Ranthambore is known for its large tiger population. During the past few years, there has been a decline in the tiger population in Ranthambhore due to poaching and other reasons. The number of tigers was 25 in 2005 and 48 in 2013.Ranthambore park opens in the mid of October every year. From October to March considered the best time to visit Ranthambore as during this period the weather remains quite comfortable for wildlife safaris. Ranthambore, the paradise of wildlife followers and admirers of adventurous safari trips. Travelers across the world prefer to visit Ranthambore national park, the largest park of Bengal tigers, open jeep safari and train safari. Pen jeep safari is the main attraction of wildlife. The Bengal tiger is spotted here every time from day to night therefore the open jeep safari is very adventurous here. World's most prominent reserver seventy percent of Bengal tigers population of the world live in this national park of Rajasthan. This national park is so large that a series of animals of all types of birds nestled here. More than 500 types of blooming flowers and fruit full trees are grown here on which the life of carnivores survives. The eighth century fort of Ranthambore is a very famous picnic spot for visitors. The ancient Trinetra temple is also inside the fort and is the oldest temple of lord Ganesha. The Sarval lake where birds and animals move freely and fearlessly. The lake is full of lotus flowers and lilies and the chirping of birds make this lake picture perfect. Padma lake of Ranthambore is the main source of water for wildlife survivors. Pleasant surroundings and natural resources of water make this city special in Rajasthan.