Rajasthan's tiger population reached 149 across its five tiger reserves as of July 28, 2026 — a notable increase from 135 in 2025. The five tiger reserves in Rajasthan are: Ranthambore (highest count), Sariska, Ramgarh Vishdhari (India's 52nd Tiger Reserve, notified 2021), Mukundra Hills, and Kumbhalgarh. Ranthambore National Park is one of India's most famous and photographed tiger reserves. This increase reflects the conservation efforts of the Rajasthan Forest Department and NTCA. India's overall tiger count stands at 3,682 (NTCA 2025-26), with Madhya Pradesh leading at 785.
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Rajasthan's Tiger Population Rises to 149 Across Five Reserves — Up from 135 in 2025; Ranthambore Leads
Key Points
- Rajasthan's tiger population reached 149 across its five tiger reserves as of July 28, 2026 — a notable increase from 135 in 2025
- The five tiger reserves in Rajasthan are: Ranthambore (highest count), Sariska, Ramgarh Vishdhari (India's 52nd Tiger Reserve, notified 2021), Mukundra Hills, and Kumbhalgarh
- Ranthambore National Park is one of India's most famous and photographed tiger reserves
- This increase reflects the conservation efforts of the Rajasthan Forest Department and NTCA
- India's overall tiger count stands at 3,682 (NTCA 2025-26), with Madhya Pradesh leading at 785
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• Rajasthan tiger population: 149 (July 2026) across 5 reserves; up from 135 (2025) • 5 reserves: Ranthambore, Sariska, Ramgarh Vishdhari (2021, 52nd national), Mukundra Hills, Kumbhalgarh • India total: 3,682 tigers (NTCA 2025-26); MP leads (785); Rajasthan has 5 reserves • Ranthambore: Sawai Madhopur district; India's most visited tiger reserve
