One of the best ways to experience Rajasthan’s vibrant customs and culture is one a Safari. Rajasthan offers so many attractions that choosing where to begin and end might be difficult. Tourist hold their breathe while simply admiring Rajasthan’s beauty, heritage and culture. Safari’s are the ideal method to discover Rajasthan’s beauty because it would be impossible to see all of the wonders in a brief trip. Royal salaries are available for exploration. Rajasthani tradition and Royal luxury go hand in hand. There are many locations where you can go on Safari to see Rajasthan’s distinctive wildlife.
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Ranthambore National Park : –
Known for its large Tiger population and established on 1955, the Ranthambore became part of the Project Tiger to rescue Tigers on 1973. 1 November 1980 Ranthambore was officially declared as National Park. Span over 1,334 square kms, the park is situated in the bank of Banas and Chambal river from north and south respectively. It is named after the Ranthambore fort which lies within the park. The park contains wide grassy meadows and dry deciduous woodland. It was built around 10th century and at the 210m above the plain. There are 3 karauli stone temples of lord Ganesh, Shiv and Ramlala ji is situated in the park along with Digamber Jain temple of lord Sumatinath and lord Sambhavnath. These temples were built around 12th and 13th centuries.
The beautiful Padma Talao is located in the park which is one of the largest lakes within the park and at the edge of the lake a red sandstone Jogi Mahal is situated. A huge Banyan tree which is one of the 2nd largest in the country is near lake. Total 539 species of flowers can be found here. Animals like Bengal Tiger, Indian Leopard, Indian Elephant, Wild Water Buffalo, Gaur, Nilgai, Black Buck and several others can be easily seen in the park which make the place worth to visit.
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Sariska Tiger Reserve : –
The Sariska Tiger Reserve is the first reserve in the world which successfully relocated Tigers. In 1958 the area was declared as Wildlife Sanctuary. Under Project Tiger at 1978 it was given status of Tiger reserve and at 1982 it was declared as National Park. Span over 881 square kms., this park is a part of Aravali range and the Khathiar – gir dry deciduous forest’s eco region. The land type of the park is a scrub – thorn arid forests, dry deciduous forests, grasslands consisting rocky hills. Dhok, Salar, Kadaya, Arjun, Bargad, Bamboo and various other tress make park a beautiful destination.
Along with trees, shrubs like Kair, Adusta and Jharber also found it the park. Apart from wildlife there are several heritage sites which attracts tourists like Kanwadi fort which was built on 16th century, Neelkanth temple, Pandupol, Hanuman ji temple, Sariska palace and Viratnagar which has the ruins of Buddhist monastery from 3rd century, is highly visited by the tourists. Animals like Bengal Tiger, Jungle Cat, Caracal, Stripped Hyena, Golden Jackal can be seen.
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Jhalana Leopard Safari : –
Jhalana Leopard Reserve is the first reserve forest for Leopards in India. Spread over 20 square kms., it became a reserve on 2017. The reserve is surrounded by beautiful Aravali hills, which is the oldest mountain series in India. The mesmerising beauty of Jhalana reserve increased hundred times because of the presence of Flora and Fauna, a rare and beautiful types of Deer. Being a Leopard reserve the presence of leopards is obvious but other than that you can witness Indian Civets, Desert Cats, Desert Foxes, Porcupines, Jungle Rats, Monitor Lizards. There are variety of Snakes too that can be found. The best part to witness the whole view of Aravali ranges is the Shikar Audi, a three storey hunting lodge of the Royal families of Jaipur. It is located in the middle of the reserve and one can enjoy the beautiful view of sunrise and sunset from it.
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Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary : –
Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary is located in the Rajasmand district and is the part of Kathiawar. Gir dry deciduous forest eco region and its area spans across the Aravali ranges as well. It is the one of the biggest attraction for tourist, touring the wildlife of Rajasthan. It is the part of the Asiatic Lion Reintroduction project, therefore attract tourists from all across the globe. The mesmerising panoramic view of Aravali range can be witnessed through the sanctuary. White breasted kingfisher, Dove, Bulbul, Grey Pigeon, Golden Oriole, Parakeet, Red Spurfowl, Peacocks and. Grey Jungle Fowl can be seen in the region. Because of all inclusive combination of wildlife, this place becomes go to locations in Rajasthan.
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Desert National Park : –
The Desert National Park is located near to the town of Barmer and Jaisalmer. It is one of the largest park in the world, spanning over 3162 square kms area. This place is indeed a heaven for bird lovers as birds like Indian Bustard. Sand Grouse, Kestrels, Laggar Falcons, Spotted Eagles. Tawny Eagles, Short toed Eagles, Vultures, Buzzards, Falcons, Harriers and various type of birds can be seen. It is a beautiful eco system insight of Thar Desert.
