Amagarh Leopard Safari
Amagarh Leopard Safari — Package & Inclusions
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Duration: 2 hr 30 min
Amagarh Jeep Safari For Indian Adult
Inclusions
What we cover
Safari Charges
Park entry, vehicle fee and guide charges are included for the booked safari slot.
Guide
Trained local guide with wildlife spotting experience and safety briefing.
Permits (if any)
Any park permits required for the trip are handled by us (when applicable).
Exclusions
Not Included
Personal expenses
Souvenirs, tips, personal shopping and extra snacks are not included.
Meals
Food & full meals during the trip are not part of the standard package.
Accommodation
Overnight stays or hotels are not included in the safari cost.
Travel insurance
it is not provided by us by default.
Amagarh Jeep Safari For Foreign National
Inclusions
What we cover
Safari Charges
Park entry, vehicle fee and guide charges are included for the booked safari slot.
Guide
Trained local guide with wildlife spotting experience and safety briefing.
Permits (if any)
Any park permits required for the trip are handled by us (when applicable).
Exclusions
Not Included
Personal expenses
Souvenirs, tips, personal shopping and extra snacks are not included.
Meals
Food & full meals during the trip are not part of the standard package.
Accommodation
Overnight stays or hotels are not included in the safari cost.
Travel insurance
it is not provided by us by default.
Amagarh Jeep Safari For Indian Student
*Student ID needed
Inclusions
What we cover
Safari Charges
Park entry, vehicle fee and guide charges are included for the booked safari slot.
Guide
Trained local guide with wildlife spotting experience and safety briefing.
Permits (if any)
Any park permits required for the trip are handled by us (when applicable).
Exclusions
Not Included
Personal expenses
Souvenirs, tips, personal shopping and extra snacks are not included.
Meals
Food & full meals during the trip are not part of the standard package.
Accommodation
Overnight stays or hotels are not included in the safari cost.
Travel insurance
it is not provided by us by default.
- Durations: 1.5 Hrs
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Package Options
Indian National Package
Inclusions
- Permits for Indian National
- Safari Charges
- Guide
Foreign National Package
Inclusions
- Permits for Foreign National
- Safari Charges
- Guide
Indian Student Package
Inclusions
- Permits for Indian Student
- Safari Charges
- Guide
Knowledge Box
Knowledge Box
Safari Timings
Amagarh Leopard Safari Timings
| Months | Morning Safari | Evening Safari |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Aug – 31st Oct | 06:45 am – 09:15 am | 03:45 pm – 06:15 pm |
| 1st Nov – 31st Jan | 07:00 am – 09:30 am | 03:15 pm – 05:45 pm |
| 1st Feb – 31st March | 06:15 am – 08:45 am | 03:45 pm – 06:15 pm |
| 1st April – 31st May | 05:45 am – 08:15 am | 04:15 pm – 06:45 pm |
| 1st May – 31st July | 05:45 am – 08:15 am | 04:45 pm – 07:15 pm |
Safari Prices
| Category | Per Passenger | Full Gypsy |
|---|---|---|
| Indian Tourists | ₹ 1,760 | ₹ 7,000 |
| International Tourists | ₹ 2,449 | ₹ 12,000 |
Important Things to Keep in Mind
- Check the Packages for the Latest Price
- You must pay in advance for Amagarh Safari booking.
- Carry a valid ID proof; it is mandatory for entry.
- Bookings cannot be exchanged or transferred.
- Foreign tourists must provide passport details during booking.
- Arrive at the safari boarding point at least 25 minutes before the scheduled time.
About Amagarh Forest
The Amagarh Leopard Safari Park is the second largest Leopard Reserve in india, situated in Jaipur. This reserve is a safe home for around 15 to 16 Leopards and is a must-visit place for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Apart from being a leopard reserve, the forest has various sightseeing places such as Amagarh Fort, Galta Ji Temple, Raghunath Fort, and Ambamata Temple. Visitors will get to experience a rich culture and heritage while enjoying a thrilling wildlife safari with these amazing Leopard Safari tour packages. Along with leopards, this reserve also has a variety of herbivorous and carnivorous species such as jungle cats, Indian civets, desert cats, striped hyenas, porcupines, jackals, mongooses, nilgai, sambar deer, and a variety of birds.
Two different safari experience Amagarh Leopard safari and Jhalana Leopard safari both are part of this same jungle.
