Five Best Places To Spot Wildlife In Rajasthan
The royalty and
hospitality of Rajasthan leave your jaw dropped for various reasons. Rajasthan
is well-known for grand palaces, forts, deserts, and blending yourself with the
cultural trend. Alongside all these beautiful things, this state offers
prosperous wildlife that is preserved in many conservation reserves. Welcome to
this post, where India By
Car and Driver takes you on a list of the five best places in Rajasthan to
explore its diverse wildlife.
Put your adventure mode on, and let’s begin
From growling tigers of
Ranthambore National Park to human-friendly leopards in Jawai, a Rajasthan
wildlife tour has it all to ignite the wildlife lover within you.
Ranthambore National Park
We are proud to tell
you that the Ranthambore National Park is counted as one of the most visited
Indian forest reserves, props to its beautiful tigers that you can spot in
natural habitats. Earlier, it was a significant hunting ground for the
Rajasthani kings, but it is now a part of the Project Tiger since 1973.
The spreading jungles
of Ranthambore are famous for a blooming population of Bengal tigers, but
that’s not all. You can also discover chitals, crocodiles, rhesus macaque, gray
langur, sloth bear, striped hyena, and more with your Rajasthan Wildlife and Heritage Tour Package from India By Car and
Driver.
Sariska Tiger Reserve
Set in the Alwar
district of Rajasthan sits Sariska Tiger Reserve, a part of the Kathiawar-Gir,
dry short-lived jungle eco-region and the Aravali Hills.
It’s a tiger reserve,
so you will surely spot tigers.
However, you will also
see various fauna species such as Indian eagle-owl, crested serpent eagle,
golden-backed woodpecker, treepie, brush, quail, and more. Don’t forget to take
pictures of these lovable animals as souvenirs.
Desert National Park
The Desert National Park
is ironically not deserted, get it? No. Well, jokes aside, the Desert National
Park is one of the biggest national parks in the world, another proud fact for
us. It is located in Jaisalmer and Barmer, where you experience the Thar
Desert’s ecosystem up-close.
You can easily view
picturesque wildlife species living in the desert area like the great Indian
bustard, sand grouse, kestrels, laggar falcons, spotted eagles, and many
more.
Jawai Leopard Conservation
A real hidden jewel of
Rajasthan, Jawai Leopard Conservation Reserve is quickly rising to be the
perfect tourist destination in the state that guarantees you a heart-throbbing
safari.
Located close to the
Sumerpur town of Pali district, it has a thriving population of leopards,
crocodiles, birds, and what not? With that being said, your vacation in Jawai
will be full of enjoyment, excitement, and experiences.
Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
Situated in the
Rajsamand district, Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary got its name after the grand
fort of Kumbhalgarh, which also became a stop and stare destination for
travelers in Jodhpur or Udaipur. So along with wildlife safari, you also get
bird sightings as a bonus.
You will discover various species such as dove, kingfisher, bulbul, grey pigeon, etc. After these thrilling experiences, all you need is a Rajasthan Relaxation Tour.
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