National ParkRanthambore National Park
Established as a Project Tiger reserve in 1973, Ranthambore is one of India's most famous tiger reserves, spr…
14 places in the Wildlife & Parks region of Rajasthan.
National ParkEstablished as a Project Tiger reserve in 1973, Ranthambore is one of India's most famous tiger reserves, spr…
National ParkSariska is a Project Tiger reserve that became a wildlife sanctuary in 1955 and a national park in 1978, cove…
National ParkA UNESCO World Heritage Site, Keoladeo is a 29 sq km man-made wetland famous as one of the world's finest bir…
National ParkSpanning roughly 3,162 sq km of the Thar Desert, Desert National Park was established in 1981 to protect the…
WildlifeEstablished in 1971, the sanctuary covers about 578 sq km of the Aravalli hills surrounding the famous Kumbha…
WildlifeKnown as the blackbuck sanctuary, Tal Chhapar is a 7.19 sq km grassland reserve in the Shekhawati region, for…
National ParkMukundra Hills (Mukundara Hills) Tiger Reserve spans about 759 sq km across the Kota and Chittorgarh district…
WildlifeJhalana is a 21 sq km urban leopard habitat on the edge of Jaipur city, offering one of the closest leopard-s…
WildlifeOne of the last remnants of dense tropical dry deciduous forest in southern Rajasthan, Sita Mata Sanctuary sp…
National ParkDeclared a tiger reserve in 2022, Ramgarh Vishdhari covers about 3,071 sq km linking Ranthambore and Mukundra…
WildlifeGajner Sanctuary is a 55 sq km area of dry scrub forest and the historic Gajner Lake, once a royal hunting gr…
WildlifeSet in the Aravalli hills around the hill station of Mount Abu, this sanctuary covers about 290 sq km and was…
National ParkAn 840 km riverine sanctuary spanning Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh along the Chambal river, on…
WildlifeNamed after the Jaipur maharaja who founded it in 1955, Sawai Man Singh Sanctuary was carved from the larger…