Ranthambhore: 10 days in the tiger fortress / by Valmik Thapar

By:

Thapar, Valmik

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Oxford Univ. Press, 2008. New Delhi:Description: x,149 pISBN:

9780195699463

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

333.95975609544 THA-

Contents:

Day one in acknowledgement -- a magical setting -- introduction-- postscript-- photograph --

Summary: The book creates an engrossing, unforgettable portrait of the tiger reigning over lakes, forts, ruins, chhatris, and Ranthambhore's famous 600-700-year-old banyan tree. An authentic record of what Ranthambhore National Park has to offer to the keen observer, the more than 200 colour photographs help showcase every incident that took place as the author tracked six tigers in the course of ten days.

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Day one in acknowledgement --
a magical setting --
introduction--
postscript--
photograph --

The book creates an engrossing, unforgettable portrait of the tiger reigning over lakes, forts, ruins, chhatris, and Ranthambhore's famous 600-700-year-old banyan tree. An authentic record of what Ranthambhore National Park has to offer to the keen observer, the more than 200 colour photographs help showcase every incident that took place as the author tracked six tigers in the course of ten days.

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