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Tiger Cub Explores Ranthambore Fort Parking Lot

9 Jan

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Summary

  • A tiger cub was spotted in the Ranthambore Fort parking area.
  • The cub belongs to tigress Riddhi and frequents tourist zones.
  • Viral footage shows the cub calmly walking near safari vehicles.
Tiger Cub Explores Ranthambore Fort Parking Lot

In a delightful wildlife encounter, one of tigress Riddhi's cubs recently ventured into the parking area adjacent to the historic Ranthambore Fort. Tourists on safari captured footage of the young tiger confidently walking near the fort's boundary wall, creating a memorable moment amidst their visit. This event, posted around January 5-8, 2026, quickly went viral, with many praising the adorable sighting and Ranthambore National Park's Instagram account highlighting the coexistence of wildlife and history.

Tigress Riddhi, identified as T-124, is known for raising her cubs in areas easily accessible to visitors, including the vicinity of the Ranthambore Fort ruins. Previous videos have documented her cubs playing in frequently visited zones, contributing to their fame among park visitors. The recent viral clip shows the cub unfazed by the presence of safari vehicles, with drivers adhering to park rules by maintaining a safe distance and even backing up.

This occurrence outside Zone 3, a popular safari region where tiger territories overlap with ancient structures, underscores Ranthambore's unique appeal. The park, spanning 392 square kilometers, boasts over 70 tigers and offers a landscape where 10th-century fort walls, lakes, and temples serve as the backdrop for tiger sightings. While these encounters are thrilling, officials consistently remind visitors to follow safety protocols to ensure the well-being of the tigers.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The tiger cub was spotted in the parking area near the Ranthambore Fort.
The mother of the tiger cub is tigress Riddhi (T-124).
Visitors must stay inside their safari jeeps and maintain a safe distance from tigers.

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