Ranthambore: Touring a Learning Destination

Our school, Billabong High International School organised a trip to Ranthambore. All of us were extremely excited and curious to experience our Ranthambore trip, which had all the potential to be a once in a lifetime experience.

We, as a team, proceeded to visit Ranthambore. It was an experience of not just visiting a place known for tigers but also an experience of learning more interesting things and facts about the culture and heritage of Ranthambore in Rajasthan. On our tour, we went to the Ranthambore fort, an NGO, the Ganesh Temple, and jungle safari.

We brought back an experience for life. We learnt the importance of saving tigers and the importance of abiding by the rules and regulations of the Ranthambore Committee. We learnt that following the rules was important in order to save tigers and in a wider sense, helped to save the entire wildlife sanctuary.

Such experiences will continue to help us level-up to a life providing us with a wide range of experiences and knowledge. It will also help us understand the broader perspectives and the importance of saving tigers, the wildlife, and the entire environment around us in general.

The journey was extremely informative, fun and intriguing for all of us who travelled regardless of the age gaps and differences.

Therefore, to conclude, we can firmly say that our trip to Ranthambore was not only about going on a jungle safari but about so much more. As a cherry on top, we got to experience this trip with our friends. We hope that the blog was helpful.

Written by Delisha, Navya, Nitya, Rashi, Sanaa & Uditta (Billabong High International School, Noida).

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