About Jeep Safari

Jeep Safari is an MSME-registered travel assistance business operated by Alam. The enterprise is registered under Udyam Registration No. UDYAM-UK-08-0006828 and is located in Chilla Colony, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand.
We provide safari booking assistance, visitor information, travel guidance, accommodation recommendations, and customer support for visitors planning to explore Rajaji National Park. Jeep Safari is an independent business and is not affiliated with or operated by the Forest Department, Rajaji National Park authorities, the Government of Uttarakhand, or any government organisation. Safari permits, entry, routes, timings, and operations are governed by the respective Forest Department authorities and remain subject to availability and applicable regulations.

Safaris are conducted in authorised safari vehicles with trained drivers and guides in accordance with applicable Forest Department regulations. During the safari, visitors receive information about the park's wildlife, forests, and conservation efforts. Wildlife sightings depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed.

Rajaji Jeep Safari covers popular zones like Chilla, Motichur, and Jhilmil, each offering a unique landscape and wildlife experience. Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, nature lover, or photographer, Rajaji National Park includes multiple safari zones such as Chilla, Motichur, Jhilmil, Ranipur, Gohri, and Chillawali. Each zone offers different forest landscapes and wildlife habitats. Visitors may choose a safari zone according to availability and travel plans.

Visiting Rajaji Tiger Reserve through a jeep safari is not just about wildlife viewing, but also about connecting with nature and understanding the importance of conservation. The peaceful surroundings, fresh air, and natural beauty make it a A safari in Rajaji National Park provides visitors with an opportunity to experience forest landscapes, observe wildlife responsibly, and learn about the region's biodiversity and conservation initiatives while following Forest Department guidelines.