There were many reactions to the 'First Day First Show Part-1' of Ranthambore last week, also from the Secretariat (Forest Department) and also from Ranthambore Today in Part-2 I would like to share my on-ground experience of my journey.  

On the one hand, there are billboards of politicians who are unnecessary and do not add to the beauty of the occasion, which according to some people have been put on forest land which is forbidden, on the other hand, boards with behavioral information for tourists have been put up in such a way that  One thing that can't be read properly is that there should be a difference in the ticket price of buffer i.e.

 zone 6 to 10 and core i.e. zone 1 to 5 on the basis of the probability of sighting of tiger and being in completely different directions because 2 there  On arrival the tourist feels cheated.  These facts should also be properly disclosed on the booking portal in the interest of tourists.  

2 Well I had reserved two seats in Gypsy for zone 4 months ago on the afternoon of 1st October, but the common ticket holders who were seated in it asked for zone 3.  This became a cause for controversy and for once it seemed that we would not even be able to go inside.  

Other ticket holders called the departmental officer and eventually headed toward Gypsy Zone-3.  Enhanced.  It was also an experience for me through my 

The ticket was changed without any reason.  Most people have an idea of ​​what he would have done if he was a foreign tourist.  Obviously, only the passengers of the respective zone should be seated in a gypsy.  However, the tiger was not seen in Zone 3.  

In those two days, I also had discussions with the tour operators of the country and they also described ticket booking as no less than a maze.  It is difficult for the common Indian, so how will foreign tourists find it?  If the safari is not being done due to weather or any other reason, then a refund will be given.
 

Rules should be set.  A tour operator even said that Ranthambore is the most attractive of the country's tiger parks.  The Safari's GPS system, which aims to ensure the driver follows the prescribed route in the zone, also looked paperwork and level-headed.

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