Kaila Devi Wildlife Sanctuary

Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary is the most popular wildlife sanctuary located in the Karauli district of Rajasthan. Covering an area of approximately 676 square kilometers, this sanctuary was established in 1983. Named after the renowned Kaila Devi Temple dedicated to goddess Kaila Devi, it attracts numerous visitors daily who come to admire its stunning landscape of majestic hills and the Banas River meandering through it. Located within the buffer zone of the Ranthambore National Park, this area is fortunate to occasionally witness tiger sightings.

The sanctuary is a treasure trove of diverse flora, including medicinal plants and trees like Khair, Dhok, and Tendu. The richness of fauna here is equally impressive, with inhabitants such as tigers, sloth bears, sambars, and chitals. Witnessing some of the rare species like Nilgai, Chinkaras, Leopards, and Jackals are very popular among tourists. Bird watchers will delight in the sanctuaries of over 200 varieties of diverse avian populations which include peafowl, partridges, quails, grey francolins, and various raptors.

The Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary in Rajasthan is a significant eco-tourism spot, providing visitors with exceptional chances to immerse themselves in experiencing wildlife and nature at its best. One of the popular activities that enables you to explore the Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary to the fullest is through a Jeep Safari out of which you can have a much closer encounter with the wildlife in its natural habitat. The special attraction of the safari is the breathtaking canyon of the river, complemented by the cascading waterfalls in the gully, leaving visitors spellbound. For a thrilling yet contented experience at Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary, you can also opt for trekking. Visitors can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region by exploring the diverse trekking trails where they pass by breathtaking natural beauty, like lush green landscapes, waterfalls, and beautiful valleys at the sanctuary. Additionally, they have the opportunity to engage with the local community and gain insight into their customs and traditions, enhancing their cultural experience. Another popular activity in Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary is camping which enables visitors to spend a night in the wilderness and enjoy the excitement of being close to nature.

The Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary visiting time –

10.00 AM to 5.00 PM.

Best Time to visit Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary

September to March is the best time to visit Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary as it is the ideal period for wildlife and bird watching, trekking, and camping.

Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary fee list –

Entry Fee -

Rs.50 for Indians Rs.300 for Foreigners.

Jungle Safari – Rs.500 -2000 (Approximately)

Important Note – Safaris must be booked online through official websites

How to reach Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary

By Air : Jaipur airport is the nearest to reach Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary covering 182 km.

By Train :Gangapur city railway station is the nearest junction to reach Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary Covering 45 km

By Road :The most convenient way to reach Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary is by driving from Jaipur through NH48 (Jaipur-Agra Highway) which takes about 5-6 hours of drive.

FAQ

1. In which district Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary is located?

Jawahar Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Karauli district of Rajasthan.

2. What is the distance between Karauli city Palace and Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary?

Karauli City Palace is located 31 km away from Jawahar Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary

3. Why is Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary very famous?

Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary is very famous for being a home to abundant of rare animal species.

4. How many hours it will take to explore Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary?

It would take roughly around 2-3 hours to explore Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary and more than 3 hours to part take in recreational activities.

5. What is the best activity in Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary?

Jeep safari, Trekking and Camping are the popular activity in Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary.