Activity
Things to do in Sariska
11 sights, walks and activities, 4 of them free.
- Things to do
- 11
- Free
- 4
- Best months
- Oct–Apr
- Ideal stay
- 2 nights
Things to do in Sariska
Shared Gypsy safari seat
₹1,200–₹1,500 per person3 hours
Representative photo · Photo by Sayan Samanta on Pexels
Canter (20-seater) safari seat
₹800–₹1,000 per person3 hours
Representative photo · Photo by Sayan Samanta on Pexels
Pandupol Hanuman temple
Price on request2–3 hours
A Hanuman temple deep in the reserve, linked to the Pandavas, with a seasonal waterfall nearby.
Photo: Tapish2409 · CC BY-SA 3.0
Lunch or tea at the Sariska Palace
Price on request1.5 hours
Representative photo · Jaisingh rathore at English Wikipedia · CC BY 2.5
Afternoon jeep safari
₹1,359–₹1,700 per personHalf day
A jeep safari through the dry Aravalli forest of Sariska Tiger Reserve, looking for tigers, sambar and birds.
Good to know
- Core-zone tourism closes for the monsoon, roughly 1 July to 30 September.
- Since July 2023 Rajasthan's tiger reserves have had a weekly no-tourism day (Wednesdays at Sariska).
- Permits: Safari seats and reserve entry are booked online through the Rajasthan Forest Department (FMDSS) or at the Sariska gate if seats remain.
Questions
What are the best things to do in Sariska?
Shared Gypsy safari seat; Canter (20-seater) safari seat; Pandupol Hanuman temple; Neelkanth temple ruins at Rajorgarh; Kankwari fort inside the reserve; Sunset at Siliserh Lake.
What can you do for free in Sariska?
Neelkanth temple ruins at Rajorgarh; Sunset at Siliserh Lake; Ajabgarh fort and village; Arvari river and village johads.
What is the best time to visit Sariska?
Oct–Apr. Avoid Jul–Sep.
How many days do you need in Sariska?
2 nights covers the main sights at an easy pace; from Delhi that fits a long weekend or a Friday-to-Sunday trip.