Gohri Jungle Safari in Uttarakhand

Gohri Range Jungle Safari is part of the Rajaji Tiger Reserve, which is spread across a vast area. The reserve is known for its dense forests, rugged hills, and meandering rivers, which provide a perfect habitat for a wide variety of flora and fauna. The Gohri Range Jungle Safari is an ideal way to explore this untouched wilderness and witness the unique wildlife up close.

The safari is conducted in open-air jeeps that are specially designed for wildlife viewing. These jeeps are accompanied by experienced naturalists and forest guides who provide valuable insights into the reserve's ecology, wildlife, and conservation efforts.

Why Choose Gohri Jungle Safari?

Gohri Range Jungle Safari is not just about wildlife spotting, it is also an opportunity to learn about the unique ecosystem of Rajaji Tiger Reserve and the conservation efforts being carried out in the area.

Our experienced forest guides accompanying you on the safari provide valuable information about the flora, fauna, and conservation initiatives, enhancing your understanding of the reserve's ecological importance and the need for conservation.

Gohri Jungle Safari Quick Information

Quick Info	Details
Safari Name	Gohri (Gohari) Range Jungle Safari — Rajaji National Park
Location	Northeastern section of Rajaji National Park, Uttarakhand
Park Open Season	Usually open mid-November to mid-June
Typical Safari Timings	Morning and evening slots (morning 6:00 – 9:00; afternoon 14:00 – 18:00 — timings vary by season)
Safari Duration	About 2 to 3 hours inside the park
Approx. Entry Fee	Park entry fee per person Indian visitors ₹150, for foreigner fee is ₹600 per person
Approx. Jeep / Safari Charge	Typical jeep/vehicle charges range ₹2,000 – ₹3,000 per jeep (1–6 persons).
Wildlife You May See	Asian elephant, spotted deer, sambar, barking deer, wild boar, leopards, (tiger possible but rare), and many birds
Best Time to Visit	Winter to late spring (November to June) — early mornings are best for wildlife sightings
Nearby Attraction	Ganges river views, nearby temples and nature walks around Rishikesh / Haridwar

How to Reach Gohari Range for Jungle Safari in Rajaji

Reaching the Gohari Range for Jungle Safari in Rajaji National Park is quite easy, as it is well-connected by road, rail, and air. The nearest town to the Gohari Range is Rishikesh, which is around 20–25 km away. From Rishikesh, you can hire a taxi, take a local vehicle, or drive directly to the Gohari Range gate. The nearest railway station is Rishikesh Railway Station, while Haridwar Railway Station is also a major nearby railhead, about 35 km away, with better connectivity to other cities.

If you are traveling by air, the closest airport is Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun, located around 40 km from the safari entry gate. From the airport, taxis and cabs are easily available to reach the Gohari Range. Good road connectivity makes it convenient to reach by car or bus from cities like Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun.

FAQs

What is the best time to visit Gohari Range for a jungle safari?

The best time is from November to June, when the park is open. Early morning and late afternoon safaris give the best chance of spotting wildlife.

How many people can sit in one jeep?

Each safari jeep can accommodate up to 6 visitors, apart from the driver and guide.

Are children allowed in the jungle safari?

Yes, children are allowed, but parents should ensure they follow safety rules and remain seated inside the jeep during the safari.

What should we carry for the jungle safari in Rajaji?

Carry a water bottle, hat, sunscreen, binoculars, camera, and a light jacket (during winter). Always keep a valid ID proof for booking verification.

Can we bring food inside the park?

No, Bringing food inside the park is not allowed, but you can carry light snacks and water bottles and eat it outside the park gate. Please avoid littering.

Is it safe to go on a safari?

Yes, it is safe as all safaris are guided by trained drivers and naturalists. Visitors just need to follow the rules: stay inside the jeep, avoid loud noises, and never feed or disturb the animals.