Safari will start from November 6 in Ranipur Tiger Reserve, Chitrakoot, tourists will be able to see these animals.

Chitrakoot: Uttar Pradesh’s fourth Ranipur Tiger Reserve is ready in religious city Chitrakoot. It is now going to open for the coming tourists. With this, tourists coming to Chitrakoot will be able to visit Ranipur Tiger Reserve. It is going to be inaugurated in the first week of November. Let us tell you that along with tiger and leopard, many other animals have also been brought to this tiger reserve. Along with seeing these, people visiting here will also be able to capture their pictures in their cameras.

Safari will start from 6th November
For information, let us tell you that Chitrakoot Ranipur Tiger Reserve has been created in 53,000 hectares. This is the fourth Ranipur Tiger Reserve of UP. It is now going to open from 6th November. In which people coming to visit will be able to see tigers roaming freely under the open sky. For which the forest department is starting a safari in which the tourists will be able to visit the forest and see other animals like tiger, leopard, deer and bear in real life.

Deputy director gave information
While giving information to Local 18, Deputy Director of Ranipur Tiger Reserve, Narendra Kumar Singh said that safari is going to start in the entire state from November 6. In the same sequence, safari is also going to be started in the Tiger Reserve of Chitrakoot. Ranipur Tiger Reserve Chitrakoot was established in October 2022. Now this Ranipur Tiger Reserve is being opened for general tourists which will be inaugurated on 6th November. After this, people coming to Chitrakoot will be able to go to Ranipur Tiger Reserve and book a safari there, visit the forest and see the animals. He told that arrangements have also been made for the tourists to stay there, after paying the fees the tourists can stay there.

Local people will get employment
Giving further information, he said that all the tourist guides for Ranipur Tiger Reserve have been given training. Along with this, the people of the department will connect local people with Ranipur Tiger Reserve so that they can get employment. 8 to 10 people will be able to sit at a time in the jungle safari.