Jawai Leopard Conservation Reserve, Pali

Jawai Leopard Conservation Reserve in Pali district is famed for hosting the highest density of leopards in India, set amidst rugged Aravalli hills and Jawai Bandh reservoir.

The safari includes morning (5:30-9:00 AM) and evening (4:00-6:30 PM) slots, with morning being ideal for active leopard sightings and bird watching.

Jeep safaris operate in open gypsies for close encounters with leopards, often seen near rocky outcrops and water sources along with hyenas, nilgai, and crocodiles.

Visitors can also experience birding safaris, crocodile spotting at Jawai Dam, and cultural village tours featuring the Rabari tribal community.

The terrain is rocky and rugged, making the off-road safari thrilling and adventurous, suitable for those seeking an immersive wildlife experience.

Safaris accommodate small groups with expert guides skilled in tracking leopards and explaining the ecosystem.

Online booking is available and recommended, especially during peak season, to secure vehicle and guide availability.

Many visitors report high success rates in spotting leopards and praise the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Jawai region.