| Park Name Sariska National Park & Tiger Reserve (881 Kms) |
State Rajasthan |
| Country India |
Santuary Type Any, National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Tiger Reserve |
| Best Time to Visit Any, October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May |
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04-Apr-2021(Evening)
Updated By : Guide
ST2 sitting in the waters, ST9 walking on the road, ST21 sitting on the road,
tigress, Tiger, tigress, sambar deer, Spotted deer, Leopard
Coomon Babbler, Common Starling, Common Myna, Common Pochard
21-Mar-2021(Evening)
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ST2 drinking water, ST9 sitting in the water ST21 walking a long distance,
Tiger, tigress, tigress, sambar deer, Spotted deer, Blue Bull Or Nilgai, Common Langur, Indian Wild Boar, golden jackal
Cotton Teal, Common Babbler, Common Flameback, Jungle Bush Quail, White eye buzzard
21-Mar-2021(Morning)
Updated By : Guide
ST21 walking a long distance, and ST9 drinking water, and sitting in the waters,
Tiger, tigress, sambar deer, Spotted deer, Blue Bull Or Nilgai, Common Langur, Indian Wild Boar, Black naped hare, Common Gray Mongoose, Ruddy mongoose
Long Billed Vulture, Ruddy Shelduck, Oriental white eye, Common Woodshrike, Jungle Prinia, Jungle Babbler
19-Mar-2021(Evening)
Updated By : Guide
ST9 sitting in the water And ST21 walking on the road,
Tiger, tigress, sambar deer, Spotted deer, Blue Bull Or Nilgai, Common Langur, Indian Wild Boar, Indian Hare, Common grey mongoose
Shikra, Jungle Prinia, Jungle Owlet, Jungle Bush Quail, Indian Grey Pond Heron
13-Mar-2021(Morning)
Updated By : Guide
ST9 crossing the road,
tigress, Sambar, Spotted deer, Blue Bull Or Nilgai, Common Langur, Indian Wild Boar, Black naped hare
Spot Billed Duck, Jungle Babbler, Jungle Owlet, Common Pochard, Indian Pond Heron
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For the selected species for all gates for lat 12 months
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Last week's sightings summary
Last week's tiger sightings names & summary
Constructed before 100 years. Developed as a tourist spot. Boating facility is available. This pretty lake is festooned with domed cenotaphs, which themselves boast of grandeur in architecture. This nice lake offers boating to tourists and the view of hills from there is awesome, photographers can spend hours over there. Approx distance is 30 kms and approx duration is 4 hours (including travel). Includes Travel, guide, tickets, parking, toll.
Neelkanth is possibly the oldest attraction and most famous travel destination in the entire region surrounding Sariska. It is a cluster of more than 300 Hindu and Jain temples that date back to 6-9th century AD. Neelkanth is located near the buffer zone of Sariska Tiger Sanctuary and is perched on a plateau above the hills near Rajgarh village. The temples are overlooked by the silhouette of Rajorgarh Fort. It is a fantastic experience for nature lovers and history buffs to stumble upon these ruins amidst fabulously green landscapes. The temples have intricate carvings on pillars and some wonderful statues of various mythological figures. The most important of the temples here is the Shiva Temple. Another great and artistic attraction is a huge statue of Jain Tirthankara, Shantinath, which is located close by. It is locally known as ‘nogaza.’ Approx distance is 25 kms inside the park and approx duration is 3 hours (including travel).
The Bhangarh Fort is a 17th-century fort built in the Rajasthan state of India. It was built by Bhagwant Das for his younger son Madho Singh. The fort and its precincts are well preserved. The Bhangarh Fort is located on the border of the Sariska Reserve in the Aravali range of hills in Alwar district of Rajasthan. The nearest village is Gola ka Baas. The fort is situated at the foot of the hills on sloping terrain. The ruins of the King's palace are located on the lower slope of the hills; trees surround the pond area and a natural stream falls into the pond within the premises of the palace. Entering through the main gate of the completely ruined fort city, one can find temples, palaces, and Havelis. At the entrance of the main gate are many Hindu temples such as Hanuman Temple, Gopinath Temple, Someshwar Temple, Keshav Rai Temple, Mangla Devi Temple, Ganesh Temple, and Navin Temple. Next in order is the Nachan Ki Haveli (dancer's palace) and Jauhari Bazar (market place), followed by the Gopinath Temple. The Royal Palace is located at the extreme end of the fort's limits. Approx distance is 30 kms and approx duration is 4 hours (including travel).
The Hanuman Temple is said to be a staggering 5000 years old! There is an incredible legendary tale of Bheema, one of the Pandava brothers, using his mace to create the ‘pol or gate’ when their way was being obstructed. Thereafter, an encounter with Lord Hanuman resulted in the temple being constructed by Bheema. This historical site is located deep within the confines of the Sariska Tiger Sanctuary. It is an adventurous hour-long drive from Sariska and is set among local date palm trees. The temple has a giant idol of Lord Hanuman and the entire history of the temple is signposted on a board behind the temple.The Hanuman Temple is said to have been in existence for thousands of years, while Pandupol is a natural opening (gate) in the rocks through which the Pandavas are believed to have passed in their period of exile. There are lovely reflections of the palm trees in the adjacent stream while monkeys are treated as reincarnations of the monkey god Hanuman and devotees offer them prasad. Approx distance is 20 kms inside the park and approx duration is 3 hours (including travel).
