Raja Ji Tiger Rserve
Visit Raja Ji Tiger Reseve With WOW
Raja Ji Express (2N 3D)
Raja Ji (3N 4D) Mentored Photo Tour
Raja Ji Express (2N 3D)
Raja Ji Express (2N 3D)
Raja Ji (3N 4D) Mentored Photo Tour
Raja Ji Express (2N 3D)
Raja Ji Express (2N 3D)
Rajaji Tiger Reserve: The Wilderness of the Shivaliks
Rajaji Tiger Reserve is a hidden gem of Uttarakhand, offering a mix of dense forests, river valleys, and grasslands. Spread across Haridwar, Dehradun, and Pauri Garhwal, it is home to tigers, elephants, leopards, and over 300 bird species, making it a perfect getaway for wildlife lovers and photographers.
Thriving Population of Leopards & Elephants
Grasslands, Sal Forests & Riverine Zones
Over 300 Bird Species, like Hornbills & Raptors
Best Time to Visit: November to June
Trusted by Travellers
I am highly impressed with the work of WoW, it’s a great initiative for budding Wildlifer like me.
Kamal Das Team
It’s very important to be part of the wildlife community for mutual learning, WoW is a very good platform to meet like minded wildlife photographers.
Nishant Mahra Team
Our Rajaji Tiger Reserve safari with Wow Safari India was an unforgettable experience, expertly mentored by Mr. Manmohan Uniyal. The highlight was spotting two magnificent leopards, Heera and Panna, in their natural habitat. With breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and expert insights, it was truly an adventure of a lifetime!
Preeti Singh Team
As a beginner wildlife traveller, I went through whole cycle of trying different things, but with WoW, one can learn a lot in no time. There dedication for wildlife conservation is really amazing.
Sidharth Sharma Team
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I reach Rajaji Tiger Reserve?
By Air: The nearest airport is Dehradun (Jolly Grant Airport, 35 km). By Train: The closest railway station is Haridwar (15 km). By Road: Rajaji is well-connected to Delhi (220 km), Haridwar, and Dehradun.
What is Rajaji Tiger Reserve famous for?
Rajaji is known for its healthy Leopard and elephant population, breathtaking Shivalik landscapes, and diverse birdlife, including great hornbills and crested serpent eagles. Though Raja Ji was designated as a Tiger Reserve but the Tiger sightings are very common here.
What is the best time to visit Rajaji?
The best time to visit is November to June, with peak wildlife sightings from March to May. The park is closed from July to October due to the monsoon.
What mammals can be seen in Rajaji?
Apart from tigers and elephants, Rajaji is home to leopards, sloth bears, Himalayan black bears, barking deer, and wild boars.
How many days are sufficient for a Rajaji trip?
A 2-night, 3-day trip (4 safaris) is minimum duration, but a 3-night, 4-day trip (6 safaris) offers better chances of big cat sightings.
Can I combine Rajaji with other destinations?
Yes, you can easily extend your trip to Jim Corbett National Park, Haridwar, Rishikesh, or Chopta, depending on your interests.
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Moments Captured in Raja Ji
