Get a Taste of Nature and Wilderness with Leopard Safari in Jawai


Sleep in nature, spot a leopard, go wild this weekend.

Rajasthan is so much more than its popular destinations. Apart from its rich cultural heritage, there is a wild side to it that people don't know about. If you want to break away from the beaten path, then Jawai is where you should be headed. You ask why? Here’s why!

Jawai is a nature lover’s paradise and lies at the heart of untamed wilderness where leopards wander freely. The Jawai leopard conservation zone is perhaps one of the few places in India where you have a real chance of spotting a leopard in its natural habitat.

Located in Rajasthan’s Pali district, Jawai is easily accessible by road and the Indian Railways. Udaipur is the nearest airport for those who want to fly in and spend an extra day in the wilderness! Known for its diverse flora and fauna, the remotely hidden gem of Rajasthan is a true amalgamation of beauty and diverse wildlife.

You can be a wildlife enthusiast, a bird watcher or simply a nature lover! Believe it or not, Jawai will not disappoint you. You can simplyrelax in your luxurious Swiss cottage tents in Jawai and marvel at its natural beauty, observing birds and animals at a close range or hop on to one of the many leopard safari tours to Jawai hills. It is this interaction with nature that makes it one of the finesttravel experiences.

Leopard Safari Tour in Jawai is Just Scratching the Surface

Sure Jawai is known for its leopard safari tours. But there are plenty of other activities that will make it a well-rounded experience. Go for long nature walks into the wild or gaze at rare migratory birds that call Jawai their home. You can also interact with the tribal people and learn about their local culture. If you are a traveler hungry for a fun filled weekend, then Jawai is the place to be!

Know Where to Go – Jawai Trip Organiser

Jawai’s raw beauty is unparalleled and will leave you screaming for more. Planning your trip with a local Leopard safari tour operator will not only help you cover more ground, but will also help you get more out of your trip. Jawai Nature Camp is a team of professionals whose heart is set in the wilderness of Jawai. They know the place like the back of their hands and are committed to making each trip a memorable one.

So what are you waiting for? Need a weekend break from the civilized world? Go camping and leopard spotting at Jawai Nature Camp.

Give us a call to request for package tours and customized quote TODAY. 

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