Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve, formerly Darrah National Park, spreads across the rugged hills and river valleys south-east of Kota. A jeep safari here takes you through dry deciduous forest along the Kali Sindh and Chambal, with chances to spot leopard, sloth bear, wolf, chinkara, sambar and a wealth of birds.
The reserve is part of Rajasthan's tiger conservation landscape and offers a wilder, less-crowded alternative to the state's busier parks.
What's included
- Jeep/gypsy ride
- Forest guide
- Entry coordination
What to bring
- Neutral-coloured clothing
- Binoculars & camera
- Water & light snacks
- ID proof
How to book
Jungle safari permits are issued by the forest department and slots are limited. Submit the booking form with your date, slot preference and group size, and we will arrange the permit and jeep. Please book 2–3 days in advance and carry a valid photo ID for every guest.
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