Explore Rajaji National Park near Haridwar! See amazing animals like elephants and tigers in their natural home. It's an unforgettable wildlife experience in Uttarakhand!
Capture Scenic Landscapes Through Photography
Enjoy Jeep Safari For Wildlife Viewing
Go For Bird Watching In The Park
Trek On Designated Nature Trails
Visit The Interpretation Center To Learn About Wildlife
November to June
Early Morning
₹3,000 per person
Rajaji National Park was established in 1983 by merging three existing wildlife sanctuaries: Rajaji Sanctuary, Motichur Sanctuary, and Chilla Sanctuary. The park is named after C. Rajagopalachari, also known as Rajaji, a prominent freedom fighter and the first Governor-General of independent India. The area has a long history of human-wildlife interaction, with local communities traditionally relying on the forest resources for their livelihoods. The creation of the national park aimed to protect the region's rich biodiversity and conserve the habitats of endangered species. Over the years, the park has faced challenges such as poaching and habitat degradation, but ongoing conservation efforts have helped to maintain its ecological integrity. Today, Rajaji National Park stands as a vital protected area, contributing to the conservation of wildlife and the promotion of eco-tourism in the region.