Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve

Experience the thrill of a Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve and witness the leopards in their natural habitat!

Starting From

₹1,450

Per Pax

Overview

Beed Papad Leopard Safari is the newest jewel in Jaipur’s wildlife crown, becoming the city’s third official leopard safari reserve. Tucked within the Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary, this 22 sq. km expanse of rugged Aravalli hills, dry deciduous forests, and seasonal streams remains off the beaten path, promising visitors an unspoiled and tranquil wilderness experience. Alongside its thriving leopard population, the reserve features Maayla Baagh, a century-old heritage site, and a seasonal waterfall that cascades to life during the monsoon and early winter months.

Fact:

The third official leopard safari reserve in Jaipur.
Approximately 22 sq. km of raw, uncrowded terrain.
Prime leopard sightings at dawn and dusk.
Part of Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary’s Aravalli ecosystem.
Home to the rare Fringe-Toed Lizard.

Flora

The vegetation at Beed Papad reflects the resilience of the Aravalli range. Rolling ridges of Dhok (Anogeissus pendula) impart a green-grey hue to the hills, while the valleys and grasslands support a hardy mix of drought-tolerant species. You will encounter Indian Babul, Kumtaa, and Indian Elm interspersed with Ber and the flame-colored flowers of Dhak. Saalar and Guggal trees add aromatic resin to the forest air, and the storied Khejri stands sentinel across the landscape. Recent afforestation efforts have introduced native fruit trees such as Shahtoot and Pilkhan to enrich the ecological food web and attract birds and herbivores.

Fauna

Beed Papad’s wildlife corridor supports a vibrant array of mammals, birds, and reptiles. The elusive Indian leopard reigns here, often seen slinking near rocky outcrops and watering holes. Striped hyenas patrol the forest edges under cover of night, while golden jackals, jungle cats, Indian foxes, nilgai, and hares roam more openly. Birdwatchers will delight in over 160 species, from the colorful Indian Pitta and Paradise Flycatcher to peafowl, woodpeckers, and kingfishers. Reptiles are equally well represented, with more than a dozen snake species, monitor lizards, and the uniquely adapted Fringe-Toed Lizard scurrying across sandy paths.

Jaipur at Night, Jaipur night in open jeep

Best Time to Visit

Beed Papad Leopard Safari welcomes guests year-round, but each season offers a distinct charm:
● Winter (Oct–Feb): Cool, crisp mornings bring heightened wildlife activity and optimal conditions for photography.
● Summer (Mar–Jun): Animals congregate at water sources, increasing the likelihood of leopard sightings.
● Monsoon (Jul–Sep): The sanctuary transforms with lush greenery and a flowing waterfall, though occasional heavy rains may lead to temporary safari pauses.

How to Reach?

Reaching Beed Papad Leopard Safari

Reaching Beed Papad Leopard Safari is straightforward via multiple modes of transport:

● By Air: Jaipur International Airport is located just 18 km from the reserve. After arrival, you can hire a prepaid taxi or arrange a private transfer through World of Wilders, ensuring a comfortable 30–40 minute drive along NH11 and the Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary road.

● By Rail: Jaipur Railway Station, 15 km away, is well-connected to major Indian cities. From the station, opt for a metered auto-rickshaw or a pre-booked cab for a scenic 30-minute journey through city suburbs and reserved forest land.

● By Road: The reserve is a 30-minute drive from Jaipur city center. Follow the Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary route via Jawahar Circle Road and the Sanctuary entrance gate. The last stretch is a winding hill road, best navigated with an experienced driver—World of Wilders can arrange this seamlessly.

● Local Transfers: For group bookings, we provide air-conditioned coaches or 4x4 vehicles to traverse the rugged terrain inside the reserve.

Booking Form

*Full Name:

*Email Address:

*Phone Number:

Date Of Visit:

*Nationality:

*Number of People:

*Shift:

*Gate:

*Select Vehicle:

Add-Ons:

Guide:

Pickup and Drop:

Shikar Audhi Zone:

Total Cost (₹):

Disclaimer :

Indians: Please share your documents (Aadhaar, license, PAN) of each recipient at info@worldofwilders.com to confirm your booking.

