Rajaji National Park Jungle Safari

Jeep Safari in Rishikesh & Haridwar

Want an awesome adventure in the jungle? Come to Rajaji National Park (also called Rajaji Tiger Reserve)! You can see cool animals like tigers and elephants without spending too much money. Our jungle trips are easy on your wallet and super exciting.

You may also catch a glimpse of one of the 500+ majestic elephants, 12 tigers, or 250 leopards. The park is teeming with wildlife, with people coming from far and wide to see spotted deer, sambar, wild boar, and more. Himalayan black bears and sloth bears are also frequently seen here.

For bird lovers, the park offers over 400 vibrant species. It is a haven for incredible wildlife sightings and superb bird watching – come and experience it for yourself!

You just have to choose your safari range in Rajaji National Park. Ride in a jeep with our experienced guide and see amazing nature and wildlife up close!. Don't just wait and book your fun and affordable jungle safari in Rajaji today!

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Call:+91 99176 06031
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Office Address: Entrance gate of Chilla range, Rajaji National Park

Rajaji National Park Tickets and Permits

Rajaji National Park Safari Timings, Zones & Tips

Safari Zones:
Chilla Range	Tigers & Riverside Views
Motichur Range	Rare Langurs & Sal Forests
Ranipur Range	Offbeat Trails & Sloth Bears
Jhilmil Range	Bird watching and swamp deer
Safari Timings:
Summer	6:00 AM – 10:00 AM \| 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Winter	7:00 AM – 11:00 AM \| 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Closed	Monsoon (July–September)
Jungle Safari Tips
Best Time to Visit	Early morning or late afternoon for best wildlife sightings
Clothing	Wear earth-toned, lightweight, and comfortable clothing
Vehicle Etiquette	Stay inside the safari jeep at all times for safety
Permit Tip	Book online for your instant safari booking.

Rajaji National Park Ticket Price

Category	Indian Nationals	Foreign Nationals
Entry Fee	₹150 per person	₹600 per person
Road Tax & Entry Fee	₹250	₹500
Private Gypsy Safari (Up to 6 Persons)	₹2,500 per vehicle	₹2,500 per vehicle
Shared Gypsy Safari	₹500 per person	₹500 per person
Guide Charges (Optional)	₹1,000	₹1,000

Zone-Specific Pricing

Safari Zone	Indian Nationals	Foreign Nationals
Chilla Range Safari	₹500 per adult	₹600 per adult
Motichur Range Safari	₹3,000–₹3,500 per jeep	₹4,000–₹4,500 per jeep
Jeep Safari (Various Zones)	₹3,500–₹5,000	₹3,500–₹5,000

Note: The additional costs include a camera permit with variable charges, the park entry fee already covered in the safari package, and seasonal price fluctuations based on demand and wildlife activity.

Rajaji National Park jungle safari booking

About Rajaji Tiger Reserve

Rajaji National Park in Uttarakhand is a great place for eco-tourism and wildlife safaris. It covers an 820.43 sq km area and is home to various types of flora and fauna.

The park is named after the freedom fighter C. Rajagopalachari, the first and last Governor-General of independent India.

In 1983, the government combined three sanctuaries, Chilla, Motichur, and Rajaji, into one national park.

On 15 April 2015, it became the 48th Tiger Reserve in India. After that, people know the park as Rajaji Tiger Reserve.

The main reason for making the reserve is to protect tigers and help their numbers increase.

Did you know that Rajaji National Park, also known as Rajaji Tiger Reserve, is a component of the Shivalik Elephant Reserve? This is one of the safe reserves for Asian elephants in Northwest India.

So, Come and enjoy a jungle safari at Rajaji National Park. Ride through the forest, see elephants, and maybe spot a tiger. The park is full of animals and colorful birds, making every trip exciting. It is a perfect place for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Visit and make amazing memories in the wild.

Why Choose Rajaji National Park

Rajaji National Park is the ideal destination for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers. The park is rich in biodiversity, it offers an exciting jungle safari where you can spot tigers, elephants, leopards, deer, and over 300 species of birds.

Rajaji National Park has top safari zones like Chilla, Mohand, and Gohri, each offering beautiful views and wildlife. The best time to visit Rajaji National Park is from November to June, when you can spot wild animals most. Whether you are planning a family trip or a solo adventure, Rajaji National Park is full of fun and surprises at every turn.

We make jungle safari booking simple and stress free, offering affordable options for both Indian and foreign tourists, with expert guides and clean and well-kept jeeps for a safe and smooth ride. Book your Rajaji jungle safari with us now.

