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         Untamed Beauty &


         Wildlife Majesty


                                                                                    Photographs by Urvi Piramal
         Urvi Piramal is filled with profound love and admiration for the
         Ranthambore National Park

         To those who know me from a distance,                In 1980, it was designated as a National
         the idea that I have a ‘Wild Side’ is             Park and this is the place where the revival
         inconceivable.  But those who know me will        of the tiger in India began- with the ’Project
         know that my ‘Wild Side, literally, belongs       Tiger’ initiative. Besides the historic
         to the wild.                                      Ranthambore Fort, a UNESCO World
           My love with nature began when I was a          Heritage site, which stands within its
         young girl. Vacation meant travel to wildlife     boundaries, it is renowned for its thriving
         sanctuaries. This awoke in my young heart         tiger population.  Its sprawling landscapes
         a thirst that has not yet quenched.               dotted with ancient ruins and lush
           Ranthambhore National Park, located             greenery, offer a breathtaking backdrop to
         in the heart of Rajasthan, India, is a            the incredible diversity of flora and fauna
         mesmerising sanctuary that never fails            that call this place their home.
         to capture the essence of untamed beauty
         and wildlife majesty. As I pen down my
         thoughts about this enchanting haven, I am
         filled with a profound love and admiration
         for the park which has woven its magic into
         my heart.
           The history of Ranthambore National
         Park can be traced back to the 10th Century
         when it served as a hunting ground for the
         Maharaja’s of Jaipur.                             Ranthambore Fort overlooking Jogi Mahal situated on the
                                                           Banks of Padam Talab

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