FAQ

3. How do I book a wildlife safari in India?

Online through official park websites or authorized portals like forest department sites, IRCTC, or private safari operators
Booking includes entry permit, vehicle charges, and guide fee

4. What types of safaris are available?

Jeep Safari (most common – 6 tourists + 1 guide/driver)
Canter Safari (open bus – used in popular parks like Ranthambhore)
Elephant Safari (select locations like Kaziranga)
Boat Safari (Sundarbans, Periyar)

5. Is it safe to go on a wildlife safari in India?

Yes, safaris are safe when conducted through authorized guides and vehicles. You must follow safety rules, stay seated, and not provoke wildlife.

6. What permits and documents do I need?

A valid entry permit (booked online or at the park)
Government-issued photo ID
Foreign nationals may need to show their passport

7. Can I see a tiger on every safari?

Tiger sightings are not guaranteed – they depend on luck, season, and timing. However, chances are higher in parks like Bandhavgarh, Tadoba, and Ranthambhore.

8. Are safaris suitable for families or senior citizens?

Yes, but early morning and bumpy rides may be tiring. Private jeep safaris allow for more comfort and flexibility.

9. What are the rules for tourists during a safari?

No loud talking or music
No flash photography
No feeding or approaching animals
No smoking or littering Violating these can result in fines or removal from the park.

10. What should I carry on a safari?

Binoculars & camera
Hat, sunglasses & sunscreen
Water bottle & light snacks
ID proof & safari permit
Jacket or shawl for early morning safaris