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Explore the untouched beauty of nature
Although the National Chambal Sanctuary may not be as famous as Ranthambore National Park, the wildlife of this place is unique. It is a tri-state protected area. Three state governments jointly administer it (Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh). It is a must-visit place in Sawai Madhopur. It is a 5,400 sq. km protected stretch of the Chambal River and was established in 1979 to protect the gharial. The best way to explore the river and the area around it is the Chambal safari ride.
Adding the Chambal River safari at Pali Ghat to your Ranthambore safari tour means enjoying something different that most people miss. It is located just around 45 km from Ranthambore. This safari is the perfect choice to discover the wildlife from a boat. Once the boat starts moving along the water, pay attention; you might see gharials floating in the water or resting on the riverbanks. Apart from that, marsh crocodiles and, if luck is on your side, endangered Gangetic river dolphins may also appear.
Observing the aquatic species in their natural habitat and surroundings is a memorable experience. This river attracts birdwatching lovers and photographers, as it is home to many birds. Here, birdwatchers can spot many bird species, including resident and migratory birds. In certain seasons and times, birds like Indian skimmers, ruddy shelducks, black-necked storks, and bar-headed geese can also be spotted. Talking about the best time for a Chambal safari, it is November to March due to pleasant weather and peak migratory bird sightings.
If you are choosing the Ranthambore trip, reserve a few hours for this Chambal safari. After the forest tracks and gypsy safaris, this Chambal River safari works as an extra fun and adventure in your tiger sighting tour.
Premium Chambal Safari with Resort Pickup
Note: All safari packages are subject to availability and weather conditions. Advance booking is recommended.