Jawai National Park
A land where leopards rule the granite hills and coexist with vibrant village life.
Where Leopards Live Among Villages
About
Jawai National Park
Located in Rajasthan, Jawai is unlike any other wildlife destination in India. Known as the “Land of Leopards,” it is a unique landscape of granite hills, open scrubland, and the Jawai Dam. What makes Jawai truly special is the harmony between humans and wildlife, leopards live in close proximity to local villages, creating one of the most fascinating wildlife experiences in the country.
Why visit Jawai?
Jawai offers some of the most reliable leopard sightings in India, often against the backdrop of striking rocky hills. Beyond leopards, the region is rich in birdlife with flamingos, cranes, and eagles around the dam. Visitors can also immerse themselves in rural Rajasthan through cultural experiences with local communities.
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Types of Safaris Available
Jeep Leopard Safari
Set out in a 4x4 across Jawai’s rocky hills, where leopards are often spotted lounging on granite outcrops or moving gracefully through the terrain. This thrilling safari is the highlight of Jawai, offering close and reliable encounters with the big cats.
Village Safari
Experience rural Rajasthan up close as you explore traditional Rabari settlements. This safari takes you beyond wildlife, into the heart of the region’s culture, lifestyle, and centuries-old harmony with nature.
Birdwatching Safari
The Jawai Dam and surrounding wetlands are a paradise for bird lovers, home to flamingos, cranes, eagles, and over 100 other species. A birding safari here is serene, scenic, and full of surprises.
Best Time
to Visit
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Winter (October – February): Pleasant weather and excellent for leopard sightings
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Summer (March – June): Hotter but offers higher chances of spotting wildlife near water sources.
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Monsoon (July – September): The park remains closed during this period.
Safari Zones
Jawai does not have fixed zones like traditional national parks. Safaris are conducted across leopard-rich rocky hills, grasslands, and the Jawai Dam region, offering diverse landscapes and wildlife encounters.
