Situated on the Aravali hills and a former hunting preserve of Maharajas of Alwar, Sariska National park/ wild life sanctuary is one of the best tiger reserves in India. Considered as a national park in 1982, the Sariska National park has the distinction of having quite a few tigers and some other interesting flora along with a few historical ruins and monuments that are the reminder of its glorious past. Besides the tigers, some other flora and fauna which are the attractions of this wild life sanctuary - Rhesus Macaque, Striped Hyaena, Nilgai, Ratel, Leopard, Indian Hare, Indian Grey Mongoose, Sambar, Bengal Fox, Jungle Cat, Indian Porcupine, Small Indian Mongoose, Chital, Golden Jackal, Leopard Cat, Northern Palm Squirrel, Wild Boar, Hanuman Langur, Caracal, Four-horned Antelopes and Small Indian Civet. A tourist can explore Sariska that is spread over 800 square kilometers and can come across many flora and fauna on their drive on this route. The authorities of wild life sanctuary have provided various hidden routes and different elevations for viewing wildlife at close quarters.

A number of historic buildings and some religious places of interest can also be seen while exploring the Sariska National Park. The ruins of the Kankwari fort, the 10th century Neelkanth Temple, the Bharthari Temple, the large Siliserh Lake and the hot and cold springs of Taalvriksh are such kinds of excursions which can be explored during the visit at this national park. The topography of Sariska centuary supports scrub-thorn arid forests, dry deciduous forests, rocks and grasses as it is situated on the backdrop of the Aravali Hills. The wide range of flora and fauna in the park is an amazing example of ecological adoption and lenience, for the climate here is variable as well as unpredictable, especially in terms of rainfall, which is desperately needed to refill the region. The attractive over all view of Sariska National Park glorifies Rajasthan as a pristine platform for viewing wildlife in India.

There are numerous options for accommodation in and around the Sariska National Park ranging from the forest lodges, hotels, to the former majestic residence of the Maharaja of Alwar. A palace built by the then Maharajas of Alwar that has now been rehabilitated into a hotel is also an option as a heritage hotel.

Located in Alwar district of Rajasthan, the Sariska National park is well connected with railway route and road route. Nearest airport Jaipur is just about 4 hrs drive and a tourist can take a taxi from the Airport. The distance from major destinations to this place is- Delhi - 200 km, Alwar-21 km and Jaipur - 108 km.

Spread in an area of 3,100 sq km in Jaisalmer, Rajsthan, the desert national park is an excellent example of the ecosystem of the Thar Desert and its diverse wildlife. This national park makes a truth against the wrong notion of people that the deserts can't support a varied flora and fauna. The topography of the park contains stony rocks, dense salt lake bottoms and vast sand dunes, which form about 20% of the Park. The utmost attraction of the Desert National Park is the great Indian bustards (a rare species of bird) that is a heavy and graceful bird, draws thousands of bird lovers from all corners of the world. In addition the great Indian bustard, the park supports a wide variety of alien and rare birds’ like- sand grouse, spotted eagles, gray partridges, shrikes, demoiselle crane, quails, peafowl bee-eaters, larks, eagles, harriers, falcons, orioles, warblers, babblers, buzzards, kestrel and vultures. Indeed it offers an exciting feeling to wildlife tourists.

The Desert National Park invites guests to enjoy a unique wildlife safari and offers to explore other flora and fauna that inhabit in the park like- Black buck, Indian fox, Desert fox, Wolf, Desert cat, Chinkara, Hare and Hyena and many more. Viewing these wildlife animals and birds in natural habitats is really gives a breathtaking experience to tourists. Besides creature viewing, a tourist can also indulge himself in wildlife photography. A tourist can also explore other attraction spots (historical, natural as well as religious places) near about the park. The Jaisalmer Fort, Desert Festival, Havelis, Sam Sand Dunes, Gadsisar Lake, Govt. Museum – Jaisalmer and Wood Fossil Park (with 180 million-year-old fossils that are the geological landmarks for the study of the Thar Deser) are such kind of other places of attraction near about the Desert National Park.

