Nestled in the majestic Shivalik ranges of the Himalayan foothills, Rajaji National Park stands as one of North India's premier wildlife sanctuaries and a crucial tiger reserve. This protected area, spanning across Haridwar, Dehradun, and Pauri Garhwal districts, serves as a vital Asian elephant corridor and represents Uttarakhand tourism at its finest. The sanctuary's unique location at the confluence of the Ganges river and dense Shivalik ecosystem creates a biodiversity hotspot that rivals the most celebrated national parks in India. As an emerging eco-tourism destination, Rajaji offers visitors an authentic wilderness experience where conservation meets adventure.
Rajaji National Park stands as one of India's most magnificent eco-tourism destinations, offering an unparalleled wilderness experience in the Himalayan foothills. Spread across 820 square kilometers, this biodiverse paradise invites nature lovers to explore its rich flora and fauna through thrilling Uttarakhand jungle safaris that reveal majestic elephants, elusive tigers, and leopards in their natural habitat.
As a premier birding area, the park hosts over 400 avian species, making it a birdwatcher's dream location. Whether you're planning a rejuvenating weekend at Rajaji or an extended wildlife adventure, this protected sanctuary promises unforgettable encounters with nature's wonders.
From dense sal forests to pristine river valleys, Rajaji National Park combines eco-tourism with conservation, offering visitors jeep safaris, elephant safaris, and guided nature walks that showcase the incredible biodiversity of Uttarakhand's wilderness. Experience the call of the wild where the Ganges flows through untamed forests, creating a perfect escape for adventure seekers, photographers, and families seeking an authentic Indian wildlife experience.
Book Rajaji National Park jungle safari online. Explore Chilla, Motichur & Mohand zones near Haridwar. Spot elephants, tigers & leopards.
Rajaji National Park Ticket Price
| Fee and Tariff |
Indians |
Foreigners |
| Entry Fee |
₹150 per person |
₹600 per person |
| Road Tax & Entry Fee |
₹250 |
₹500 |
| Private Gypsy Safari (Up to 6 Persons) |
₹3,000 per vehicle |
₹3,000 per vehicle |
| Shared Gypsy Safari |
₹950 per person |
₹950 per person |
| Guide Charges (Optional) |
₹1,000 |
₹1,000 |
Additional costs include a camera permit with variable charges. The park entry fee is already covered in your safari package. Prices also change by season based on demand and wildlife activity.