Best Time to Visit Rajaji for Jungle Safari

The best time to visit Rajaji National Park Jungle Safari is from November to June. This is the perfect period for birdwatching and wildlife safaris. During winters, from November to February, it is easy to spot animals like elephants, tigers, and leopards due to the cold weather. From March to June, it is warm, but you can still see animals around water sources.

The park is closed from July to October because of the heavy rains during the monsoon season.

Book Your Rajaji National Park Jungle Safari Online and Get Best Deals & Thrilling Wildlife Experience

Join us and experience the Rajaji National Park Jungle Safari, where wildlife meets adventure in between Uttarakhand. You can book an online jungle safari easily through our website.

Plan an open jeep safari from Haridwar, Rishikesh, or Dehradun. You will find Rajaji Jungle Safari packages with the best price guarantee. Our platform provides a smooth experience and helps our users stay connected with important information.

Explore dense Sal forests, spot elephants, leopards, and over 300 bird species in their natural home. With our authorized jungle safari booking portal, you can get entry ticket details and our pickup and drop-off services.

We make sure you have a smooth and memorable safari experience. Choose from popular zones like Chilla, Mohand, and Beribara Gate, and let our expert guides enhance your wildlife journey. Book your Rajaji Jungle Safari online today. Know why it is one of the best activities near Haridwar and Rishikesh.

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Flora and Fauna in Rajaji

Rajaji National Park is located in Northern India. it is a lovely place for nature lover.

The park has many plants and animals, including some endangered species. The park has forests, grasslands, and rivers, providing homes for many creatures. Here is a simple look at the flora and fauna.

Wildlife Flora

Rajaji National Park has thick forests. It has trees like sal, teak, semal, rohini, and acacia. These trees give food and are home to many birds.

Many local medicinal plants are present in Rajaji National Park. People have traditionally used these plants for healing purposes.

The park's grassland offers food for many herbivorous animals. It serves as a hunting ground for tigers and leopards too. Plants near rivers, like reeds and shrubs help stop soil erosion.

Wildlife Fauna

Rajaji is a great spot for wildlife and bird-watching. It has over 500 elephants, 12 tigers, 250 panthers, and 400 bird species.

Other animals include spotted deer, sambhar, wild boar, barking deer, swamp deer, and goral.

You’ll also find monitor lizards, Himalayan black bears, langurs, macaques, and reptiles like king cobras and Indian pythons. The forest is full of life, from mammals to tiny snakes.

Rajaji National Park Safari Zones

Rajaji National Park is well-known for its variety of wildlife and scenic landscapes. The park has six different jungle safari zones. These zones have been open since 15 November 2020. Each zone offers its own unique experiences.

Chilla Range Jungle Safari

The Chilla Jungle Safari Range is in Rajaji National Park, Haridwar. It includes Mandal, Mithawali, and Khara. You can enjoy a Jeep Safari ride that lasts 2.5 to 3 hours.

The River Ganga flows through the park from Bairaaj to Chilla. It passes Rishikesh, Lakshman Jhulla, and Ram Jhulla, ending at Har Ki Paudi. The Chilla Range safari is open from November 15 to June 15 each year.

Mohand Range Jungle Safari

The Mohand Range Jungle Safari in Rajaji National Park Dehradun offers an exciting wildlife adventure. You'll explore dense forests and might see tigers, deer, and many birds. The location is perfect for nature lovers and offers great wildlife photography and birdwatching opportunities.

The safari covers 25–30 km and lasts about 2 to 2.5 hours.

Ranipur Range Jungle Safari

The Ranipur Range Jungle Safari in Haridwar lets you explore the forests of Rajaji. These forests are famous for their rich wildlife. The safari of the Ranipur range is about 25 km.

You might see animals like spotted deer, sambhar deer, nilgai, barking deer, leopards, and many types of owls. Small hills and grasslands surround the forest of Ranipur Range.

Jhilmil Range Jungle Safari

Explore the buffer zone of the Jhilmil Range Jungle Safari in Rajaji to experience nature's beauty. Drive through lush forests and spot wildlife like elephants, leopards, and colorful birds. A great place for birdwatching exists with many species to see. Visit early morning or late afternoon for the best chances to see active animals.

Motichur Range Jungle Safari

Begin your adventure in Motichur Range Jungle Safari at Rajaji National Park in Haridwar. Here, you will find nature's beauty and exciting wildlife encounters.