History of Amagarh Wildlife Reserve
Located in Jaipur, the Amagarh Safari Park was recognized as a leopard reserve by the Forest Department of Rajasthan in 2018 and on 22nd May 2022, on World Biodiversity Day, it was introduced to the public. This is Jaipur’s second-largest reserve after the Jhalana forest reserve. This place in jaipur attracts nemours wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The reserve is home to around 16 leopards including other wildlife species like desert foxes, striped hyenas, monitor lizards, and over 250 bird species. The reserve covers a total area of over 1,524 hectares (16.36 sq. km) and provides an ideal hunting and breeding settlement to support the growth of the leopard population. A safari tour in Amagarh Park is ideal for visitors willing to spot these healthy creatures strolling freely, playing, and hunting in their natural habitat.
Amagarh Leopard Safari Park’s Fauna
Best Time to Visit
Amagarh Leopard Safari can be visited throughout the year. But the best time for wildlife spotting and leopard safari is during the winter. The months from November to April are ideal for planning a trip to Amagarh Leopard Safari Park jaipur. All the animals including leopards are active during these months. Outdoor activities like safari, nature walks and trekking are also best done during the winter season as the weather is pleasant. Many migratory birds can also be seen near the forests of Jhalana and Amagarh. Winters are ideal for photographers and birdwatchers. The visitors willing to witness the lush green surroundings of the forests can plan their trip during the monsoon season. Rain can interrupt outdoor activities but it is best for nature walks.
Weather and Temperature
Weather and Temperature
Amagarh Leopard Reserve’s climate depends on Rajasthan’s arid climate. Check out more details about the weather conditions mentioned below:Summer season
The summer season brings hot and dry weather conditions in Rajasthan, with temperatures ranging above 45 degrees Celsius. Visitors planning a trip to Amagarh Leopard Reserve during this season must book the morning shift to escape the scorching heat. Wildlife is active during this time but spotting them in this heat can be difficult.Monsoon season
The monsoon season is rainy and humid and receives heavy rainfall. This season is best for people who want to experience birdwatching and the lush greenery of Amagarh’s Jungle. But this season is not ideal for leopard safari and wildlife spotting.Winter season
Winters are best for being in the jungle as the weather is cool and pleasant you will get to see a lot of leopard activity during this period. In winter, the temperature ranges between 10 to 18 degrees Celsius.Amagarh Leopard Safari Timings
| Months | Morning Safari | Evening Safari |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Aug – 31st Oct | 06:45 am – 09:15 am | 03:45 pm – 06:15 pm |
| 1st Nov – 31st Jan | 07:00 am – 09:30 am | 03:15 pm – 05:45 pm |
| 1st Feb – 31st March | 06:15 am – 08:45 am | 03:45 pm – 06:15 pm |
| 1st April – 31st May | 05:45 am – 08:15 am | 04:15 pm – 06:45 pm |
| 1st May – 31st July | 05:45 am – 08:15 am | 04:45 pm – 07:15 pm |
Safari Prices
| Category | Per Passenger | Full Gypsy |
|---|---|---|
| Indian Tourists | ₹ 1,760 | ₹ 7,000 |
| International Tourists | ₹ 2,449 | ₹ 12,000 |
Important Things to Keep in Mind
- Check the Packages for the Latest Price
- You must pay in advance for Amagarh Safari booking.
- Carry a valid ID proof; it is mandatory for entry.
- Bookings cannot be exchanged or transferred.
- Foreign tourists must provide passport details during booking.
- Arrive at the safari boarding point at least 25 minutes before the scheduled time.
About Amagarh Leopard Reserve
The Amagarh Leopard Safari Park is the second largest Leopard Reserve in india, situated in Jaipur. This reserve is a safe home for around 15 to 16 Leopards and is a must-visit place for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Apart from being a leopard reserve, the forest has various sightseeing places such as Amagarh Fort, Galta Ji Temple, Raghunath Fort, and Ambamata Temple. Visitors will get to experience a rich culture and heritage while enjoying a thrilling wildlife safari with these amazing Leopard Safari tour packages. Along with leopards, this reserve also has a variety of herbivorous and carnivorous species such as jungle cats, Indian civets, desert cats, striped hyenas, porcupines, jackals, mongooses, nilgai, sambar deer, and a variety of birds.
Two different safari experience Amagarh Leopard safari and Jhalana Leopard safari both are part of this same jungle.
About Amagarh Leopard Reserve
Located in Jaipur, the Amagarh Safari Park was recognized as a leopard reserve by the Forest Department of Rajasthan in 2018 and on 22nd May 2022, on World Biodiversity Day, it was introduced to the public. This is Jaipur’s second-largest reserve after the Jhalana forest reserve. This place in jaipur attracts nemours wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The reserve is home to around 16 leopards including other wildlife species like desert foxes, striped hyenas, monitor lizards, and over 250 bird species. The reserve covers a total area of over 1,524 hectares (16.36 sq. km) and provides an ideal hunting and breeding settlement to support the growth of the leopard population. A safari tour in Amagarh Park is ideal for visitors willing to spot these healthy creatures strolling freely, playing, and hunting in their natural habitat.
