Sightseeing

Womencraft and the local sights of Sawai Madhopur, for an unhurried few hours in town.

Photographs: tiger by Hrishikesh Gangoli (Unsplash); fort by Kuldeepsingh Mahawar and gharial by Arjun Bharioke, CC BY-SA 4.0; museum by Gopalsinghal7 and Sawai Madhopur by Gopalsinghal, CC BY-SA 3.0; all via Wikimedia Commons except the tiger, resized.