Best Time to visit sariska

While most protected wildlife reserves close during the monsoon season, it is another way with the famous Sariska National Park. Yes, as Alwar’s wildlife park offers a unique opportunity for visitors to enjoy safari tours year-round, from January 1st to December 31st, one can plan a wildlife adventure in Sariska whenever they have time and desire. In this park, no doubt, tiger sightings are possible anytime, but still the best time to visit here is between November and April because it is the time when the weather is delightful and nature is in full bloom.

What to expect when planning Sariska Safari in the winter Season – time between October to June months

The winter months that fall from October to March & Summer Months April to June, are the most popular for visiting Sariska National Park. After the monsoon rains, the Sariska forest looks truly lush and vibrant, with flowers blooming around lakes and water bodies. This season also attracts numerous migratory birds and that’s how it becomes a real paradise for bird watchers.

If you plan to visit between late December and early January, make sure you pack enough warm clothing to stay comfortable and warm in the chilly forest environment.

Setting right expectations when tour to Sariska during Summer Season – April to June -

From April to June months, the Sariska National park experiences scorching temperatures which often shoot up to 48 degrees Celsius. While this is the least favoured season due to the extreme heat, it offers unique advantages for those who can withstand the high temperatures. The Sariska National park is less crowded during this season, and there are higher chances of spotting the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger which are particularly found near water resources. Again, you need to remember to bring sunscreen, scarves, and light, long-sleeved clothing to protect yourself from the heat of the sun.

Tourists’ expectations during Monsoon Season – July to September with Sariska National Park Safari Tour -

During the monsoon season, most wildlife reserves close and that’s quite disappointing for many wildlife enthusiasts. However, Sariska National Park remains open and amazingly offers jungle safaris in the Bala Quila buffer zone. This initiative aims to promote eco-tourism in the state by keeping the key focus on the forest's natural beauty rather than just tiger sightings.

The buffer zone tour includes visits to places like Siliserh, Bala Quila, and the Dadikar forest area as these places provide opportunities to explore wildlife both day and night.

Sariska National Park’s year-round accessibility and diverse seasonal experiences make it a unique destination for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.