Sariska national park is the better option as compare to Ranthambore for wildlife lovers.” Sariska National Park is recommended for better tiger sightings as well as for its spectacular beauty. … There are 18 tigers in the reserve covering 880 square km of core area and another 400 square km of buffer area and there is ample amount of wildlife present in the national park which itself is a thrilling experience.

According to 2020 Tiger census in Sariska, there are 19 Tigers including 4 cubs.

Sariska National Park is famous for the healthy population of the Royal Bengal Tiger. Other then Tiger there is an ample amount of wildlife present in the park-like, leopards, Wild boar, monkey, deer, etc. Sariska is also home to numerous birds.

Visitors can make online bookings of the seats in Jeep safari and Canter safari by using the online Safari booking service provided on Exotic Sariska.

Sariska can be reached by Air, Train & Road. The Jaipur International Airport, which is located in the Sanganer, a suburb in Jaipur, is the nearest airport from the Sariska National Park. Jaipur airport is connected to metro cities Mumbai and Delhi. Alwar Junction is the nearest railway station to Sariska.

The Best time to visit Sariska is from 1st January to 31st December, besides all the protected reserves in the country are closed during monsoon season. Sariska National Park is open for the safari tour for the visitors for all 12 months even in monsoon season. According to the entry timing of that particular season.

• Sariska Place
• Trees and Tigers
• Tiger Hill Sariska
• Alwar Bagh
• Utsav Camp Sariska
• Sariska Safari Lodge
• Moksh Sariska
• The Sariska Retreat
• Jungle Camp Sariska
• Gulmohar Sariska
• Sariska Tiger Camp

Currently, there are 2 gates in Sariska Tiger Reserve namely Sariska gate (Gate no. 1) & Telha gate (Gate no.2 ). If you are coming from Delhi, Gurgram, Jaipur, or Alwar city gate no. 1 is recommended to enter Sariska and if you are looking for an entry in Sariska nearby Bhangarh fort, Nealkanth or Mansarovar dam then gate no. 2 is advised.

Yes, you are allowed to take your own car inside Sariska Tiger Reserve but only on Tuesdays and Saturdays just to visit the ancient Pandupol Hanumanji’s Temple. While taking your car  inside Sariska you have followed certain rules of the forest department.

Rules are as follows :

• You are not allowed to step out of your car until and unless you reach the temple.
• You are not allowed to blow the horn, or to play music in the car.
• You are not allowed to take your car on the safari tracks.
• You are not allowed to feed animals inside the park.

In case you violate any of the rules, the forest department can impose a huge fine on you.

Yes, the Sariska tiger reserve is open in the month of July for visitors. But visitors are only allowed to do Jungle Safari in the buffer Zone of Sariska tiger reserve as core zone is closed from 1st July to 31st September.