National Chambal Sanctuary Palighat: The Amusing Dwelling of Underwater Beasts
Ranthambhore - The name of the renowned National Park of India resonates as the habitat of Royal Bengal tigers and is located in Southeastern Rajasthan's Sawai Madhopur district. But, the grandeur of the region doesn't conclude with only the regality of the majestic beasts, as several other places in Sawai Madhopur are standing as evidence of natural vivification.

A visit to the National Chambal Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary covering a tri-state protected area of 2,100sq mi, 45 km far from the Ranthambhore reserve, would be enough for discerning it. On 1979's December 7, the forest was listed as a National Sanctuary in an attempt of saving the endangered crocodile species.

The crocodile safari in National Chambal Sanctuary sparkles with an exquisite event to witness the wealth of profusion of birds, and aquatic species like crocodiles, turtles, Ganges dolphins, and others. Therefore, the anecdote of you visiting the area with your friends and family, gazing across the banks of the Chambal River, being attentive to the sudden grunts and chirps, would be something to treasure.

Therefore, in the following sections, we have discussed everything you need to know if you are intending to experience the Chambal Safari.

Timings of Chambal Safari
You will be happy to know that for attaining the Chambal safari, you don't need to be present at the spot at a strict and lone time frame as the safari gets conducted multiple times in a day. To be more precise, the hour-long safari trips are organized 10 times every day, and you can book any one of them according to the time you find comfortable for you.

The first safari starts at 8:00 am and the last one takes place at 5:00 pm.

Some Dos and Don't You Should Keep in Mind during the Safari
You will be happy to know that for attaining the Chambal safari, you don't need to be present at the spot at a strict and lone time frame as the safari gets conducted multiple times in a day. To be more precise, the hour-long safari trips are organized 10 times every day, and you can book any one of them according to the time you find comfortable for you.

The joy of witnessing a lengthy green gharial resting under the sun at the muddy banks of the river Chambal is indeed incomparable. However, it shouldn't make you negligent towards the safeties required to be followed strictly during the boat ride. The deeds you should restrain yourself from while on the Chambal waters are mentioned below.

• Always sit on the boat after wearing the safety jacket and don't try to pull it out until you are out of the water.
• Keep yourself from intentions of swimming.
• Don't try to drink water from the river.
• Please don't throw any waste on the river as it can harm the species living within.
• It's better not to dip your hands or feet on the water.