Sunrise Safari
First light in the Aravalli hills — leopards are most active and the boulders glow gold.
₹3,500 per jeep₹5,00030% off
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Rajasthan • India
Book Jawai Leopard Safari
Experience the wilderness of Rajasthan — intimate leopard encounters in the ancient Aravalli hills.
₹3,500 per jeep, up to six guests — 30% off till 31 October 2026
Welcome to Jawai
Where leopards roam the granite hills
Tucked between Udaipur and Jodhpur, Jawai is one of India's last truly wild leopard sanctuaries — a landscape of golden boulders, mirror-still lakes, and centuries-old shepherd traditions, where leopards and humans live in rare harmony.
Our Safaris
Choose your experience
Sunset Safari
Watch leopards descend the granite outcrops as the desert sky turns crimson and rose.
₹3,500 per jeep₹5,00030% off
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A jeep just for you — flexible timing, expert tracking, and total wilderness immersion.
₹8,400–14,000 per jeep₹12,000–20,00030% off
Request callbackBeyond the jeep: bird watching, a dam safari on the reservoir, hill climbing, nature walks and village visits with the Rabari community. See everything we run.
Why Jawai with us
Crafted with care, guided by experts
Every safari is led by naturalists who have grown up on these hills. We keep groups small, vehicles premium, and experiences personal — so the wild stays wild.
Expert naturalists
Local guides with years of leopard tracking experience.
Exclusive access
Permits to the best leopard sighting zones in Jawai.
Premium 4×4 jeeps
Comfortable open-top vehicles built for the rugged Aravalli.
Sustainable tourism
We partner with local communities and respect every wild encounter.
Where you're going
Jawai, in short
Jawai lies around the Jawai Bandh reservoir in Pali district, southern Rajasthan, in the granite hills of the Aravalli range between Udaipur and Jodhpur. There are no fences here: leopards shelter in caves in the outcrops and Rabari shepherds move their flocks below them, as both have done for generations.
The landscape
Granite boulders and hills above a reservoir, with scrub, farmland and shepherd trails between them — open country rather than dense forest.
What you'll see
Leopards are the draw, alongside peacocks, langur, nilgai and hyena. The reservoir pulls in migratory birds through the winter.
Getting here
Jawai Bandh is the nearest railway station; Udaipur and Jodhpur are the closest airports. We include hotel pickup and drop with every safari.
Postcards from Jawai
A glimpse of the wild
Ready to meet a leopard in the wild?
Tell us your dates and we'll plan the perfect safari. No upfront payment — our team calls you back within hours.