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Jhalana Leopard Safari

Jaipur

A forested reserve on Jaipur's own doorstep, Jhalana runs jeep safaris in pursuit of one of India's densest urban leopard populations.

About Jhalana Leopard Safari

Jhalana is a small reserve of dry Aravalli forest inside Jaipur's city limits. It's home to a healthy population of leopards, and it has built a good reputation for sightings.

Safaris run in open jeeps in morning and afternoon slots of about three hours. As well as leopards, look out for striped hyenas, jackals, nilgai, peafowl and many other birds.

Jhalana Leopard Safari At A Glance

Location
Jaipur
Type
Wildlife & Safari
Entry
Ticketed — fee to be confirmed locally

Know Before You Go

Timings

2 slots/day — Morning ~6:30–9:30 AM · Evening ~3:30–6:30 PM (seasonal)

Weekly closed: Verify with forest dept.

Online Booking

Yes — Rajasthan Forest Dept portal (forest.rajasthan.gov.in)

Restrictions

No alighting from the vehicle; no loud noise; follow guide/forest-guard instructions strictly

Washrooms

Available at safari office/entry point

Jeep safari, morning/evening slots; off-days not fixed publicly — confirm before booking

Good To Know

Visiting Jhalana Leopard Safari

How is Jhalana different from Ranthambore?

Ranthambore is a large tiger reserve a few hours' drive from Jaipur. Jhalana is a small leopard reserve in the city itself, so a safari fits into a morning or afternoon of a Jaipur stay without changing hotels.

Are leopard sightings guaranteed?

No. They're wild animals, and although Jhalana has a good record, nobody can promise a sighting.

What are the Jhalana Leopard Safari timings?

2 slots/day — Morning ~6:30–9:30 AM · Evening ~3:30–6:30 PM (seasonal). Weekly closure: Verify with forest dept.

Can I book Jhalana Leopard Safari tickets online?

Yes — Rajasthan Forest Dept portal (forest.rajasthan.gov.in).

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