Rulers, Maharaja of Jodhpur –

Jodhpur have a historical importance in Rajasthan India. Jodhpur was founded by rao jodha. The rulers and maharaja’s of jodhpur are listed here with the yearly details.

maharaja, rulers of Jodhpur –

Rao Jodha : 1438-1488
Satal : 1488-1491
Suja : 1491-1515
Ganga : 1515
Ganga (II) : 1515-1531
Maldeo : 1531-1583
Raja Udaya Singh : 1583-1594
Raja Sura Singh : 1594-1619
Raja Gajsingh : 1619-1637
Raja Jaswant Singh : 1637-1680
Raja Ajit Singh : 1680-1724
Maharaja Abhi Singh : 1724-1749
Maharaja Rama Singh : 1749-1750
Maharaja Bakht Singh : 1750-1752
Maharaja Bijej Singh : 1752 -1792
Maharaja Bhim Singh : 1792-1803
Maharaja Man Singh : 1803-1817
Maharaja Chatter Singh : 1817-1818
Maharaja Man Singh : 1818-1843
Maharaja Takht Singh : 1843-1873
Maharaja Jaswant Singh II : 1873-1895
Maharaja Sardar Singh : 1895-1911
Maharaja Sumer Singh : 1911-1918
Maharaja Ummed Singh : 1918-1947
Maharaja Hanwant Singh : 1947-1953
Maharaja Gajsingh II : 1952-till at Present.

Ranthambhor National Park Information –

Ranthambhor National Park is located near Sawai Madhour it is near about 100 kms far from ajmer Rajasthan. It was established as a sanctuary in 1959 In 1981 Ranthambhor was awarded National Park status. Ranthambhor National Park is an unmatched place in India. Ranthambhor National Park is located between the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges. The National Park have a big forest here which is known for the beauty and nature. The park derives its name from the fort of ranthambhor. Today Ranthambhor is famous for its tigers. The Ranthambhor National Park has a rich bird life as well including The Great Indian horned owl.

Ranthambhor National Park’s beauty is attracting many tourists from all over the world. Ranthambhor National Park is very nice place to see and take photos of wild animals. There are many tigers are protected in this Ranthambhor National Park.

Ranthambhor national park is specially famous for the tiger but it has a large numbers of other animals also like sambar, chital, nilgai, wild boar, chinkara, deer congregate, leopard, hyena, jackal, jungle cats, sloth bear marsh crocodile fox, caracal, rattle and sloth bears.

In winter months there are many birds and water birds can come like Jacanas, painted stork, black stork, white necked stork peafowls, parakeets, doves, storks, egrets, flycatchers, eagle, owls, grey lag goose, ruddy shelduck, pintails, black eagle and the famous crashed hawk eagle.
The Ranthambhore national park offers Jeep safari, elephant safari, cultural and traditional experience of the Meena tribes and night out in many hideouts of the park.

Area : 404 sq. Kms.
Best time to visit : October to May.

How to reach Sariska Tiger Reserve :-

Airport : Jaipur is the nearest airport.
Railways : The nearest Railway station is at Sawai Madhopur.
Roadways : Daily buses available from Sawai Madhopur.

Keoladeo National Park India –

Keoladeo National Park is an unmatched place in India. The Keoladeo Ghana National Park or Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is situated near the town of Bharatpur which is 55 kilometers far from Agra. The name Keoladeo is comes from the name of Hindu temple which is devoted to Lord Shiva in this sanctuary. Keoladeo National Park have a big forest here which is known for the beauty and nature. Keoladeo National Park is famous for its water birds. More then 375 species can be found herein this national park.

Keoladeo National Park was named as a bird sanctuary in 1956 and after some time in 1981 it was named as a national park. The Park is a Heaven for bird watchers. Keoladeo National Park beauty is attracting many tourists from all over the world. Keoladeo National Park is very nice place to see and take photos of wild Birds. There are many birds protected in this Keoladeo National Park.

There are many wild Birds are protected in Keoladeo National Park like egrets, herons, storks, cormorants, darters, spoonbills, ibises, ducks, colorful geese, cranes, pelicans and flamingos and Siberian crane. Many animal are also protected in this Keoladeo National Park like sambar, spotted deer, black buck, blue bull, wild boar, jackal and jungle cat.

Area : 232 sq. Kms.
Coverage Area : 232 sq.km / 2,873 hectares
Best time to visit : August November for resident breeding birds and November March for migrant birds.

How to reach Sariska Tiger Reserve :

Airport : Delhi and Jaipur is the nearest airports.
Railways : The nearest railway junction is Bharatpur.
Roadways : Daily buses available from Agra and bharatpur.