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Ranthambore Welcomes 7.27 Lakh Visitors In 2025 Season
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve recorded 727,268 visitors between January and May 2025 — the highest tourism footfall in the park's history and a clear signal of…
May 19, 2026

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve recorded 727,268 visitors between January and May 2025 — the highest tourism footfall in the park's history and a clear signal of India's growing wildlife-tourism economy.
The numbers
| Metric | Figure |
|---|---|
| Total visitors (Jan–May 2025) | 7,27,268 |
| Domestic tourists | 5,29,693 |
| Foreign tourists | 1,97,146 |
| Students | 429 |
| Revenue generated | ₹72.49 crore |
| Year-on-year revenue increase | +₹12 crore |
What this means for 2026 visitors
Record demand makes advance booking essential. Core-zone gypsy permits for November–March frequently sell out on the day they open. The forest department has maintained strict vehicle caps per zone to protect habitat — popularity has not translated into overcrowding inside the park, but it has made last-minute bookings nearly impossible during peak weeks.
Ranthambore's tourism success funds anti-poaching patrols, habitat management, and community programmes around Sawai Madhopur. Your safari fee directly supports conservation infrastructure.
