Rajasthan Wildlife Packages – Book Your Safari Adventure Now

When you think of Rajasthan, the first images are usually grand forts, colorful bazaars, and endless sand dunes. But here’s the twist, this royal land is also home to wild tigers, desert foxes, leopards, and even the rare Great Indian Bustard. A Rajasthan wildlife safari tour is your chance to see this royal state in its untamed form.

Now, planning all of this can get tricky, permits, safaris, stays, guides, it’s a lot to juggle. That’s where WanderOn makes life easy. From smooth bookings to expert trip captains who know the hidden gems, everything is handled so you can just enjoy the ride. Whether you’re into photography, history, or just chasing raw adventure, the trip is shaped around you.

So, why wait? Pack your bags, call your gang (or go solo), and dive into Rajasthan’s wild side. The adventure of a lifetime is waiting, you just have to say yes.

Why Choose WanderOn’s Rajasthan Wildlife Packages

• Experiences to Remember

Exploring Ranthambore is easier than you think. Our wildlife packages for Rajasthan are crafted to suit everyone, whether you are on a family getaway, a couple’s retreat, or a trip with friends.

• Hassle-Free Safari

With our Rajasthan wildlife safari tour, every detail is sorted for you. Safari bookings, permits, stays near the park, and expert guides are all arranged so you can simply focus on spotting the Royal Bengal Tiger.

• Friendly Local Experts

Our guides are more than just safari leaders. They are your travel companions who share stories, tips, and hidden gems, making your journey both safe and memorable.

• Flexible Itineraries

Our wildlife packages for Rajasthan combine exciting safaris with visits to Ranthambore Fort and nearby attractions while leaving space for your personal interests like birdwatching, photography, or exploring history.

• Stays and Food You Will Love

Unwind in handpicked resorts or eco-lodges, savor authentic Rajasthani meals, and recharge after a thrilling day in the jungle.

• Transparent and Reliable

We keep it simple. No hidden costs and no last-minute surprises, just a seamless wildlife adventure you will cherish for a lifetime.

Popular Wildlife Destinations in Rajasthan

1. Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore National Park, near Sawai Madhopur, is one of Rajasthan’s most famous wildlife destinations. Once the royal hunting grounds of the Maharajas, today it’s a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. The park is best known for its population of Bengal tigers, but you’ll also find leopards, marsh crocodiles, and a wide variety of birds here.

Adding to the thrill of the jungle are landmarks like the majestic 10th-century Ranthambore Fort perched on a hilltop, and the revered Ganesh Mandir temple within the park. Don’t miss Padam Talao Lake, carpeted with water lilies, where wildlife often gathers, perfect for those magical safari shots.

• Best time to visit: October to June, with March–May being ideal for tiger sightings.
• Ticket Price: 

Jeep Safari (6-seater):

• For Indians: Approximately ₹1,900 - ₹2,200 per person.
• For Foreigners: Approximately ₹4,000 - ₹4,200 per person.

Canter Safari (20-seater):

• For Indians: Approximately ₹1,300 - ₹1,500 per person.
• For Foreigners: Approximately ₹3,000 - ₹3,500 per person.

2. Bharatpur National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bharatpur National Park is one of the best bird sanctuaries in the world. Famous for its rich avifauna, it attracts over 370 bird species, including migratory visitors like the Siberian crane, pelicans, and bar-headed geese during winter. 

The park is not just about birds, you’ll also find deer, jackals, and reptiles here. The best way to explore is on foot, by cycle, or even on a rickshaw, making it one of the fun and eco-friendly things to do in Rajasthan for all kinds of travelers.

• Best time to visit: October to March for migratory birds.
• Entry Fee: ₹50 for Indians, ₹400 for foreigners.

3. Sariska National Park

Set in the Aravalli Hills near Alwar, Sariska is a major tiger reserve and a must-visit for anyone planning a Sariska tour package. Famous for its tiger relocation program, the park also offers sightings of leopards, sambars, hyenas, and many bird species.

What makes Sariska unique is its mix of wildlife and history—inside the park, you’ll also find the ancient Kankwari Fort and old Shiva temples. Safari jeeps and canters take you deep into the forest, giving you a chance to enjoy both nature and heritage. 

Opting for a well-planned Sariska Tour Package means you get the thrill of wildlife safaris along with a taste of Rajasthan’s rich history.

• Best time to visit: October to June (avoid peak summer afternoons).
• Entry Fee: ₹80 for Indians, ₹470 for foreigners, plus vehicle charges.

