Top wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan that you should bookmark

Rajasthan known for its forts is also home to some incredible wildlife sanctuaries. These sanctuaries offer nature and wildlife enthusiasts a chance to witness the biodiversity of the region. Rajasthan's sanctuaries are distinct, showcasing the natural diversity of the desert. For bird enthusiasts, Bharatpur National Park is a haven, while those fascinated by tigers can explore the renowned Ranthambore National Park, and so forth.

Here are our top picks for wildlife enthusiasts:
Ranthambore National Park Ranthambore is famous for its tigers. Spread across a vast area, this national park is a perfect place to see these majestic creatures. Besides tigers, you can spot leopards, deer, and a variety of birds. The ancient Ranthambore Fort within the park further adds a historical touch to the wildlife experience.


Sariska Tiger ReserveSariska is another tiger reserve in Rajasthan. It is a beautiful sanctuary surrounded by the Aravalli Hills. Apart from tigers, you can spot leopards, sambar deer, and various bird species. The historic Kankwari Fort within the reserve is another attraction the reserve has to offer.
Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary) Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur is home to numerous migratory and resident bird species. From painted storks to rare Siberian cranes, the park is a perfect place for bird enthusiasts.

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Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is nestled in the lap of the Aravalli Range known for its diverse flora and fauna. Leopards, jungle cats, and a variety of bird species inhabit this sanctuary. The rugged terrain adds an adventurous touch to the wildlife experience.


Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary Mount Abu is Rajasthan's only hill station. It hosts a wildlife sanctuary which is home to panthers, bears, and various species of deer. The cool climate of Mount Abu is a great place to escape the heat of Rajasthan and explore wild animals.

Kumbhalgarh Wildlife SanctuaryKumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary is known for the historic Kumbhalgarh Fort. It serves as home to wolves, leopards, and various species of deer which roam freely in this sanctuary surrounded by the Aravalli Range.

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Jaisamand Wildlife Sanctuary Jaisamand Sanctuary is located near Udaipur surrounded by the Dhebar Lake. Crocodiles, deer, and a variety of migratory birds find refuge in this sanctuary. The boat ride on Dhebar Lake enhances the overall wildlife experience.

Tal Chhapar Sanctuary Tal Chhapar is a sanctuary known for its vast grasslands. This is the perfect place to spot the graceful blackbuck, along with foxes and a myriad of bird species.