Sariska Gate, located near the town of Sariska, is the primary and most popular entry point to the reserve. It serves as the gateway to Zone 1 and Zone 2, the most visited safari zones in the park. This gate is perfect for first-time visitors or those keen on increasing their chances of tiger sightings, as the most frequent tiger sightings occur in these zones.

Highlights of Sariska Gate:

• Zone 1 and Zone 2 Access: These zones are known for their high wildlife density, especially for Bengal tigers. If you’re looking to maximize your chances of seeing a tiger, this gate is your best bet.
• Pandupol Hanuman Temple: One of the unique features of Zone 1 is the Pandupol Hanuman Temple, a popular pilgrimage site located deep within the park. Visitors often combine their wildlife safari with a visit to this ancient temple, which is believed to be connected to the Pandavas from the Mahabharata.
• Diverse Wildlife: Aside from tigers, these zones are home to leopards, sambar deer, chital, nilgai (blue bull), langurs, and numerous bird species, including peafowls, eagles, and storks.
• Accessibility: Sariska Gate is easily accessible for travelers coming from Delhi, Jaipur, or Alwar. It’s a well-maintained and frequently visited gate, ensuring smooth entry and services.

Why Choose Sariska Gate?

• You’re on your first visit to Sariska and want to increase your chances of seeing tigers.
• You want to visit the Pandupol Hanuman Temple alongside your safari.
• You prefer more established safari routes with higher chances of spotting a wide range of wildlife.
• You’re entering the park from the more developed Sariska town area, making it convenient for tourists staying nearby.

Safari Zones via Sariska Gate:

• Zone 1: Known for frequent tiger sightings, historical landmarks, and a diverse range of wildlife.
• Zone 2: Offers more dense forest and varied topography, making it ideal for those looking to see leopards, langurs, and other large mammals.