The Motichur Range gate is near Motichoor village in Haridwar. The forest fills the park, and you can ride 24 km from Asarori via Charing Cross to reach it.

Gohri Range Jungle Safari

Gohri Range Jungle Safari in Rajaji National Park Dehradun offers an exciting wildlife experience. In a Jeep, visitors can explore the forest and see tigers, elephants, deer, and a variety of birds. The Song River flows near Rajaji, close to Dehradun district. The Gohri Range is the only range that is open throughout the year.

How to Book a Jungle Safari in Rajaji?

Rajaji National Park Safari Booking is an exciting way to explore the wildlife sanctuary. Booking online is easy and make you ensure your spot in advance.

Pick a Safari Zone: Choose a zone based on your interest
Choose Safari Type: Decide between Jeep Safari or Canter Safari
Book Online: Go to our Rajaji National Park website or simply call us at +91 99176 06031.
Choose Safari date: Choose a safari date and make the booking in advance during peak season.
Check Safari Timings: Morning Safari at 6 am and evening safari at 3 pm.
Fill Form: Fill up the online booking form with your details.
Make Payment: Make an online purchase and save your payment receipt.

Rajaji National park safari Timings, Tickest and Entry Fee

Park Safari Timings

Safari times in Rajaji National Park vary by zone and season. They usually happen during the cooler parts of the day. This is when animals are more active.

Rajaji National Park safari timings usually depend on the safari zones, seasons, and park rules. Safaris generally happen twice a day: once in the early morning and once in the late afternoon.

Morning Safari: Starts near sunrise 6:00 am
Afternoon Safari: Begins around 3:00 pm

Rajaji Tickets & Entries

Rajaji National Park ticket prices are different for visitors. Indian nationals pay ₹150, while foreign nationals pay ₹600. Vehicle entry is ₹250 for Indians and ₹500 for foreigners. Hiring a skilled wildlife guide costs ₹1000 to ₹1500, or a general guide costs ₹600.

Jeep safaris for groups of up to six people are ₹3000 to ₹4500, depending on the zone and vehicle. Call us at +91 99176 06031 for more details and discounts!

Meet Veeru Negi — Your Expert Jungle Safari Guide in Rajaji National Park

veeru negi expert jungle safari guide in rajaji national park

Veeru Negi - Safari Guide

Veeru Negi is not just a jungle safari guide—he’s a living legend in Rajaji National Park. With over 15 years of hands-on experience guiding visitors through the park’s breathtaking wilderness, Veeru brings a rare blend of deep local knowledge, infectious passion, and unwavering commitment to safety.

Why Trust Veeru Negi?

1. Unmatched Experience:

15+ Years in Rajaji National Park: Veeru has spent more than a decade and a half exploring every nook and cranny of Rajaji’s diverse landscapes.
Thousands of Safaris Led: He has guided families, solo travelers, wildlife photographers, and researchers—earning glowing reviews for his expertise and friendly approach.

2. First-Hand Expertise:

Wildlife Tracking Skills: Veeru can spot elusive tigers, elephants, leopards, and hundreds of bird species with uncanny accuracy.
Local Insights: Born and raised near the park, Veeru shares stories, legends, and ecological facts that you won’t find in any guidebook.

3. Safety and Comfort:

Certified and Trained: Veeru holds all necessary certifications for wildlife guiding and first aid, ensuring your safari is both thrilling and secure.
Personalized Safaris: Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a family with kids, or a serious photographer, Veeru tailors each safari to your interests.

What Sets Veeru Apart?

Feature	Veeru Negi’s Advantage
Local Roots	Deep community connections, authentic experiences
Wildlife Knowledge	Expert in animal behavior and park ecology
Guest Satisfaction	5-star ratings, repeat guests, glowing testimonials
Conservation Focus	Promotes responsible tourism and park protection

Frequently Asked Question

The park is open to visitors from 15th November to 15th June. The ideal time to visit is between November and February, when the weather is pleasant and wildlife sightings are frequent.

The park is home to Asian elephants, Bengal tigers, leopards, spotted deer, langurs, and over 315 species of birds, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts.

Yes, jeep safaris are available, allowing visitors to explore the park’s diverse landscapes and observe its wildlife up close. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons.

The nearest railway station is Haridwar Railway Station, and the closest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun. The park is also accessible by road from Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun.

Yes, visitors can stay in forest lodges, eco-lodges, and resorts near the park, offering a comfortable stay amidst nature.