Why Should You Choose Jawai Among Other Wildlife Spots in Rajasthan

It is crucial that you carefully choose the location of your trip if you want it to be memorable. Numerous locations and attractions may be found in Rajasthan, where thousands of people visit each year. Leopards that live in caves, many migrating bird species, stunning landscapes, a tribal way of life, and a variety of other things can all be found in Jawai, which will awe you. Your desire to experience an epic adventure can come true in this area.If you want to see animals in places like these, you should always choose resorts that will make your experience even better. Jawai turned out to be a gem that was easy to miss. This breathtakingly beautiful manicured property is within a few hours' drive from the well-known tourist destinations of Jodhpur and Udaipur.

Why jawai should be choosen among other wildlife spots?

Easy access to wildlife

A wonderful adventure is the Jawai leopard safari. The best times to see leopards are in the early morning or late at night. You may see crocodiles, more than 100 different species of birds, and leopards in addition to them here. There are also a tonne of other thrilling activities available, including a jungle safari, a trip to the adjacent Jawai Dam, a chance to experience the colourful Rajasthani culture in nearby villages, etc. Many tourists will come to Rajasthan because of the region's plethora of attractions.

Wildlife sanctuary of Jawai 

Wild predators and extraordinary wildlife can be found in Jawai's wildlife sanctuaries, including the Indian Wolf, Striped Hyena,Panther,Jungle Wild Cat,and Indian Leopard. In and around Jawai are the crocodile and leopard sanctuaries at the Jawai Dam, the Jawai Hills, and Kambeshwar Ji. Wild animals like wolves, chinkaras, jackals, and jungle cats can be found in the picturesque area surrounding the Jawai hills and dam. For those who want to wander through the jungles and experience Jawai's wilderness, there are a number of safari camps available.

Leopards are Co-Existing With Humans

People and wildlife coexist here in perfect harmony; no attacks have been observed. In general, leopards seldom assault humans anywhere on earth; instead, they always hunt smaller animals. As a result, you may enjoy a Jawai Jungle Safari without fear of being attacked, and it is easy to spot and photograph them.
If you intend to visit, we advise that you schedule the trip to last at least 2 to 3 days so you can see the nearby sites as well. The locations we're referring to are listed below.

Wildlife safari in Jawai

There are lots of leopards living in the region around Jawai Bandh. Tourists are increasingly eager to visit this location because of the high concentration of these big cats in the area and for the joy it will bring to their daily lives. In Rajasthan, Jawai is the perfect location to enhance your recollections of nature by adding new elements. Because you may see leopards up close, the wildlife safari at Jawai is special. In addition to leopards, a jungle safari lets you see other endangered animal species. The additional wildlife of Jawai Bandh includes crocodiles, wild foxes, hyenas, sloth bears, and hundreds of various species of migrating birds.

Visit to Rabri tribe

Discover the way of life of these tenacious desert nomads by taking a tour of a Rabari community. Learn about their coexistence with the leopards as you observe them moving through the pasturelands to graze their cattle. The tribe raises cattle and sells their milk, and it is predominately matriarchal. Visitors can go to the villages to see the quaint way of life and enjoy warm, traditional hospitality.Anyone who wants to observe authentic Rajasthani villages and learn about their way of life, clothing, food, and genuine smiles. Only in the winter is this pastime fun because it is too hot to travel through villages in an open car on other days. You can observe how an ancient tribe evolved while embracing nature in their way of life and learned to coexist with wildlife.

Jawai Dam

In western Rajasthan, this is the largest water reservoir. The Maharaja of Jodhpur, Umaid Singh, constructed the Jawai Dam. You can see all of the majesty and splendour of the place from there, so it's a great location. Granite hills are abundant throughout the landscape. Due to its unique geography, this location is a genuine gem for those who love the outdoors and wildlife. The Jawai Bandh (Dam) is Rajasthan's top tourist attraction for leopard safaris, attracting a large number of visitors.

Migratory bird watching 

As one of the best locations for birdwatchers, Jawai is home to more than 100 species of resident and migratory birds, which can be viewed while on theJawai Leopard safari tour. Jawai is home to a variety of resident and migratory birds, including Indian Eagle Owls, Bulbuls, Spotted Owls,Flamingos,Red-naped Ibis, Spotbill Ducks, Demmossiles,  Black-winged Stilts,Knob-billed Ducks, Sarus Cranes, Bar-headed Geese, Common Eastern Cranes, and many more.

Ranakpur temple

Beautiful Jain Temples can be found all around this amazing place. Actually, Rishabhananta is the Tirthankara honoured in this Jain temple. It is one of the five most sacred locations for Jainas. Ranakpur Temple is renowned for its magnificent architecture and is surrounded by the Aravali Hills. There are twenty domes and twenty-nine halls in it.

Kumbhalgarh fort

Known for its history and architecture, it is a recognised world historic site. The city is well known for its magnificent fort, Kumbhalgarh Fort. Following China's Great Wall, this fort is home to the second-longest wall. The fort also provides a fantastic vantage point from which to overlook the surrounds.

The stunning view of the river, hills, and jungle in Jawai, which is rich of intriguing stories, makes it the ideal destination for anyone who enjoy spending time in nature. Discovering this intriguing location will teach you about the way of life of the residents. They have firsthand knowledge of what it's like to live near a region where leopards and other wild animals are common. Leopard sightings are part of the exhilarating adventure included with our Jawai Safari reservation. The famed Jawai leopard hills are where our guide takes you once you've purchased the safari tour so you can see not only leopards but also other wild creatures and birds that are native to the region.