SARISKA CORPORATE TOUR PACKAGE — 2N/3D
Rs.10499.00/Person
Sariska Tiger Reserve offers a quick, easy-access wildlife offsite from Delhi or Jaipur, ideal for a short, nature-focused trip without the longer travel time required to reach Corbett. It's a strong pick for companies wanting a wildlife theme on a tighter schedule.
Highlights
- Jeep safari through Sariska Tiger Reserve, home to a recovering tiger population following relocation efforts
- Kankwari Fort — historically significant as the site of Aurangzeb's imprisonment of his brother Dara Shikoh
- A quicker, closer alternative to Jim Corbett for a short wildlife-themed offsite
- Resort conference space near the reserve
- Bonfire dinner after the safari
- Easy combination with a Jaipur city extension given the short distance
Included and Excluded
- 2 nights' accommodation (twin/triple sharing)
- All Meal Plan — daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Conference hall booking
- One jungle safari at Sariska Tiger Reserve
- Kankwari Fort visit
- All local transfers
- Dedicated tour manager
- Additional safari zones or repeat safaris
- GST as applicable
- Travel to and from Sariska
- Personal expenses & shopping
- Travel insurance
Tour Plan
Arrival & Welcome
The group arrives at Sariska after a 4-4.5 hour drive from Delhi or Jaipur and checks into the resort. The evening opens with a welcome dinner.
Conference Session & Jungle Safari
The morning conference session is held at the resort. In the afternoon, the group enters Sariska Tiger Reserve for a jeep safari, spotting wildlife including tigers, leopards, and native deer species. The evening closes with a bonfire dinner.
Kankwari Fort & Departure
A morning visit to Kankwari Fort, set deep within the reserve, precedes breakfast and departure.
Tour Faq
The main difference is travel time — Sariska is roughly 4-4.5 hours from Delhi or Jaipur, meaningfully closer than Corbett's 5-6 hour drive, making it a better fit for a genuinely short 2N/3D trip. Corbett generally has a stronger historical tiger-sighting record and denser forest cover, so for companies with slightly more time available and wildlife sightings as the top priority, Corbett remains the stronger choice; for a quicker, easier logistics trip, Sariska wins out.
Sariska's tiger population was critically depleted in the mid-2000s due to poaching, and the reserve underwent a notable relocation and recovery program to reintroduce tigers from Ranthambore. The population has been slowly recovering since, so while sightings can't be guaranteed, on any wildlife safari, the reserve's numbers are meaningfully better than they were a decade ago, alongside consistent sightings of leopards and native deer species.
Kankwari Fort sits deep within the reserve and is historically notable as the site where Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb imprisoned his brother, Dara Shikoh, during the succession conflict that followed Shah Jahan's reign. Beyond the historical detail, its location deep in the forest makes the visit itself feel like a genuine expedition, adding some texture to what would otherwise be a fairly standard fort visit.
Yes, easily — Sariska's proximity to Jaipur (a similar 4-4.5 hour drive) makes it straightforward to combine both in an extended itinerary, giving a company both a wildlife-and-nature leg and a heritage-and-shopping leg within the same trip.
October through June, with the park closed during the monsoon months of July-September for both safety and ecological reasons. Within the open season, the warmer months towards the end (April-June) tend to see better sighting odds as animals concentrate near remaining water sources, though at the cost of hotter daytime temperatures.
