Rajbagh Talao

Located around six kilometres from the entry gate of Ranthambore National Park, Rajbagh Talao serves as a source of food and water for wildlife. The location’s main attractions are the species that always seem to come here for water and, in addition, a large number of critters and winged creatures that can be seen thriving there. The lake is partially protected by boggy plants. Peacocks, wild hogs, Sambar, Chital, Nilgai, and Blackbuck can all be seen watering nearby. Tigers are frequently seen stalking the deer that come to the Rajbagh Talao for water and sustenance. The Raj Bagh ruins are along with the banks of this lake and it adds an old charm to the landscape. In the shade of these old buildings of Ranthambore National Park, one can observe the large tigers of Ranthambore relaxing. One can visit this place while having a jeep ride and the lake is just one kilometre away from the famous Padam Talao.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Rajbagh Talao?

Rajbagh Talao is a waterbody, located inside Ranthambore National Park where animals visit for water.

What is the distance of Rajbagh Talao from the entry gate of Ranthambore National Park?

The distance between the entry gate of the national park and Rajbagh Talao is around 6 kilometres.

Which animals can be spotted near Rajbagh Talao?

You can spot peacocks, wild hogs, chital, sambar, nilgai, blackbuck and tigers near Rajbagh Talao.