If you’re looking to experience India’s wildlife this winter, going on a leopard safari is a great option. Rajasthan’s Amagarh and Jhalana are known for their leopard safari experiences, and today, we tell you just how you can make your bookings for a fun, comfortable experience. By Anushka Goel
If you are anything like me, a winter wildlife safari will be a truly enchanting experience for you. Waking up at early hours, fully covered in jackets and caps, and traversing around the forests until the sun comes out is a calming feeling. The safaris allow one to watch wild animals in their natural habitat, basking in the sun.
If you also love going on wildlife safaris, might we suggest visiting Amagarh and Jhalana for their leopard safari? And if you’re wondering how you can book your trip, we have all the details.
How to book the Amagarh and Jhalana leopard safari
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According to a notice by the Rajasthan Forest Department, no safaris can be booked via private channels. The notice stated that you can book your safaris on the official forest department website, fmdss.forest.rajasthan.gov.in, and no place else.
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The charges for the safari are as follows:
- INR 706 per person (Indian)
- INR 601 per person (Indian student)
- INR 1,731 per person (for foreigners)
Only six people are allowed per jeep, and this does not include the driver and children below 5 years. These safaris can enter either zone – Jhalana or Amagarh. However, if you want to enter Shikhar Audi, the charge for it will be INR 825. The forest department has also cautioned travellers to check the domain name of the website before booking – it should have a .gov extension.
Winters is a great time to experience India’s wildlife, and a journey to the Amagarh and Jhalana leopard safaris will only add to your experience.
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Written By
Anushka Goel
Anushka has previously worked with publications such as the Times of India and Being Indian. A graduate from Xavier Institute of Communications, she specialises in entertainment, food and travel. She also likes to write about sustainability and beauty. When not working, you can catch her reading a book, tending to her plants, cooking or playing an instrument.
