Posted on Oct 12, 2026 in India Discovery,Student Speak
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Today we took a safari to Ranthambore National Park, we had the opportunity to broader our horizons and enrich our young lives. This oppurtiunity really helped us learn about the wildlife of mother nature, in this wonderous sanctuary, Ranthambore.

So, upon starting our journey we faced nature’s refreshing air in our canters. As soon as we entered the zone, we were filled with the awesome sight of joyful and gay deers running around. The first batch of deers we saw were the spotted deers with magneficent spots on their coat of fur. We were hoping to see the central attraction of the jungle, the tigers. Our group’s guide was extremely proffessional, friendly and and key to our wonderful experience. As we were riding through the jungle we saw many majestic birds such as the white-necked kingfisher. We also saw nocturnal creatures such as the owl. During our return back to the exit our eyes caught on a small crocodile sunbasking near the river. We thought the crocodile Seeing the crocodile was extremely cool, we also find out that crocodiles are cold-blooded creatures and sunbask to keep their temperature balanced. At the end, with no hope of seeing a tiger, we finally saw one! The tiger, Noor was just sitting far away but visible to the eye.

After having a perfectly satisfactory experience we finally went back to the hotel with a feeling of victory as we had spotted the tiger we longed to see.
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