Jungle Tales : National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries of Rajasthan

Here is the list of 15 National Parks &  Wildlife Sanctuaries  in Rajasthan For An Adventure

Ranthambore National Park

 The National Park is a great place to spend your time with your family and friends with safaris through its jungle. Being one of the best places in the state, Ranthambore National Park Rajasthan is home to the growing population of Tigers, and you will also have a chance to spot the Royal Bengal Tiger and has its name on the list for protecting the Endangered Species like Tiger and other animals which are on the brink of being completely vanished from the face of the Earth.

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The Sariska National Park

Known as a habitat, this definitely has all the requirements to be called so. The National Park is a combination of deciduous forest, rocky outcrops, plain fields and rocky cliffs and no wonder the Sariska National Park is one of the Best places to visit in India. It is a massive wildlife park being over 800 sq. kilometers and this is where the big cats live with other animals like Leopards, jackals, sambar, chital, wild boar, hyena, wild dog and cats.

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Desert National Park

Being the smallest Desert in the world, the dessert is a home to various flora and fauna species with rare Indian birds such as the state birds of Rajasthan, Great Indian Bustard and the State animal, Chinkara also the state tree and flower which are the Khejri and Rohida can be seen easily and is protected by this wild life sanctuary and is covered in our Rajasthan Tour packages which will provide you with the best wildlife experience.

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Keoladeo National Park

Well known for its habitat for the native and migratory species, bharatpur bird sanctuary’s wetland ecosystem is indeed a great work to protect the natural wildlife habitat in India and also providing support and care to the Endangered Species. When it comes to the endangered species, the Keoladeo national park has put its soul to protect the endangered Siberian crane. The Tropical forest is a great Park to enjoy being close to nature.

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Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary

This is located in the world’s oldest Mountain range, Aravali. In this time where natural Resources and habitat is being abused, the 610 sq kilometers wide bird sanctuaries in rajasthan comes to rescue and is a habitat to many wild animals. Visitors have seen baby crocodiles, parakeets, white breasted kingfishers, Sambal Deer & Royal Stag while others got the chance to sight hyena, jackal and wolf.

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Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary

The only place in Rajasthan where we are able to spot a variety of orchids and it is also an abundance of Bryophytes and Algae. Three species of Flowers like wild roses and also 16 species of ferns have been found in this Wildlife sanctuary till date. With this trip to the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary. You can learn the eating habits of animals like the Sloth Bears.

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Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary

The Sanctuary covers around 6 sq. Kilometers has a bounty of flora and fauna to explore by wildlife enthusiasts like you. It is a wildlife sanctuary made by humans and is home to many wild animals like Panthers, Nilgais, Jackals, Wild Boars Chitals, Hyenas and Sambhars. Being a Charm to India Tourism, the park is also listed under the bird sanctuaries in rajasthan being abundant in bird species.

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Darrah Sanctuary

The Sanctuary is wealthy with its fauna species, covered with deep forests, is a safe house for various vulnerable and mysterious animals like Deers, Cheetah, Nilgais, Wild Boars and many more and protects the animals from being Killed or exploited in this Sanctuary. Listed under the best India tour packages, you are welcome to take a ride into the forests, exploring the depth and beauty it holds. 

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Sita Mata Sanctuary

When it comes to the Things to do in India, there is nothing better than visiting a nature's gift, there is no better place than a sanctuary filled with Panthers and Flying Squirrels, yes, the best place to experience great adventures, is the Sita Mata Sanctuary with Chousingha  also known as the four-horned Antelope, spotted Deer, Caracal, Bengal fox, jungle cat, Porcupine, sloth Bear, wild Boar, Pangolin, Indian leopard, Striped hyena, Golden Jackal and Nilgai.

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Keladevi Wildlife Sanctuary

Within the buffer zone of Ranthambore National Park lies the Keladevi Wildlife Sanctuary best known for Tiger Spotting and other animals can also been seen easily from afar such as varieties of Deers like Nilgais, Sloth Bears, striped Hyenas, Sambhar and Cheetal. Make the best out of your time at the Rajasthan national parks and wildlife Sanctuaries by finding the best place to visit through this list.

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Machiya Biological Park

A Zoological Garden also known as the Machiya Safari Park is approximately 7 kilometers from the city center being home to a huge variety of wildlife like Crocodiles, Lion, Tigers, Ostrich and Bears. One of the best wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan keeps its name due to the different and unique wild animals found in the sanctuary is nowhere close to what the others have to offer.

Ramgarh Vishdhari Sanctuary

With this being a step towards protecting and preserving the wildlife and its habitants, the Ramgarh Vishdhari Sanctuary is not only home to Tigers but also a home to the Golden Jackal, Leopard, Indian Wolf and many more unique animals, most of which you will see for the first time. Dive into the great experience of exploring the beauty of nature with the Rajasthan tour packages and explore the rest of the rajasthan national parks and wildlife Sanctuaries for a memory which will last you a lifetime.

Nahargarh Biological Park

What are National Parks for? You are wrong if you only think of sightseeing as the Nahargarh Biological Park is also a place where you will get educational and recreational facilities. With the help of guides with almost all the information of the park, weather historical or current, they will help you have a great experience while you learn about nature and at the same time enjoying sights of Asiatic lions, deer, crocodiles, sloth bear, Himalayan black bear, wild boar, Bengal tigers, panthers, hyenas, wolves and many more.

Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary

Taking a glance of the Wild Fouls, Deers, Chinkara, Black Buck, Desert Foxes, wild Boars. Interesting, isn’t it? The Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary has it all, being home to hundreds of other wild animals and plants which you can explore all just in one day. This used to be the hunting place of Maharajas eternal pleasure in the old times. Explore the biodiversity of Rajasthan with a visit to this Sanctuary.

Tal Chhapar Sanctuary

Declared as a safe zone since 1962 for the protection of Birds and Animals, over 2492 species of birds are found in this Sanctuary and are well protected from any threats that may incur on them. With the dominant species of trees being Khejri  and Khair, it is the perfect habitat for birds while keeping them away from any unwanted harm to the Birds. Get the best of your time with a walk through the Sanctuary and discover nature in a different way.

Conclusion

Through this list of the rajasthan national parks and wildlife Sanctuaries you have checked through the different kinds of Parks and Sanctuaries available in Rajasthan with each one offering different experience and excitement with knowledge and gratitude towards nature. We urge you to take a step and explore the India tour packages and visit any natural habitat to understand the importance of the wildlife including plants and animals in our planet and take a moment to get close to nature and appreciate nature.