5 Reasons Of Why Sariska Is The Perfect Wildlife Destination This Winter?

Travel enthusiasts always need the smallest of reasons to visit a place. The simple reason behind their fascination being their love for exploring. Travellers love to explore places, meet new people, look out for different culture, go for wildlife safaris, see different colours of birds chirping around and so much more. If you count yourself as a wildlife enthusiast, Sariska cannot missout from your list. Since, there are many stunning sariska resorts nearby Sariska National Park, thus, it wouldn’t be much of a problem as far as conveyance is concerned. A wildlife sanctuary in the middle of the desert, can you miss it for the world?

Sariska lies in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, India. The arid forest stretches over an area of 866 kms which is full of dry forest, scrub-thorn, grassland and rocky hills. Rajasthan is a majestic state of India for tourists but very few are aware of the hidden gem which is Sariska National Park. One must visit the national park and arrange a stay at sariska resorts to experience atleast one night stay in the woods. This winter plan this Rajasthan destination to be your wildlife destination and there wouldn’t be any regrets for sure.


In case you are still searching for more reasons, here is why Sariska is the perfect wildlife destination:

Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary

 

The huge variety of wildlife species you will find around sariska resorts, you will rarely find anywhere else. To count on the major wildlife species found in Sariska park are mostly carnivorous which includes Leopard, Tiger, Hyena, Wild Dogs, Jungle Cat and Jackal. These carnivorous species prey on species like Chitel, Nilgai, Sambar, Chausingha, Wild Boar and Langur. Sariska is home to all these animals and it is also known for its large population of Rhesus Monkeys. Earlier it used to be a scavenging preserved area of the Alwar state, later in 1955, it was declared to be the wildlife reserve.

    

Sariska National Tiger Reserve

 

Sariska is the only Tiger Reserve which is situated in the close proximity of New Delhi and ofcourse Rajasthan, especially Jaipur. The Tiger Reserve in Sariska was declared in 1978 and later, it became the first ever reserve to successfully relocate tigers. People who are in love with the wildlife, jungle safaris will surely satisfy their adrenaline rush. Sariska promotes ecotourism, this in the region, all the sariska resorts follow the same guidelines too. V Resorts Utsav Camp Sariska is one of the most extravagant sariska resorts that can offer you the best experience. The tours around the Tiger reserve will cover places like Bala Kila, Siliserh and Dadikar forest area.
 

Indian Mugger Crocodile

 

Gharials are sighted near Siliserh lake which covers an area of 7 kms. The lake was built with the intention of providing water supply for the residents of Alwar city. Now, this is a Lake Palace which is said to be made for Maharaja’s love interest. In the National Chambal Sanctuary, you can spot Indian crocodile, freshwater dolphins and rare turtles. Visitors can also hire boat rides and explore the lake and click pictures of gharials and dolphins.There are plenty sariska resorts around too that will make your tour hassle free and a joyride. Staying in these resorts, you will not only enjoy the jungle rides but jungle stays too.

    

Sariska Bird Sanctuary

 

The variety of chirping birds around any of the sariska resorts you stay is insane. You might be used to listening to the cacophony of traffic but these sweetening sounds of birds chirping as your alarm and all day long will give you company till every evening you stay around the national park. Curious to know what all birds will give you company in Sariska? There is a broad range of birds you will find including Crested Serpent Eagles, Peacock, Sand Grouse, White Breasted Kingfishers, Great Indian Horned Owls, Tree Pies, Vultures, Red Jungle Fowl, Great Woodpeckers, Parakeets, Quail, Drongos, Sunbirds and Spur Fowl.

    

Jeep Safari In midst of the wilderness

 

The jungle safaris in Sariska are restricted to ‘Core 1’ which is divided into 3 zones. Do not confuse ‘Core 1’ with Core zone because those are off limits for travellers. Where Ranthambore is more restricted in terms of the zones but not Sariska. Here, you relax in the day at sariska resorts and move out. Though, the guides for the safari might recommend you particular zones tracking the big cat movement at the time. You can visit all the zones and all of them showcase abundance of wildlife species. You will not come home empty handed, you will be more than happy to experience a fulfilling safari.

If you are planning to go to Sariska in winters, make sure that you pack up good amount of sweaters and caps to keep yourself warm. Also, gloves for better comfort. For safaris, you should carry your binoculars and cameras for getting the best experience.