Zone 7: Chidikho

Zone 7, Chidikho, is a small zone with fewer sighting points than most, around Chidikho, Jamoda and Kushalipura. Very few vehicles: a quiet drive if you can live with lower odds.

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In one line: Zone 7, Chidikho, is a small zone with fewer sighting points than most, around Chidikho, Jamoda and Kushalipura. Very few vehicles: a quiet drive if you can live with lower odds.

Zone 7 is one of the outer zones 6 to 10. all other zones are allotted by the Forest Department portal within their group, and we request yours where seats are open. Zones 1 to 5 do not run on Wednesdays, zones 6 to 10 on Tuesdays. Content checked 4 November 2026.

Where zone 7 is

Zone 7 lies on the outer side of the park next to zone 8. The route takes in Chidikho, Jamoda and Kushalipura.

Flat map of the Ranthambore safari zones with zone 7, Chidikho, highlighted123456710 Zone boundaries are approximate · open zone 7 on the 3D map →

Boundaries on our maps are drawn from public map data and our drivers’ knowledge of the routes; they are illustrative, not the Forest Department’s survey lines.

Landscape and water

Forested hill country with a few waterholes; shorter than most routes and less varied.

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Landmarks on the route

  • Chidikho
  • Jamoda
  • Kushalipura

Wildlife our guides see in zone 7

Sambar, chital, nilgai, langur, and birds of the dry forest. Tigers are present but seen less regularly than in the core or in zone 6.

Tigers and zone 7

Zone 7 is tiger habitat with fewer regular sighting points, so it suits the visitor who values quiet over odds. We do not list a resident tiger for it.

No zone guarantees a tiger. Territories shift every season as cubs grow and disperse. What we publish here is our drivers’ experience from recent seasons; what we tell you on WhatsApp before your date is what they saw that week.

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Getting zone 7: permits, closures and our prices

SafariIndian nationalsForeign nationalsQuota and release
Canter seat (20-seat open bus)₹2,200₹4,500Current quota: released 10:00 am the day before
Gypsy seat (6-seat open jeep)₹5,500₹8,000Premium quota: released 3 days before
Whole gypsy (tatkal, up to 6)₹36,000₹50,000Tatkal: 11:00 am, 7 days before; non-refundable once issued

All-in per seat or per vehicle: Forest Department permit, vehicle, guide and pickup. Festive weeks (Diwali, Christmas to New Year) run higher; advance-quota dates (after 31 January 2027) are priced lower and allotted by the portal. Full refund if the permit is not issued. Zone 7 does not run on Tuesdays.

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Photography in zone 7

Few vehicles means you can wait at a waterhole without being moved on. Forest light is soft but dim.

Zone 7 questions

Should I book zone 7?

If it is your only drive, we would steer you to the core or to zone 6. If you are doing three or four drives and want one with almost no other vehicles, zone 7 is that drive.

Can I name zone 7?

Outer-zone permits are allotted among zones 6 to 10; we can request zone 7 through the choice option at the outer price when it has open seats.

Is zone 7 closed on any day?

Zones 6 to 10 do not run on Tuesdays.

Dated sightings archive

Verified entries for this zone from our sightings archive: dated, zone-level, sourced. Not a live position.

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Sources and how we know

Zone descriptions, landmarks and route notes come from our own drivers and guides, who drive these zones every week; closures, quotas and fees are as published on the official portal and are re-checked when the Forest Department changes them (see the “Updated” date).

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