Non-Indians: Please share your documents (Passport & Passport Number) of each recipient at info@worldofwilders.com to confirm your booking

Package Cost

Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve	Per Person (Sharing)	Private Gypsy	Guide	Add-on Shikar Audhi Zone
Indian	₹1450	₹7200	₹1500	₹1375
Non-Indian	₹2310	₹10500	₹1500	₹1375

Know Before you Go

Just six individuals can go in one vehicle. So you can book up to 6 individuals in a single booking of Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve. To book more than 6 individuals, you need to fill the booking form twice.
Up to 5 recipients can be booked when adding a guide, as the safari jeep accommodates a maximum of 6 individuals.
100% of the amount will be refunded within 1 hour of payment if booking is not confirmed for Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve.
Full fees must be paid in advance to book a safari in Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve.
ID proof is mandatory for all visitors. Carry the same ID card submitted during online booking when visiting Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve.
No refunds or cancellations are allowed for approved bookings. Bookings are non-transferable and non-exchangeable.
Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve can be booked up to 90 days in advance.
Foreign tourists must provide passport details for reservations.
Leopard safari permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis (subject to availability).
The leopard safari park may close without prior notice.
Visitors must pay the difference for any fee revisions or incomplete occupancy.
Report at the boarding point 25 minutes before the scheduled departure of the safari.

FAQ

How many people can sit in one vehicle ?

Six people can sit in one vehicle.

Can children participate in the Beed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve?

Yes, children can participate in the Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve. It is suitable for all age groups. There is no entry charge for children below 5 years of age.

How long does the Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve last?

The duration of the Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve is for 2 Hours 30 Minutes. There are two shifts one in the morning and other in the afternoon.

Is it necessary to book the Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve in advance?

Yes, it is recommended to book the Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve in advance to secure your spot. The reserve has limited availability, and advance booking ensures a smooth and hassle-free experience during your visit. Only 10 vehicles are allowed to go in on shift.

Do we need to take a separate permit for visiting Hunting Lodge (Shikaar Audhi)?

Yes. A separate permit (On per vehicle basis) needs to be taken for visiting Hunting Lodge. Only four vehicles out of ten are allowed to visit shikaar audhi in one shift.

Are guides provided during the Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve.

No. Guides are not provided with the permits. We provide experienced guides during Safari at an additional cost. The guides have extensive knowledge about the reserve, its wildlife, and conservation efforts. They will enhance your safari experience by providing insights and answering your questions.

Is pick up & drop included in the safari package?

No, Pick up & Drop is not included in the given package. We provide pick up /drop facility at an additional cost. The Price varies according to the distance. Mainly it is done either in open air gypsy or a cab (whichever is available)

Can we carry chips or other eatables in the Jungle?

No. As single use plastic is banned in Jhalana Forest Reserve. Majorly all packed materials like chips chocolates come in single use plastic packaging is not allowed inside the jungle. Only bio-degradable packaging is allowed

Which safari shift is better for spotting leopards – morning or evening?

Both the safari shifts are better for sightings and have their sighting glamour. Generally Leopards are more seen in the first and last one hour of the afternoon drive.

What to Carry While Visiting Jhalana?

During Summers from April to June weather temperature can soar up to 45 Degrees so you can carry ample drinking water, goggles, hats, scarf and preferred earthy colour cotton clothing.

During the Winter season from November to mid - February temperatures can drop up to 2 Degrees inside the reserve. So heavy woollen jackets, warmers, ear muffs and hand gloves are highly recommended.

During the rainy season from July to October temperatures are an average 27 Degrees with a lot of humidity. Also at this time there is a lot of insect activity inside the reserve. Therefore full sleeves cotton tees and full pants are recommended.

Can we feed animals inside the Jungle?

No. Animals in the jungle do not require food from us. God have created them in such a manner that they find their own food. Secondly feeding any wild animal is a punishable offence under Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.

Do we see birds in Jhalana ?

Yes. Bheed Papad Leopard Safari Reserve is home to over 160 species of birds. From September to February you will see a lot of migratory species like Eurasion Hobby, Eurasian Roller, Eurasian Scoops Owl, Oriental Scoops Owl, Jacobins Cuckoo, Eurasian Sparrow hawk, White eyed buzzard etc. Park is also famous for its resident species like the Jungle Nightjar, Sirkeer Malkoha, Spotted Owlets, Barred Button Quails etc. During the rainy season park is full of colourful birds and their melodious calls and songs, i.e. Indian Pitta, Golden Oriole, Indian Paradise Flycatcher, Cuckoos etc.

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