Nahargarh Biological Park

Nahargarh Biological Park is a 720-hectare wildlife sanctuary located approximately 12 kilometers from Jaipur on the Jaipur-Delhi National Highway. Established in 2016, it houses Asiatic lions, Bengal tigers, leopards, and over 285 bird species within the Aravalli range. The park offers guided safaris and serves as a conservation and education center for Rajasthan's diverse flora and fauna.

Visitors can explore a large natural habitat under the Aravalli hills featuring enclosures and safari zones with Asiatic lions, Bengal tigers, panthers, hyenas, wolves, deer, crocodiles, and sloth bears. The park provides jeep safaris for wildlife viewing, walking paths along main areas, and opportunities for birdwatching with over 285 documented species. Basic visitor facilities including restrooms and a cafeteria are available near the entrance.

The park was inaugurated by Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje in June 2016 after three years of construction starting in 2013. It was developed as part of the Nahargarh Sanctuary conservation efforts.

The park serves as an important conservation and education center for Rajasthan's wildlife, housing animals brought from various regions including Asiatic lions from Junagarh, Gujarat. It doubles as a research facility for studying regional flora and fauna.