Thrilling Jungle Safari

Experience the beauty of Rajaji National Park & Tiger Reserve on an unforgettable adventure.

Jungle Safari Experience

Embark on a thrilling jungle safari in Rajaji National Park & Tiger Reserve.

Exciting Wildlife Encounters

Get up close and personal with diverse wildlife during this unforgettable safari adventure.

Expert Guided Tours

Join our experienced guides for a 3-4 hour safari starting at 9 am or 3 pm.

Discover the beauty of Rishikesh & Haridwar while exploring the wilderness of the national park.

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Jungle Safari in Rajaji National Park & Tiger Reserve

Price: ₹1800 per person

Location: Rishikesh & Haridwar

Best Time to Visit: From 15th November to 15th June

Duration: 3-4 hours

Start Times: Morning 9 AM and Afternoon 3 PM

Overview

Embarking on a jungle safari in Rajaji National Park and Tiger Reserve promises an immersive experience into the heart of India's wilderness. As you venture into this biodiverse sanctuary, you'll be greeted by a tapestry of verdant forests, meandering rivers, and undulating hills, creating a picturesque backdrop for wildlife encounters. Rajaji National Park is renowned for its rich biodiversity, harboring iconic species such as tigers, elephants, leopards, and diverse birdlife.

Guided by experienced naturalists, safari-goers traverse through the park's diverse habitats aboard sturdy safari vehicles, offering optimal viewing opportunities while ensuring minimal disturbance to the wildlife. The thrill of spotting elusive creatures in their natural habitat, coupled with the serenity of the surrounding wilderness, makes a jungle safari in Rajaji National Park an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike.

Highlights

Thrilling Wildlife Sightings: Encounter majestic tigers, elusive leopards, graceful elephants, and a myriad of other wildlife species in their natural habitat, creating unforgettable moments of wildlife viewing.
Scenic Beauty: Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of Rajaji National Park, characterized by lush forests, meandering rivers, and picturesque hills, offering breathtaking views at every turn.
Expert Guided Tours: Knowledgeable guides accompany safari expeditions, providing insights into the park's ecology, wildlife behavior, and conservation efforts, enhancing the overall safari experience.
Various Safari Options: Choose from jeep safaris, elephant safaris, or nature walks, each offering unique perspectives and opportunities to explore different areas and habitats within the park.
Contribution to Conservation: Participate in ecotourism initiatives that support the conservation of Rajaji National Park & Tiger Reserve, contributing to habitat preservation and wildlife protection.

Charges Details

Entry Fees: Visitors are often required to pay an entry fee to access the national park. This fee may vary for Indian nationals and foreign tourists.
Safari Fees: Different types of safaris, such as jeep safaris, elephant safaris, or guided nature walks, may have separate fees. These fees can vary based on the duration of the safari and the specific route or zone visited within the park.
Vehicle Rental: For jeep safaris, there may be a rental fee for hiring the safari vehicle. This fee may be shared among the participants if you're joining a group safari.
Government Taxes: Additional taxes, such as GST (Goods and Services Tax) or park conservation fees, may also be applicable.

Flora and Fauna

Flora:

Sal Forests: The park is dominated by sal forests, which are common in the Shivalik range.
Mixed Deciduous Forests: Apart from sal, you can find a mix of other deciduous trees like teak, sheesham, amla, and ber.
Grasslands: There are extensive grasslands in the park, providing habitat for various herbivores.
Riverine Vegetation: The park is traversed by the Ganges and its tributaries, supporting riverine vegetation along their banks.

Fauna:

Tigers: Rajaji National Park is a tiger reserve, providing crucial habitat for Bengal tigers. It's one of the best places to spot them in the wild, although sightings can be rare due to the dense vegetation.
Elephants: The park is also known for its significant population of Asian elephants, which roam the forests in herds.
Leopards: Leopards are another prominent big cat species found in the park, though they are more elusive compared to tigers.
Deer Species: Various species of deer inhabit the park, including sambar deer, spotted deer (chital), and barking deer.
Wild Boar: Wild boars are common in the park and can often be seen foraging in the grasslands.
Langurs and Macaques: Several species of monkeys, including langurs and rhesus macaques, are found in the park.
Birds: Rajaji is a paradise for birdwatchers, with over 315 bird species recorded. You can spot species like the great hornbill, pied kingfisher, crested serpent eagle, and many more.

Safari Zones

Chilla Zone: Located near Haridwar, the Chilla Zone is one of the most popular safari zones in Rajaji National Park. It is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including sightings of elephants, deer, birds, and occasionally tigers and leopards. The Chilla Range is particularly famous for its picturesque landscapes and the chance to spot wildlife near the riverbanks of the Ganges.
Motichur Zone: This zone is situated near the town of Rishikesh and is characterized by dense forests and hilly terrain. The Motichur Range is renowned for its tiger sightings, although they can be elusive. Apart from tigers, visitors can also encounter elephants, leopards, various deer species, and a wide variety of birdlife. The safari in the Motichur Zone offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
Ranipur Zone: The Ranipur Range is located near the town of Haridwar and offers a different perspective of Rajaji National Park. This zone is known for its extensive grasslands and riverine vegetation. Visitors can spot elephants, deer, wild boars, and numerous bird species during safaris in the Ranipur Zone. It provides an excellent opportunity to explore the unique ecosystem along the banks of the Ganges.
Chilkiya Range: The Chilkiya Range is situated in the eastern part of Rajaji National Park and is known for its rugged terrain and diverse wildlife. While exploring this zone, visitors can encounter elephants, leopards, deer, langurs, and various bird species. The Chilkiya Range offers a more off-the-beaten-path experience compared to other zones, making it ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking solitude and wilderness.