4. Desert National Park

Tucked away near Jaisalmer and Barmer, the Desert National Park is one of the largest in India, spreading over 3,162 sq. km of the Thar Desert. Almost half the park is covered in sweeping sand dunes, making it a surreal landscape for wildlife lovers. Despite its fragile ecosystem, the park is a paradise for birdwatchers, home to tawny eagles, kestrels, sand grouse, and the iconic Great Indian Bustard. 

What makes it even more fascinating is its ancient history: the park holds 180-million-year-old plant and animal fossils, along with dinosaur fossils estimated to be 60 million years old. Pairing this visit with Camel Safari Tours Rajasthan is one of the most unique ways to experience the desert’s magic.

• Best time to visit: October to March for cooler temperatures and better wildlife spotting.
• Entry Fee: ₹50 for Indians, ₹300 for foreigners (approx.).

5. Mukundra Hills National Park

Close to Kota, Mukundra Hills National Park (also called Darrah) is a lesser-known yet breathtaking wildlife escape. Once the royal hunting ground of Kota’s rulers, it was declared a national park in 2004 and later became a tiger reserve in 2013. 

Spread across four districts—Kota, Bundi, Jhalawar, and Chittorgarh—it’s a haven of dry deciduous forests and rolling hills. Wildlife here is abundant, with tigers, leopards, wild boars, sloth bears, and a variety of deer species roaming freely. 

For families seeking something different, it’s a peaceful addition to Rajasthan wildlife packages for family, offering both safari thrills and scenic beauty without the heavy tourist rush.

• Best time to visit: October to June for safaris and pleasant weather.
• Entry Fee: ₹20 for Indians, ₹100 for foreigners (approx.).

6. Machiya Biological Park

Located just 7–8 km from Jodhpur near Kaylana Lake, Machiya Biological Park (or Machia Safari Park) is an excellent stop to explore western Rajasthan’s dry thorn-scrub ecosystem. Here, native vegetation like khejri, acacia, and capparis thrive, alongside carefully restored patches of neem, peepal, and banyan. 

The park houses around 20 enclosures featuring a range of species—from Asiatic lions, tigers, and leopards to blackbucks, chinkaras, and crocodiles. Birdwatchers and reptile enthusiasts will also love spotting gharials, monitor lizards, and spiny-tailed lizards.

• Best time to visit: October to March for pleasant weather and animal sightings.
• Entry Fee: ₹30 for Indians, ₹300 for foreigners (approx.).

7. Jawai National Park

Experience the thrill of spotting leopards in their natural habitat on a Jawai Leopard Safari. Located in Rajasthan’s rugged Jawai region, this safari takes you through rocky hills, open grasslands, and riverbeds where leopards, hyenas, foxes, and a variety of birds roam freely. Guided by local wildlife experts, you’ll get a chance to witness these elusive big cats up close while learning about the ecosystem. 

• Shared Jeep Safari: INR 2,500- INR 3,500 per person
• Private Jeep Safari: INR 6,000- INR 8,000 per jeep

Best Time to Visit Rajasthan for Wildlife Tour

The best time to enjoy a Rajasthan wildlife tour package is from October to March, when the weather is pleasant, making safaris more comfortable and sightings more rewarding. Winters are perfect for spotting migratory birds at Bharatpur and exploring the majestic Ranthambore and Sariska reserves. 

If you’re planning a Rajasthan wildlife safari tour, avoid the peak summer months (April–June), as the heat can be intense, and remember that most national parks in Rajasthan remain closed during the monsoon (July–September).

Travel Tips for a Smooth Rajasthan Wildlife Tour

• Safari bookings: Always pre-book your Rajasthan wildlife safari tour, especially in peak season (Oct–Mar), as seats fill fast.
• Right time for safari: Opt for early morning or late evening slots for better chances of spotting tigers and leopards.
• Clothing essentials: Wear earthy-colored clothes (beige, brown, green) to blend in with the surroundings and avoid disturbing wildlife.
• Stay hydrated: Carry a reusable water bottle; safaris can last 3–4 hours with no shops inside.
• Local transport: Jeeps offer a better viewing experience than canters, though they cost a bit more.
• Health check: Carry basic medicines for motion sickness, as safari rides can get bumpy.
• Cash matters: Smaller safari zones and villages may not accept cards or UPI, so keep some cash ready.
• Add variety: Extend your trip with camel safari tours Rajasthan to experience the desert side of wildlife adventure.