Sariska is the closest tiger reserve to Delhi, about 200 km away, and only around 110 km from Jaipur. It’s also the reserve where India first relocated tigers from another park in 2008, and today the population is growing again.

This flexible package is built around jeep safaris through the Aravalli hills, past Kankwari fort and old temples, with birdwatching and a comfortable stay. Tell us your dates and we’ll plan the rest.

Places covered: Sariska Tiger Reserve, Kankwari fort and the Aravalli hills.

On this page
  1. Overview
  2. Highlights
  3. Day by day itinerary
  4. Inclusions and exclusions
  5. Things to carry
  6. Price
  7. Good to know
  8. FAQs

Highlights

  • Closest tiger reserve to Delhi
  • Jeep safaris past Kankwari fort
  • Jungle cats, sambar, peafowl and leopards
  • Easy weekend trip

Day by day itinerary

Day 1: Arrival and Afternoon Safari

Arrival: Drive from Delhi (about 4 hours) or Jaipur (about 2.5 hours) and check in at your hotel near the Sariska gate.

Afternoon safari: Head into the Aravalli hills on a jeep safari. Some routes pass the old Kankwari fort, which can only be reached on safari. Look for tigers, leopards, jungle cats, sambar, chital and wild boar.

Evening: Return for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 2: Morning Safari and Departure

Early morning: Take a morning safari or a birding drive. Sariska is home to grey francolins, spotted owlets and the crested serpent eagle.

Breakfast: Breakfast at the hotel.

Departure: Head home, with an optional stop at Bhangarh fort on the way.

Safari timings, zones and the order of activities may change based on Forest Department rules and permit availability.

Inclusions and exclusions

What's included

  • Stay at a comfortable hotel near Sariska
  • Meals as per your plan
  • Jeep safaris with a guide
  • Safari permits

Not included

  • Travel to and from Sariska unless added
  • Monument entry fees
  • Personal expenses
  • Anything not listed under inclusions

Safari permits and Forest Rest House rooms are applied for on your behalf and are subject to Forest Department quotas and availability. Government fees are charged at actual rates.

Things to carry

  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • A cap or hat and sunglasses
  • Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
  • Neutral coloured clothes (khaki, olive, brown)
  • Warm layers for winter mornings in an open jeep
  • Binoculars and a camera with a zoom lens
  • Original photo ID (must match your safari permit)
  • Reusable water bottle and energy bars
  • Personal medicines and a small first aid kit

Price

Prices depend on your dates, group size, room category and safari zone.

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Good to know

Safari permits are issued by the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department under fixed quotas, and are confirmed only once issued. You can also book them directly at forest.mponline.gov.in. Government fees are charged at actual rates and our service charges are shown separately in your quote. Safari zones are allotted by the Forest Department, and wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed. See our Cancellation and Refund Policy.

New to Sariska? Read our Sariska Tiger Reserve safari guide for zones, the best time to visit and how to get there.

FAQs

How far is Sariska from Delhi?

About 200 km, roughly four hours by road.

Can I visit Kankwari fort?

Kankwari fort lies inside the reserve and is seen on certain safari routes.

Is Eagle Safaris the official booking website for Sariska?

No. Eagle Safaris is a private travel company. Safari permits are issued by the Forest Department and can also be booked on official portals. Our service charges are shown separately in your quote.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations 30 or more days before travel are refunded minus a 10% administration charge, 15 to 29 days before travel receive a 50% refund, and within 14 days no refund applies. Government fees follow the Forest Department's own rules.

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