Tours & tickets

Amagarh Leopard Reserve

Embark on 4x4 safari into the Jhalana/amagarh Safari Park to look for leopards, panthers, spotted deer, and much more. This private tour is a convenient way to visit the park as you’ll get there in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle and will have return transfers from your hotel. Go off-road in rugged vehicles designed for the terrain. The Jhalana/Amagarh Leopard Safari currently hosts more than 70 leopards and 5 cubs! Other than leopards you can spot Striped hyenas, Indian civets, desert cats, jungle cats, desert foxes, jackals, porcupines, jungle rats, monitor lizards, and mongooses, Sambar deer, spotted deer (chital), Blue Bull (Nilgai) and a variety of snakes. Be picked up from your hotel in Jaipur and travel to the Jhalana/Amagarh Safari Park. Arrive at the park and set off on a 4x4 safari to explore the natural habitat of the leopards and other species. The total length of the safari is 2:30 to 3 hours. Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of the city and take the opportunity to take some great photos of the wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for leopards and other animals as you explore the park.

Explore the Jhalana/amagarh Leopard Safari Park, a wildlife park in Jaipur dedicated to conservation, education, and animals in wide open spaces. See over 500 animals representing their wild counterparts, making it a true intersection of human and nature nestled into the picturesque hills of Aravalli. Spread in an area of 23 sq km, Jhalana/amagarh Leopard Safari Park is home to 30-35 leopards, out of which 6-7 leopards have their territory in the tourism area of the park. Situated right in the heart of Jaipur city, closer to the airport, Jhalana is becoming a favorite destination to spot leopards in the wild. Once a reserve forest around Jaipur, Jhalana/amagarh has always been home to leopards and other smaller fauna including spotted deer, blue bulls, wild boars, and loads of resident as well as migratory birds. The safari at Jhalana has been operational since December 2016, and as of now, two safari routes are open for visitors. India’s great geographical diversity makes it a virtual heaven for wildlife and adventure. You can see a large variety of flora and fauna across its plains, deserts, mountains, rivers, valleys, tropical rainforests, coastal mangroves, Himalayan foothills, and the snow-clad regions of the Upper North. Moreover, Jaipur is not left behind for its wildlife. Jhalana/amagarh area in Jaipur is famous for its leopards. Jhalana/amagarh Leopard Safari has grown into a recognized non-profit wildlife park dedicated to conservation, education, and animals in wide open spaces. Jhalana/amagarh Leopard Safari features over 500 animals representing their wild counterparts, making it a true intersection of human and nature nestled into the picturesque hills of Aravalli. It has leopards, jackals, nilgai, hyena, jungle cat, peacock, and more. With over 400 acres of space for some of the rarest, most endangered, and simply coolest species on earth to roam, Jhalana Leopard Safari is truly an experience beyond a zoo.