Best Time to Visit Jhalana Leopard Reserve
Amagarh Leopard Safari can be visited throughout the year. But the best time for wildlife spotting and leopard safari is during the winter. The months from November to April are ideal for planning a trip to Amagarh Leopard Safari Park jaipur. All the animals including leopards are active during these months. Outdoor activities like safari, nature walks and trekking are also best done during the winter season as the weather is pleasant. Many migratory birds can also be seen near the forests of Jhalana and Amagarh. Winters are ideal for photographers and birdwatchers. The visitors willing to witness the lush green surroundings of the forests can plan their trip during the monsoon season. Rain can interrupt outdoor activities but it is best for nature walks.
Weather and Temperature
Amagarh Leopard Reserve’s climate depends on Rajasthan’s arid climate. Check out more details about the weather conditions mentioned below:
Summer season
The summer season brings hot and dry weather conditions in Rajasthan, with temperatures ranging above 45 degrees Celsius. Visitors planning a trip to Amagarh Leopard Reserve during this season must book the morning shift to escape the scorching heat. Wildlife is active during this time but spotting them in this heat can be difficult.
Monsoon season
The monsoon season is rainy and humid and receives heavy rainfall. This season is best for people who want to experience birdwatching and the lush greenery of Amagarh’s Jungle. But this season is not ideal for leopard safari and wildlife spotting.
Winter season
Winters are best for being in the jungle as the weather is cool and pleasant you will get to see a lot of leopard activity during this period. In winter, the temperature ranges between 10 to 18 degrees Celsius.
Project Initiative in Jhalana National Park
Project Initiative in Amagarh Leopard Safari Park
Several Rajasthan forest projects are focusing on wildlife conservation, habitat protection, and afforestation and around 9.6% of the forests in Rajasthan are managed by the Forest Department. Some of the project Initiavtis in Rajasthan are mentioned below:
- Integrated Afforestation and eco-development projects: A total of 6 IAEP projects have been sanctioned by the Indian government for the Tonk, Udaipur, Bansawara, Jhalawar, Kota, and Sariska Tige reserve areas.
- Forestry and Biodiversity Development Project: The project is dedicated to protecting biodiversity, afforestation, and habitat improvement.
- Non-Timber Forestry Products Development: This project supports Bamboo, aonla, and mahua farming to generate income.
- Rehabilitation of Degraded Forests by Association of Tribals: This project focuses on tribal-dominated pockets in Pratapgarh, Udaipur, and Dungarpur areas of Rajasthan.
Project Initiative in Jhalana National Park
- Leopard Conservation: To protect the leopard population, including anti-poaching measures, habitat restoration, and monitoring the population using GPS and camera traps.
- Human-Wildlife Conflict Mitigation: It aims to reduce conflicts between nearby villages and leopards by creating safe corridors and educating locals.
- Eco-tourism Promotion: Offering guided jeep safaris, educational programs, and birdwatching tours helps promote eco-tourism.
- Community engagement: Engaging local community in conservation efforts to provide livelihood and provide employment opportunities.
Starting From
FAQ’s About Amagarh Leopard Reserve
What is Amagarh Wildlife Reserve famous for?
Are there any safari options available in Amagarh Wildlife Reserve?
What kind of wildlife can I see in Amagarh leopard safari?
Are there any restrictions or rules for visitors?
Yes, there are a few rules and regulations every visitor must follow to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
- Do not litter.
- Don’t make loud noises which can disturb animals
- Don’t get out of your safari vehicle without the permission of your guide
- Follow the instructions of the guide
- Do not give animals anything to eat
- Don’t get close to wildlife and maintain a safe distance
- Do not capture pictures with flash on as it can disturb wildlife.
Can I take photographs inside Amagarh Leopard Safari Park?
Yes, photography is allowed inside the park. However, you will have to follow some important guidelines. Check out some rules mentioned below:
- Flash photography is not allowed
- Don’t scare animals
- Follow the instructions given by your safari guide
- Don’t get too close to animals for clicking pictures
Is Amagarh Leopard Safari Park suitable for family trips?
What kind of vegetation can be found in Amagarh leopard safari?
How far is Amagarh safari from major cities in Rajasthan and from Delhi?
Here is a distance chart of the Amagarh Safari Reserve from major cities:
- 30 km from Jaipur
- 260 km from Delhi
- 233 km from Agra
- 361 km from Jodhpur
- 405 km from Udaipur
- 11643 km from Mumbai