How Much is it Worth For Tiger Tours Ranthambore

Planning a Ranthambore Tiger Safari While Keeping Costs Low? This Cost Breakdown Will Help You Cut Expenses

Known for its striking natural beauty and wildlife, Ranthambore also features the iconic Ranthambore Fort. Trip cost varies as per accommodation choice, type of tiger safari Ranthambore, and transport mode. Situated in Sawai Madhopur, Ranthambore National Park remains one of Rajasthan’s most exciting wildlife destinations. If you are up for exciting Ranthambore tiger safari experiences, this guide will help you plan your trip on a tight budget.

Here's what to consider when planning tiger tours Ranthambore –

1. Cost of Safari
To get a close encounter with tigers, deer, leopards, and other wildlife, there is no better option than a jungle safari in Ranthambore. Safari cost depends upon whether you are a foreigner or local tourist. If you want to explore the jungle in small groups, jeep safari costs around INR 1000 to 1500 per person for Indian and Rs. 2500 to 3000 per person for foreign nationals.

Travellers on a strict budget often choose canter safari, priced between Rs. 800 and Rs. 1000 per person. Since safari seats sell out quickly—especially during spring and winter—it’s wise to book ahead. Selecting the right time slot is also important. Booking early increases your chance of securing the time slot you want.

2. Accommodation
Ranthambore offers accommodation choices across budget, mid-range, and luxury categories. Skipping mid-range or luxury, we will discuss only budget category. Many budget hotels in the area offer basic comforts like Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, geysers, clean rooms, and breakfast at starting rates of about Rs. 2000 per night.

3. Transportation
Reaching Ranthambore is convenient thanks to strong rail and road connectivity, mainly from Jaipur and Delhi. Since this is a budget guide, we focus on affordable travel via trains and buses.

If you are getting here by train, Sawai Madhopur is the closest railway Tiger Safari Ranthambore station (11 km) located on the route between Delhi and Jaipur. Train fares are usually Rs. 200–1000 depending on class, and buses from Jaipur cost about Rs. 500–1500 depending on the category. From Delhi, train fares may range from Rs. 500–1500, while bus travel can cost Rs. 800–2000 depending on the bus chosen.

4. Food
There is no lack of delicious food options with authentic and pure Rajasthani touch, such as Laal Maas (a unique mutton curry), Gatte ki Sabzi (dumplings made of gram flour dipped in a curry), and Dal Baati Churma (a combo of wheat rolls, lentil soup, and a sweet dish), and Kachoris in breakfast. Most budget eateries serve meals priced between Rs. 100 and Rs. 300, covering both North Indian and local Rajasthani foods.

5. Entry Fees
Besides stay, safari, and travel costs, you must also account for entry fees. Indian tourists are charged around Rs. 50–100 as entry fee. Foreign nationals typically pay between Rs. 200–300 per person, depending on park zone and season. Photography would cost Rs. 100 to Rs. 500 (as per the type of camera). For a better wildlife spotting experience, hiring a guide is recommended and costs around Rs. 300–500 per safari.