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Rajasthan
Image: Shivalir / CC BY-SA 4.0Welcome to Sariska National Park! Use the resources below to plan your adventure in one of India's most treasured wild spaces.
Safaris, bird watching, nature walks, and more
Safari timings, open seasons, and park schedules
Entry fees, safari charges, and camera fees
How to reach by air, rail, and road
Official booking links, permits, and offline reservation guidance
Nearby stays, forest rest houses, and booking resources
Book Sariska safaris through the Rajasthan forest e-permit system and confirm zone, reporting gate, and vehicle rules in advance.
Compared with many remote parks, Sariska is relatively straightforward to reach, though safari access still depends on booked permits and schedules.
Sariska National Park combines dry deciduous forest, rocky hills, tiger habitat, and historic landscape features close to Alwar. It is one of Rajasthan's more established wildlife destinations and is best visited through the official safari permit system.
| Season | Morning Safari | Evening Safari |
|---|---|---|
| Safari Season (Oct - Jun) | Morning safari as per permit slot | Afternoon safari as per permit slot |
Use the Rajasthan forest system for the current gate, zone, and reporting rules.
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| Safari Permit | As per Rajasthan forest e-permit system |
| Guide / Vehicle | As per official booking structure |
Book through the official Rajasthan wildlife system for the most current fee and zone details.
Sariska National Park, Alwar district, Rajasthan
27.3333° N, 76.4333° E
Jaipur is the nearest broad commercial airport.
Alwar is the main rail gateway for Sariska.
Reach the park from Alwar and nearby Rajasthan highways according to your booked entry side.
Use safari vehicles, cabs, or private vehicles to reach the reporting gate.
Dry deciduous forest, scrub, rocky hill vegetation, grass patches, and seasonal water bodies.
Sariska supports a classic Rajasthan dry-forest wildlife mix led by large carnivores, deer, and raptor-rich hill habitat.
Sariska gained national park status in 1992 and remains one of Rajasthan's most recognized dry-forest tiger landscapes.
