Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve — Bundi
National Park

Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve

Bundi · Wildlife & Parks

About Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve

Declared a tiger reserve in 2022, Ramgarh Vishdhari covers about 3,071 sq km linking Ranthambore and Mukundra Hills as an important tiger corridor in eastern Rajasthan. Its core forest area harbors leopard, striped hyena, sloth bear and wild boar. The landscape is dry deciduous with the Ramgarh Vishdhari plateau.

Events & Festivals at this place

WildlifeOctober to March

Ramgarh Vishdhari Safari Season

Ramgarh Vishdhari, Rajasthan's fourth tiger reserve, offers off-the-beaten-path jeep safaris through rocky ridges and valley floors near Bundi that long served as a wildlife corridor to Ranthambore. The winter months from October to March provide comfortable conditions with active wildlife and peak bird diversity from winter migrants. In the dry summer months of April to June, tigers and leopards become easier to spot around the Mej river and seasonal waterholes.

  • Off-the-beaten-path jeep safaris
  • winter migrant bird diversity
  • tiger and leopard waterhole sightings in summer
  • rugged Aravalli terrain
CulturalNovember

Bundi Utsav

The two-day Bundi Utsav is an annual tourism festival celebrating the town's art, heritage and craft traditions. Events include a heritage walk through the old city's havelis, folk music and dance performances and a rural sports and handicraft mela. The festival showcases Bundi's famed miniature paintings and is timed to enjoy mild winter weather.

  • Heritage walk through Bundi's stepwells and havelis
  • folk dance and music performances
  • rural sports mela
  • handicrafts and Bundi miniature paintings
ReligiousMarch-April (Chaitra)

Bundi Gangaur

Bundi Gangaur is among Rajasthan's most splendid Gangaur celebrations, held over 18 days in honour of Gauri (Goddess Parvati) and ending in grand processions. Women dress in vibrant attire and carry images of Gauri, while folk performers and decorated palanquins wind through the town's lanes and forts. The festival is famed for its colour and the devotion of the region's women who pray for their husbands.

  • One of Rajasthan's most elaborate Gangaur processions
  • colourful Gauri images and palanquins
  • folk song and dance by women
  • grand finale at the historic heart of Bundi