A number of guest houses, forest lodges and hotels, including some luxurious heritage properties provide a cozy accommodation for the tourists who wish to stay during their journey of Desert wildlife sanctuary.

Located in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, the Desert National Park is well connected with railway route and road route. Nearest airport Jodhpur is just about 5:30 hrs drive and a tourist can take a taxi from the Airport. The distance from major destinations to this place is- Jaisalme - 40 km, Udaipur -51 km and Jodhpur - 290 km.

Overview:
Nestled amidst the lush green and pollution free atmosphere of just 18 km away from Sariska wildlife sanctuary, the hotel Alwar Bagh is built in heritage style and surrounded by the picturesque Aravalli Mountain. Hotel provides several activities- from visiting historical monuments to the exploration of wildlife and nature trails. It also offers luxurious and elegantly designed rooms equipped with all modern amenities. Its heritage architecture gives an ethnic feel of medieval period and one can experience the beauty of the nature while staying the hotel.

Location:
Alwar Sariska road, Alwar. 14 KM away from Alwar, 120 Km from Jaipur, 170 Km from Delhi and 5 km from Siliserh Lake.

Accommodation:
19 Standard Rooms & 7 Swiss Tents.

Facilities:
Multi cuisine A/C restaurant, Running hot/cold water, Satellite Television, Rajasthani folk music, Swimming pool, 24 hours room service, Doctor on Call, Laundry Service, Parking, Travel Services, Puppet Shows, Sightseeing tours, Camel Cart, village safaris organized on request, Doctor (On Call) etc.

Situated in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan Keoladeo National Park is considered as ‘Ornithologist's Paradise’ which is often known as Bharatpur bird sanctuary/ wildlife Sanctuary or Ghana National Park. Earlier duck shoots were organized in the area by the ruler of Behrampur which has later been considered as a national park and now accepted as a world heritage site by UNESCO. This Kewladeo Bird sanctuary is the paradise for birds which is famous for the varieties of indigenous and migratory birds, both aquatic and non aquatic. Tourists can enjoy seeing the migratory birds of Keoladeo Ghana Park, which come from as far away as Siberia and Central Asia to spend their winters in Bharatpur, before returning back to their breeding grounds.

Spread in an area of over 29 sq KM out of which 10 sq. KM is of fresh water marshes, the sanctuary has about 375 species of birds which consists of indigenous as well as migratory birds including the world famous Siberian Cranes. The major other important birds that can be seen in Keoladeo National Park /Bharatpur bird sanctuary, include Pelicans, Cranes, Egrets, Darters, Cormorants, Grey Herons, Stork, Ducks, Eagles, Hawks, Pipits, Warblers, Wheatears, Wagtails, Flycatchers, Buntings, Larks, Shanks, Stints etc. Great attraction of this bird sanctuary is the famous Siberian Cranes, who travel about 6,500 km from Siberia regions to spend their winters in the sanctuary. A tourist can move around the Keoladeo Ghana National Park and well-defined forest trails to explore the bird sanctuary by rickshaw. The beautiful artificial lake situated in the middle of the park is an additional attraction of this place. Besides the flora and fauna, other tourist attractions around the sanctuary are Lohagarh Fort (a strong and invincible fort having a history its own), the Bharatpur Government Museum and the Bharatpur Palace and Deeg fort which is famous for its beautiful gardens and historical background. Keoladeo is an ancient Hindu temple devoted to Lord Shiva is located in the sanctuary's central zone.

There are ranges of accommodation in Bharatpur to stay comfortably during your journey to Bharatpur bird sanctuary. Many rest houses, lodges, dormitories managed by Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation and verities of hotels provide best accommodation for the safe and pleasurable stay during your travel.

Located in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan, Bharatpur bird sanctuary is well connected with railway route and road route. Nearest airport Agra is just about 5 hrs drive and a tourist can take a taxi from the Airport. The distance from major destinations to this place is- Delhi - 176 km, Agra - 60 km, and Jaipur - 176 km.