Machali, the most famous tigress of Ranthambore, will always be remembered for her striking poses and captivating presence. Known by the tiger code T-16, she became a favorite among tourists and was even featured in the award-winning film The World’s Most Famous Tiger and mentioned in Katy Yocom’s book Three Ways to Disappear. Sadly, this iconic tigress passed away on August 18, 2016, at the age of 20.

Sundari, the famous tigress and daughter of Machali, was known for her stunning beauty, which earned her the name. Identified by the code T-17, she gave birth to three cubs in 2019 and was primarily seen in zones 1 to 5. Born in 2006, she has sadly passed away.

Jeep Safari in Jim Corbett:

The Jeep Safari stands as the most convenient option to explore the true wilderness and diverse species of flora and fauna inhabiting the Jim Corbett National Park. Jeeps, being four-wheeled vehicles, are permitted to traverse through all buffer zones of the park. This mode of safari is highly popular due to the compact size of Jeeps, allowing easy access to some of the unexplored and hidden corners of the jungle where tiger sightings are more probable. Jeep Safaris can be undertaken in tourism zones such as Bijrani, Jhirna, Durgadevi, Dhela, and Sitabani.

This tiger, known by the code T-6, was famous for his constant pursuit of Laila’s attention. Born in 2011, he was often spotted in zones 4 and 5. Throughout his life, he tried to win Laila’s affection, while she attracted other tigers and mated with them. Sadly, he passed away at the age of just 9.