Malik Talao

The smallest lake among the three lakes located inside Ranthambore National Park, Malik Talao attracts a large number of wildlife and is primarily recognised as an abode for avian animals. The lake is essential to the untamed life of the recreation area since it serves as a source of water and food for the animals and birds that live there. The Marsh Crocodiles are another resident of this little yet magnificent lake. Malik Talao is the best area in Ranthambore for spotting avian wildlife because it frequently hosts birds like kingfishers, egrets, herons, ibis, storks, and cranes. Wild hog herds, as well as swarms of peacocks, hawks, and other displaced avian animals, can be seen foraging along the lake’s shores. Situated at a distance of 6.5 kilometres from the entry gate and 4.5 kilometres from Padam Talao, Malik Talao looks fascinating in winters when it gets covered with colourful migratory birds. A jeep ride is the best way to reach this lake.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Malik Talao?

Malik Talao is the smallest lake among three lakes located inside Ranthambore National Park.

Which animals can be spotted in Malik Talao?

The animals you can spot here are kingfishers, egrets, herons, ibis, storks, cranes, migratory birds, wild hogs, peacocks, hawks, etc.

How to reach Malik Talao?

Malik Talao is located at around 6.5 kilometres from the entry gate of Ranthambore National Park. You can reach here by taking a jeep ride.