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Malik Talao, located within the Ranthambore National Park, is the smallest lake on the property. It is a paradise for bird-watchers, since various species visit the tranquil water body. It is located between zones 3 and 4. There are also kingfishers, storks, egrets, herons, ibis, cranes, and many more birds and reptiles can be found here. Several banyan trees surround the lake, adding to its beauty. If you want to see tigers, go to Ranthambore National Park during the summer, since it is the greatest time to go.

Malik Talao is the smallest of the three lakes in Ranthambore National Park, located 6.5 kilometres from the Ranthambore National Park Entry Gate and 4.5 kilometres from Padam Talao. It is one of the most popular wildlife destinations in Ranthambore.

Malik Talao is well known as a bird sanctuary, and it attracts a huge number of people. The lake is vital to the park’s ecology since it provides water and food for the animals and birds that live there. This little yet beautiful lake is also home to Marsh Crocodiles. Wild boar herds and groups of peacocks, eagles, and other migratory birds may be seen browsing along the lake’s shores. Some of the regularly seen species in Malik Talao include kingfishers, egrets, herons, ibis, storks, and cranes, making it an ideal location for bird watching in Ranthambore.