At Utsav Camp Sariska, experiences begin with the landscape. Some take you through Tehla Gate (Gate No. 2) into Sariska National Park in search of wildlife. Others follow bird calls, ancient trails, and the history of Tehla, or simply find the right place to watch the sun disappear behind the Aravalli Hills.
We bring them together through three distinct ways of experiencing Sariska: Wild, Soul, and Conserve. Each reveals a different side of the destination, shaped by the people, places, and natural world that surround us.
Follow the landscape. Safaris through Tehla Gate, wilderness drives, guided walks, and birdwatching take you closer to the habitats and wildlife of the Tehla side of Sariska, in the company of people who know how to read its tracks, calls and changing seasons.
Explore WildStay for the moments in between. Ancient temples, outdoor breakfasts, high tea, sunsets among the boulders, and dinners beneath the stars reveal another side of Sariska, rooted in the history, landscape, and slower rituals of Tehla.
Explore SoulUnderstand what sustains the landscape. Step closer to the work behind the experience, from wildlife documentation and native planting to local livelihoods and the everyday choices involved in living alongside a protected landscape.
Explore ConserveUtsav Camp Sariska offers experiences across wildlife, landscape, culture, dining, and responsible travel. These include Sariska National Park safaris, wilderness drives, and walks, birdwatching, horse rides, visits to Neelkanth, outdoor dining and experiences connected to the surrounding Tehla landscape.
Experiences at Utsav Camp Sariska are organised around three aspects of the destination. Wild explores the wildlife and landscapes of Sariska and Tehla, Soul focuses on food, culture, and slower moments around the camp, while Conserve introduces guests to the people and practices connected to protecting this landscape.
Yes. Sariska and Tehla can be explored through birdwatching, wilderness walks, and drives, horse rides, heritage sites such as Neelkanth, outdoor dining, stargazing, and experiences connected to local communities.
Advance planning is recommended, particularly for Sariska National Park safaris and private experiences. Availability may depend on the season, weather, park regulations, and operational conditions.
A stay of two to three nights allows more time to combine Sariska National Park safaris with birdwatching, wilderness activities, and experiences around Tehla rather than relying on a single game drive.
Each safari lasts about 3 to 4 hours. In summer, morning safaris run from 6:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and evening safaris from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; in winter, from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The reserve is closed for safaris from July to September.
The Wilderness Walk is an hour-long walk through Tehla’s untamed trails with an expert naturalist, held at dawn and dusk. It focuses on reading tracks, calls, and signs of wildlife, and on observing animals ethically. Sightings cannot be guaranteed.
No. Tiger sightings cannot be guaranteed on any safari, but experienced naturalists improve your chances of seeing tigers and the wider wildlife of the reserve. As of June 2026, Sariska is home to 56 tigers, and their territories cross both sides of the reserve.
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