Rajasthan, India’s largest state is known as the Land of Kings. This state is well-known for its magnificent temples and historical forts. The culture and art of Rajasthan are famous that attract tourists from the global level.
But did you know that this magnificent state is also home to rich wildlife? There are around 21 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks where you can enjoy the rich flora & fauna of the place. This blog is written to explore the 5 best wildlife safari in Rajasthan which would not be less than heaven for you if you are a wildlife safari lover and looking to spend a vacation with nature.
Sariska Tiger Reserve, Alwar
Sariska National Park is one of the most visited national parks in Rajasthan where you can experience nature from the closest.
It is located in the Alwar district, is spread over an area of 866 sq kilometres. This tiger reserve is surrounded by the beautiful mountains of the Aravali ranges. Apart from tigers, this area is also notable for its mineral riches such as copper.
It was once the hunting preserve for the royal family of Alwar State, but after independence, it gradually evolved into a wildlife reserve in 1955. It became a part of Project Tiger in 1978, and it was designated a national park in 1990. More than a decade ago, there was a scarcity of tigers in this reserve and poaching was blamed as the primary cause.
Currently, there are around 27 tigers in the Sariska Tiger Reserve as per the report published by the forest official of Rajasthan.
The best time to visit Sariska is between November to March as these are the winter months in the region when you will be experiencing pleasant weather.
If you are planning to visit this tiger reserve anytime and looking for the best place to stay near Sariska, we can recommend you a great resort that offers the finest hospitality services. Little Affair is the best resort in Sariska due to various reasons. One of the reasons is that it is located very nearby to Sariska and you can easily access the property whether you are coming from Delhi or Jaipur.
By planning your stay with this property, you will surely enjoy your wildlife safari to the fullest. They will be offering you the opportunity to enjoy various recreational and adventurous activities, a fine dining option and a luxurious stay at very affordable costs.
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Ranthambore National Park, Sawai Madhopur
Ranthambore is one of the most popular tiger-spotting destinations in India. It was founded in 1955 as the Sawai Madhopur Game Sanctuary and it became a part of Project Tiger in 1973.
Ranthambore National Park was established on November 1, 1980, and currently, it has been spread over an area of 1700 sq km. It is well-known for its growing Bengal Tiger population, which may be seen to fill adventure and thrill to your trip. As per the report published by the forest officials, the number of tigers in Ranthambore National Park is 80.
It draws a large number of foreign and Indian tourists. Apart from Tigers, you can see mugger crocodiles, striped hyenas, nilgai, Indian leopards, grey langurs, and other animals. The landscape is rugged and rocky making it the perfect place for an adventurous Wildlife Safari in Rajasthan with views of the Banas and Chambal rivers.
Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajsamand
Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary, located in Rajsamand District, is part of the Kathiawar-Gir dry deciduous forests ecoregion and extends over the Aravalli Range. It is named after the fort of Kumbhalgarh, which is also a popular tourist destination. This forest reserve, like many others in Rajasthan, is home to a diverse range of birds and mammals.
This wildlife reserve is highly rich in its wildlife. The major animals that you may sight here include Indian hares, chinkaras, chausinghas, nilgais, sambhars, jungle cats, golden jackals, striped hyenas, sloth bears, Indian leopards and Indian wolves.
There are also rare species of birds that you can sight such as white-breasted kingfisher, dove, bulbul, grey pigeon, golden oriole, parakeet, red spurfowl, peacocks and grey junglefowl.
Jawai Leopard Reserve, Pali
Jawai Leopard Reserve is located near Sumerpur town in Pali District and has a great ecosystem that you may enjoy at any time of year. It is home to a thriving population of leopards, crocodiles, birds, and other species.
The Jawai leopard safari remains the most popular attraction for visitors, as the large cats may be easily observed here. The uneven topography and lack of dense forests make Jawai a better site for observing leopards.
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Desert National Park, Rajasthan
With an area of 3162 sq km, this is one of the world’s largest national parks, located near the towns of Barmer and Jaisalmer. The park, as the name suggests, provides insight into the Thar Desert ecology. The abundance of birds is the main attraction of this location.
Great Indian bustards, sand grouse, kestrels, laggard falcons, spotted eagles, tawny eagles, short-toed eagles, vultures, buzzards, falcons, harriers, and other eagle species can all be seen. If you are a true bird-watcher, this spot is heaven and you will not be able to resist it for long. Other than birds, you can also be able to sight the preserved fossils of different animals that are more than 180 million old.
This is one of the few national parks in India where the fossils of dinosaurs have also been preserved in a proper form.
Final Words
Experiencing a wildlife safari in Rajasthan can be the best experience of your lifetime. However, the thrill and adventure of your vacation will get doubled if you choose the best wildlife reserve and book your stay with the right hotel or resort.
If you are confused to choose that in which wildlife reserve you should go for this season, we recommend you to visit Sariska Tiger Reserve as reaching here is easier from Delhi as well as Jaipur as compared to other wildlife reserves.
We strongly suggest that if you are planning to visit Sariska, you should stay at Little Affair as it has bagged the title of best Sariska Tiger Camp Resort by the guests who previously stayed on this property.
So aren’t you excited to spend this winter season just close to nature and wildlife? Pack your bags and head towards these locations to fill the bucket of your mind with endless memories for a lifetime.
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