| Price (Indian) | INR 8,000 / Jeep(Maximum 6 Adults + 2 Children (Children age: 5–12 years) are allowed in one Jeep) |
| Price (Foreigns) | INR 12,000 / Jeep(Maximum 6 Adults + 2 Children (Children age: 5–12 years) are allowed in one Jeep) |
| Zones | Tala Zone (Most popular & high tiger sightings),Magadhi Zone (Dense forest & scenic landscapes),Khitauli Zone (Peaceful zone with rich biodiversity),Panpatha Buffer Zone (Less crowded & nature-focused),Dhanokar Zone,Johila zone |
| Timings | Morning Safari: 6:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Evening Safari: 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM (Safari timings may vary depending on season and forest department guidelines.) |
| Inclusions | Forest Department Permission, Registered Jeep (Gypsy) , Professional Driver, Safari Permit, All Government Entries & Taxes,Guide Fee (to be paid directly by the guest at the safari gate),Hotel Pick & Drop facility |
Bandhavgarh Safari Booking: A Simple Guide for Your Jungle Adventure
Planning a Jeep safari in Bandhavgarh National Park? This easy guide will help you understand safari types, zones, timings, and how to book without confusion.
Bandhavgarh is one of India’s best tiger reserves, famous for the Royal Bengal Tiger, along with leopards, deer, birds, and ancient caves hidden deep inside the forest.
Bandhavgarh is open October to June every year.
October to February
Cool and pleasant weather, green forest, perfect for photography.
March to June
Best time for tiger sightings as animals gather near water sources. It can be hot, but wildlife activity is high.
Monsoon (July to September)
The park remains closed during the rainy season.
Jeep Safari is the only safari option in Bandhavgarh. Each jeep carries a small group, giving you a close and personal wildlife experience with a trained driver and forest guide.
Safaris operate in both core and buffer zones.
Tala Zone – Most famous core zone, known for tiger sightings, meadows, and Bandhavgarh Fort.
Magadhi Zone – Core zone with grasslands and waterholes, good for tigers and leopards.
Khitauli Zone – Quieter core zone, great for leopards, sloth bears, and birds.
Dhamokar Zone – Buffer zone open year-round, peaceful forest with herbivores.
Johila Zone – Scenic buffer zone with rivers and birdlife.
Panpatha Zone – Calm buffer forest, known for deer and wild dogs.
Booking a Bandhavgarh safari sounds simple, but many travelers face issues because safari permits and jeeps are limited. Here’s how to make the process smooth.
Step 1: Share Travel Dates and ID Details
Safari permits in popular zones like Tala often get sold out early. Many people plan their trip first and check permits later, only to find no availability.
Eagle Safaris checks live permit availability first and suggests the best possible zone if your first choice is full, so your trip stays confirmed and stress-free.
Step 2: Confirm Permit + Jeep Together
Some visitors book only the permit and later struggle to find an approved safari jeep, especially in peak season.
Eagle Safaris arranges permit, jeep, and trained driver together, so you don’t have to search separately at the last moment.
Step 3: Get Final Safari Details Before Arrival
Entry gates, reporting times, and ID rules are strict. Missing small details can create problems at the gate.
Before your safari day, Eagle Safaris shares clear instructions about timing, documents, and gate location, so you arrive prepared and relaxed.
Bandhavgarh is home to:
Every safari is different. You travel through dense forests, open meadows, and bamboo patches while tracking wildlife in their natural habitat.
• Valid Government ID (mandatory)
• Comfortable clothes in earthy colors
• Insect repellent
• Water bottle
• Camera or binoculars
Let Eagle Safaris help you explore one of India’s best tiger reserves.
Contact us to plan your Bandhavgarh Jeep Safari and enjoy a safe, exciting jungle adventure.





