03 Jul, 2024
Ranthambore Park’s Flora Transformed by Monsoon Magic
Ranthambore National Park's Flora is Magically Enhanced with the Arrival of the Monsoon Season.The Aravali and Vindhya hills encircle Ranthambore National Park, and hence during the monsoon, the greenery at Ranthambore forests have become so surreal to witness. The gates of the national park are closed due to the monsoon break but the monsoon beauty of Ranthambore National Park can be missed as the lush greenery has brought new charm to its surroundings as it boosts its aesthetic appeal and offers a breathtaking setting for its varied fauna. During the rainy or monsoon season, the monsoon forest along with the ancient ruins and natural waterholes becomes full of life. Witness the beautiful pictures of Ranthambore green forest which will embrace the souls of people who wish to visit the region.
Ranthambore National Park Forest Monsoon Photo Gallery
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