Sariska Wildlife & Conservation Educational Day Trip

Sariska Tiger Reserve, located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, is a prominent wildlife sanctuary and a part of India's Project Tiger initiative. Located in the Aravalli Hills, Sariska combines dry deciduous forests, grasslands, rocky terrain and valleys, providing an excellent outdoor classroom for studying wildlife, biodiversity, food chains, habitats and conservation. This educational excursion offers students an opportunity to explore wildlife, forest ecosystems, conservation efforts and the rich biodiversity of the Aravalli region.

October to March: Pleasant weather makes this period particularly suitable for school groups and outdoor field activities. November to February is best for school groups as cooler temperatures make a full-day educational excursion more comfortable. April to June: Excellent for wildlife observation as animals may be more likely to visit water sources, but temperatures can become very high. July to September: Not preferred for a standard school safari programme as monsoon conditions can restrict safari operations.

Sariska Tiger Reserve, Alwar, Rajasthan
Sariska is situated in the Aravalli hill range and features forests, grasslands, cliffs, valleys and rocky landscapes.