F.Students have you ever visited to a National
Park or Sanctuary or a Zoo, then write your
experience in 50 words sorry but i didn't visited zoo
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My Experience at Ranthambore National Park- Sundeep Kheria
What could be a better & thrilling experience then falling in love at first sight, I guess nothing. That is what happened to me as soon as I crossed the security check and entered the Ranthambore National Park. I had visited the Ranthambore National Park alongwith my Wife and 3 Year Old Son during the month of October in the Year 2015. We were there for four nights in all and we took 5 Safaris and saw 6 different tigers including the Legendary Queen of Ranthambore, Machli. Rich in Heritage as well as the Wildlife, Ranthambore National Park is truly mesmerizing. Every zone which we visited was different in its own way. We were truly mesmerized by Zone 3 which is as beautiful as it can be. With ample water and flora and fauna Zone 3 is a Tiger’s paradise. I would love to mention that during our visit we were able to witness three generations of a Tiger i.e. Machli, Krishna and Arrowhead. Seeing them all in just one visit to Ranthambore National Park was sheer luck and I can rightfully say that we were truly blessed by Lord Ganesha himself for such wonderful sightings in a land which can be rightfully called the Abode of Lord Ganesha.
Machli Ranthambore Machli Tigress Ranthambore Akash Ranthambore
I still remember that as soon as we entered the jungle on our first safari in Zone 4, we saw Machli coming towards us and then disappearing in the bushes but coming out again when we were about to exit. This time she was with us for almost 30 minutes when she gracefully walked out of the forest and came on the Ganesha Temple Road. It was wonderful driving almost parallel to her and at one point of time we were facing her directly when she came out of the bushes and moved head on towards our Safari Vehicle. The next day as soon as we entered Zone 3, we heard a few alert calls and coming towards us were Krishna and her Male Cub. Again they graced us with their presence for almost One Hour. A couple of Tigers walking together with us was a dream come true for me as I had never witnessed two tigers together before.
Krishna Tiger Krishna and Cub
I couldn’t have asked for more but our visit to Lord Ganesha that same evening made him really happy I suppose and he saved the best for us for our last day at Ranthambore. Before I move on to my thrilling experience of the last day at Ranthambore I must not forget to mention the great Ranthambore Fort as well as the Temple of Lord Ganesha that dwells withing the fort. If in Ranthambore it is a must visit place and one should always seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha for a better life.
Lake View from Ranthambore Fort
The view of the Jungle from the top of the Ranthambore Fort was truly captivating. The temple itself is mystifying as it is said the idol emerged from the rocks on its own and is the only idol of Lord Ganesha which has three eyes and is rightfully called the Trinetra Ganesha. So with his blessings we started our third day of the Safari with Zone 5 and it was not at all disappointing as I just loved the serenity at the end of Zone 5 where a small stream flows and it is almost covered with trees. Just before we were about to exit Zone 5 we saw Akash, the previous litter of Krishna, gracefully sitting and beating the heat in a Pond. It was lovely seeing him there dipping in the water when due to a false alert call he just got up and disappeared into the jungle. As I said that Lord Ganesha had saved the best for us for our last day, in the evening we went to Zone 3 and after a few minutes we reached the boundary of Zone 3 and Zone 4 and in front of us was Arrowhead lying down. She was there relaxing and took her time to get up after which she moved down towards Zone 3 where she stalked a wild boar.
After stalking the wild boar for almost 15 minutes she ran towards it and what a pleasure it was seeing her running and leaping all over.
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Zoo is a place where we can have a glimpse of the entire range of wild animals of a jungle. It was a cold day of December dated 20th. I went zoo with my school friends. We planned of this visit quite early, almost a month ago. In the zoo, I had a really great experience with my friends, animals, birds and our guide. I was happy as well sad for the animals and birds present in the zoo. It was true that their proper care was taken by the zoo administration but still....they are living things, don't they have the right to enjoy freedom in the jungle? Anyways, we are the humans and definitely even worse than these animals. We saw a peacock there. Luckily, at that time it started raining. We need to find a shelter nearby so that our clothes does not get wet. We saw the marvelous dance performance by that beautiful bird. This was the most memorable view of my eyes. I would surely want to visit to a zoo again.