Welcome to Sariska National Park! No adventure lover should miss out on any opportunity to explore this elating park.

Sariska National Park has a diversified eco-system with a wide variety of fauna. The park is known for its sheer size and dry deciduous forests. The surroundings of the park endowed with immense vegetation enables the visitors experience the real beauty of wild lives.

History of Sariska National Park

Dating back to the epic age, Sariska Park was under the Maharajas of Alwar dynasty. In 1958, The Park was declared as Wild life sanctuary wherein 1979 it was taken under Project Tiger.

Flora and fauna in Sariska National Park

Dry and deciduous forests are a feature of Sariska National park. Dhok trees cover in excess of 90% of the acreage while tendu surwal, khair, goria and ber make up for the rest. In terms of fauna while it doesn’t boast of a great number of tigers, it is certainly home to other carnivores such as wild dogs, leopards, hyenas and jackals. Birds including the peacock, red jungle fowl and parakeets are also spotted in plenty.

Tourism in Sariska National Park

If you are looking for a unique destination to travel to, then perhaps it is a good idea to get little information about Sariska national Park.  When you think about Rajasthan, you automatically think about the beauty of nature, untouched cultures and the way people live their lives in this part of the world. Spreading over 800 sq. km, the Sariska national park is a home to some of the rare species of animals. The park features dry deciduous forest cover and a rich variety of fauna.

The park boasts of high wild life sighting since it shelters about 15 species of India's threatened mammals. The most unique feature about travel to the park is the Sariska Tiger Reserve nestled in the Aravalli hills covering an area of 810 sq km. It is filled with thick shrubs and moist forests with the most attractive wild life.Accommodation include forest rest house, Sariska Palace hotel, and The Tiger Den Hotel which is located near the park.

The nearby Jaipur airport is an added advantage to international tourists who opt for Rajastan tourism. The park being a home to massive tracts of virgin and unexplored forests, visitors can explore the park by taking a serene walk. “Wildlife safari” conjures up the images of Sariska National park. Forest department assures to provide jeep safaris for the visitors to have a awe-inspiring experience. The park also features a wide variety of exotic birds which will serve a visual treat to the visitors. Apart from jeep safari there is also an option of Camel safari to the visitors which starts early in the morning. Visiting the park lets you spot plenty of wild animals along with exploring its indigenous beauty. Biodiversity, sparse human populations, little tourism, has made it the best place for nature and wildlife lovers.

Places nearby Sariska National Park

The Sariska National Park located near Jaipur includes various tourist attractions like the Kankwari Fort, the Ancient Shiva Temples, the Siliserh Lake and the Palace.

Climate in Sariska National Park

The Park experiences extremely hot summer months with maximum of 47°C and palatable winter months with minimum of 3°C. Monsoon showers between the months of July and September.

Best time to visit Sariska National Park

The best time to visit Sariska National Park is anytime between the months of October and June. The weather will be very pleasant during this time and the beauty of the Park is at its best.