Gangetic Dolphins · Gharials · Vultures · Wolves · Sandstone Forts · Eastern Rajasthan
New Reserve: Rajasthan's newest tiger reserve — declared to protect the eastern Chambal corridor between Dholpur and Karauli districts.
Location: Eastern Rajasthan, bordering Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh — along the Chambal River's dramatic eastern course.
Landscape: Red sandstone ravines (beehads), rugged Vindhyan hills, Chambal river gorges and flat plains — hauntingly beautiful terrain.
Wildlife: Tigers, leopards, wolves, striped hyenas, gharials, Gangetic dolphins, mugger crocodiles and extraordinary vulture colonies.
Unique Features: The eastern Chambal here is richer in dolphins than the western stretch — excellent boating experience with multiple dolphin pods.
Eastern Chambal is richer in dolphins — spot Gangetic dolphins, gharials, mugger crocodiles, and turtles from the boat
Exceptional birding — Indian Skimmer nesting colony, Black-necked Stork, Sarus Crane, raptors and hundreds of migratory species
Guided walks through the Vindhyan ravine landscape — track wildlife signs, spot jackals, wolves and diverse birdlife
The ancient Ramsagar reservoir near Dholpur — peaceful boating through a historic landscape with excellent birding
Ancient Biloni Fort in the ravines of Dholpur — red sandstone architecture, dramatic gorge views and local history
The open ravine landscape of Dholpur is one of Rajasthan's best spots for Indian Wolf sightings — rare and special
Chambal gorge cliff nesting sites for Long-billed and Egyptian Vultures — one of India's most important vulture zones
Experience authentic Dholpur–Karauli village life, traditional food, crafts and the warmth of eastern Rajasthan hospitality
Explore the dramatic red ravine landscape on motorcycles — one of India's most photogenic and adventurous terrains
Prices start from ₹4,000/person. Group discounts available. All packages include expert guide & transport.
Eastern Chambal boat safari for dolphins and gharials, bird watching at the Skimmer colony, Ramsagar boating and local village visit.
Reserve nature trail, Chambal boating, wolf sighting spots, vulture cliffs, Biloni Fort, Ramsagar, and village food experience.