Book Your Wild Life Trip to Sariska Tiger Reserve

There are more than 220 species of birds are found in this reserve. The ponds and lakes inside the reserve are the best places for spotting variety of birds. During winter season, you can see several migration birds from central Asia, Europe and others.

The Kankwari Lake is the best location to spot some rare birds. If you are visiting in winter, the Mansarovar dam near Tehla gate and Neelkanth temple are good spots for birdwatching apart from the lake.

How to explore Sariska Tiger Reserve

Sariska National Park, isn’t only a home to birds and animals, there are many ancient monuments, caves and temples within the premises. Usually, jeep safari is best for those looking to go deep into the park to enjoy remote attractions. Jeep safari can take you many historic sites as well such as Kankwadi fort. This only way to reach this fort is through Jeep. Safari takes place in two slots. The safari timings varies with season. –

Canter is another way to explore the reserve. This is ideal for those who are travelling in large groups. Canter travels in all the places that are covered by jeep.

There are Naturalists available for hire, in the park, who can help you enjoy safari in a detailed manner. They will guide you to spots where you can find many interesting animals including tiger.

Attractions in Sariska National Park

In additions to various species of birds and animals, there are lots of archaeological spots and ancient monuments. Your naturalist will be able to explain in detail about the history of those buildings.

• Shyamsa Caves: If you are an art lover, you will surely enjoys the cave paintings in Shyamsa caves. Near to this cave region, you can spot, a very rare Indian herb, which is used as an Ayurveda medicine.
• Neelkanth Temple: Neelkanth temple of 6th century stands on an isolated mountain in the Sariska National Park. This temple is famous for various attractions including its collection of erotic statues. Similar to Khajuraho, this temple also showcases lots of erotic artworks within the temple premises.
• Waterfall: There is another ancient temple that stands with anattractive waterfall. The temple is rich with many birds and small mammals. This temple has a mythological significance due to its association with Mahabharata.
• Palace Turned into Luxury Hotel: Several centuries ago, there used to be a palace, which is now turned into a luxury hotel, for those who love to enjoy a stay close to the nature. This palace hold ancient architectural magnificence, which holds the attention of the viewers. The hotel allows guests to take up safari and trip to the reserve from the hotel.
• Bhangrah: Located on the edge of the national park, the fort of Bhangrah is the site for hearts of steel. Most thrilling part about the fort is the haunted history associated with it. There are rumours about paranormal activities in the fort, which attracts adventurers and youngsters to the fort.

Conclusion

Sariska tiger reserve is not just about these few activities. This is the one of the best place for wildlife lovers and spotting tigers which gives you a lifetime experience.

Plan you adventure trip to Sariska National park

1. Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan:

Ranthambore National Park is spread over 1334 km². It is home to predators like tigers, wild boars, sloth bears which roam this land freely. It is also a hot spot for wildlife photographers. They are able to get sightings of the Tigers quite easily. The national park remains open from the month of October up to June. If you are specifically visiting the park in order to spot the Tigers, you should visit it in between March and May.

2. Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand:

Jim Corbett National Park was the 1^st national park in the entire region. It got this title back in 1936. In 1974, it was established as a Tiger reserve. Ever since then, the popularity of Jim Corbett National Park has increased considerably. It is a resource specifically designed to protect and nurture the population of tigers. In addition to tigers, you can easily support a variety of different cats and other animals like fishing cats, Himalayan Tahr and many other species. The best time to visit the park is from November to June. If you want to specifically spawn the Tigers, you can visit between March and May.

3. Hemis National Park, Jammu & Kashmir:

Hemis National Park is spread over 4400 km². It consists of 16 different mammal species and 73 different birds. It is also home to the snow leopard. In addition to that, many different species call the National Park their home like Golden Eagles, blue sheep, Snow Cocks, Ibex. Moreover, it is home to 100 snow leopards which is endangered species. The best time to visit the park is from May to September. The safari tours are closed by the park starting November. This is due to heavy snowfall.

If you’re interested in wild Life safaris in North India, these are the 3 national parks and reserves which you should definitely visit. All of these national parks are pretty famous all over the country. Although there are many more wildlife sanctuaries in northern region itself including Raja Ji National park (which extends to Jim Corbett),  Siraska National park, Alwar, Bharatpur Bird sanctuary and many more , but these three wildlife parks will help you in exploring some of the endangered and lesser-known species of animals and birds in the country. They are well maintained and you will be able to explore the national reserves in parks in a safe manner along with a guide. So if you’re interested in exploring the wildlife in India, these are the 3 destinations which you should definitely visit.

Visiting a Wild Life Park is a great opportunity to get closer to nature. Live It Love It.