A safari through the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan brings you face to face with encounters of a lifetime—picture cuddling tiger cubs, crocodile skin glistening in the sun, golden grasslands embracing the evening light, and a protective tigress marking her territory. And, we have brought all of this together in a stunning photo feature for your eyes to feast on. Photographed by Suman Kumar Raju Rudraraju
Two of the four cubs of Tigress Krishna, also referred to as T-19, captured in a playful mood. These cubs were born in 2017, and are mainly spotted in Zone 4 of the Ranthambore National Park.The smallest of the three lakes in Ranthambore National Park, Lake Malik Talao falls in Zone 3, and is extremely popular among birdwatchers.The golden grasslands are characteristic to Ranthambore National Park. Seen here is the landscape of Zone 3 captured in evening light.A cub of Tigress Noor captured soon after territorial scent marking—a behaviour used by animals to mark their territory usually involving urination.An Indian marsh crocodile, or magar, sunbathing on the rocks.
