Situated against the backdrop of the Aravali Hills, in Rajasthan, Sariska National Park is a quiet and peaceful place. The jungle was registered under Project Tiger in 1979 and was declared a national park in 1982. Sariska is famous for its tiger reserve though it also has a strong historical background. The monuments here symbolize its glorious past. The park also offers visitors a unique chance to study the behavioural patterns of animals residing here.

Sariska Facts:

• Area 1,334 sq. km (gross area)
• Altitude 500 m above sea level
• Languages Hindi, Rajasthani, English
• Best Time to Visit October- February

• STD Code 07462

Tourist Attractions in Sariska

Sariska is a paradise of wild wonders housing some famous species of deciduous plants and wild animals. It also cradles some rare species of native and migratory birds. The Kankawati Fort is a beautiful site in Sariska that unfortunately stands alone and neglected. Leopards come here at times for a hunting spree.

Tourist Attractions around Sariska

Sariska also has a number of interesting destinations to visit around it. The Siliserh lake and the palace make a perfect picnic spot, the Hides provide a real-life opportunity to play hide-and-seek in the wilderness and the towns of Alwar and Deeg are some of such places.




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