Overview
Sariska Tiger Reserve offers a rare opportunity to spot Bengal tigers in their natural habitat alongside centuries-old archaeological treasures. The 866 km² park combines wildlife encounters with historical sites like the 17th-century Kankwadi fort and 9th-10th century Garh Rajor temples.
Architecture · History · Nature · Trekking · Wildlife
Before you go
Accommodation
RTDC Tiger Den offers dorms from ₹50 and doubles at ₹700. Glamping at Bikamp Aravallis ranges ₹999-4999.
Fees
Jeep safaris start at ₹816/person for Indians; canter safaris ₹484. Entry ₹200, camera fees extra. Own vehicles allowed weekends for ₹250.
Transport
Buses run hourly between Sariska and Alwar (₹14, one hour), continuing to Jaipur (₹65). No rail connection; nearest station is Alwar.
Weather
Visit November-March for optimal wildlife viewing. Summer (April-June) is extremely hot; monsoon (July-August) closes the park.