Rajasthan Wildlife Packages

Things to Expect from our Wildlife Tours to Rajasthan

Rajasthan is the home to a number of endangered animals, tigers, and leopards. While the barren lands nurture the reptile species, the lush green forests along the Aravali ranges brim with exotic flora and fauna. The plethora of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Rajasthan make Rajasthan wildlife tour packages a memorable one.

Top 5 Sanctuaries in Rajasthan to Experience the Wildlife at its Best

• Sariska National Park Nestles in the Aravali Hills, the sanctuary consists of arid forests, dry deciduous forests, and grasslands and is the home to the Royal Bengal Tigers relocated from Ranthambore National Park, Hanuman Langur, and several others. The sanctuary also boasts of rich bird life too.
• Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Known worldwide for its rich biodiversity, lush green jungles and rich population of tigers, Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is mirth for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. You can say that Rajasthan wildlife tour packages are incomplete without a trip to Ranthambore Tiger Reserve.
• Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary Perched in one of the oldest parts of the Mount Abu mountain ranges, the terrain of this reserve is made up of igneous rocks. The animals in this sanctuary are Golden Jackal, small Indian civet, Indian wolf, Indian fox, wild boar, Indian leopard, sambar, jungle cat, striped hyena, sloth, pangolin, hedgehog, and many others. The sanctuary also promises stunning views of the sightseeing points around the sanctuary.
• Sorsan Wildlife Sanctuary Spread across 98 kilometers of land, the Shergarh Sanctuary is one of the prime attractions in the Baran district of Rajasthan. It is the natural habitat of a number of carnivores and herbivores like tigers, sloth bears, hyenas, wild boars, endemic deer, leopards, sambar, chinkara, and chitals.
• Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary A man-made lake called Bari Lake is the main attraction of the Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary. The lake quenches the thirst of a number of animals in this sanctuary and spotting animals like tigers, nilgai, sambhar, wild boars, hyenas, panthers, and jackals around the lake. The trekking trail from Gorilla Point to the Bari Lake is a delight for adventure seekers and wildlife photographers.

With such a bounty of wildlife sanctuaries, Rajasthan really has no dearth of amazing places, where you can spend some blissful moments in the midst of astonishing nature. All you need to book one of our Rajasthan wildlife trip packages, and voila! You are all set to have a wonderful vacation in the desert state while enjoying our services that add a dose of fun to the whole experience.

Ideal Time to Embark on a Wildlife Tour to Rajasthan

The right time for a sojourn to Rajasthan hugely depends on your intention behind the wildlife tour. If you look forward to camp and trek through the forests, you can plan your trip in the winter months (Oct-March) when the weather is usually pleasant. If you look forward to wildlife safaris, spotting of animals and wildlife photography, you can plan a trip during the summer months(March - June) as the animals can easily found around the water bodies in the sanctuaries and national parks as they frequent the water bodies to quench their thirst and to cool themselves from the scorching sun.

Irrespective of what duration of the month you choose to get on this thrilling excursion, TravelTriangle already has a perfect Rajasthan wildlife trip plan designed for you, which allows you to have a sneak peek at the amazing offerings that this state has in store for you.

Best Way to Reach Rajasthan

Rajasthan is connected with rest of India through roads, railways, and airports. Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur have world-class airports that connect Rajasthan with the rest of the world. The highways and railways make commuting within Rajasthan straightforward.