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Jungle Safari In Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary - Zone 2 Nishangara
Jungle Safari is a wilderness adventure that would provide a long-term wilderness experience to the real nature and adventure lovers at Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary Zone 2 Nishangara. The most picturesque and the most wild animals in the safari area are available in Zone 2 or Nishangara Range which offers a more in-depth entry to the central forest region. This safari trail is an amazing 45 kilometer with this being one of the most rewarding and long safari trails in Dudhwa Tiger reserve area.
The safari lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes in which time ample time is taken to visit various landscapes such as thick sal forests, open grasslands, riverine belts and wetlands. The length of the trip and the diversity of landscape make the visitors have greater opportunities of seeing major wildlife like the Bengal tiger, leopard, Asian elephant, swamp deer, wild boar, and even the langurs. The road is also very favored by birdlife hence it is a good place to meet the bird watchers and wildlife photographers.
As the safari moves further along the Nishangaras, the woods become more serene and clean and provide a genuine feeling of the wilderness. This safari is informative and safe under the guidance of advanced forest staff and naturalists, and it is a place where one can learn a lot about the behavior and conservation of wildlife. Zone 2 Nishangara Jungle Safari is a prerequisite attraction of Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary to those who want to have a more adventurous and extended safari.
Inclusions and Exclusions for Jungle Safari
- The package comprises of 4X4 Gypsy charges to have a comfortable and adventurous safari.
- You will have a professional driver who will go with you during the safari.
- A trained guide will be availed in order to augment your wildlife adventure.
- Every required permit and entry fee are paid before you can have an easy visit.
- The package covers all the applicable taxes, it is transparent.
- Transport in of pickup and drop in other locations is not part of the package.
- An extra amount of sight see beyond the booked route safari is not covered.
- This package does not entail healthcare or emergency costs in the course of safari.
- Soft drinks, hard drinks, tips and personal expenses are excluded.
- If applicable, the traveler will have to incur payment gateway fees.
Important Rules and Regulations for Jungle Safari
- All safari activities are strictly subject to weather conditions. In case of heavy rain, fog, storms, or any unsafe weather situation, safaris may be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled by the Forest Department forguest safety. Our standard cancellation policies will apply in this case as per listed on our website on cancellation page.
- Government ID Requirement: For each gypsy safari, Government ID(Driving License, Aadhaar Card, Passport) of at least one passenger is mandatory, along with Name, Age & Gender (Male/Female) of all passengers for permit issuance.
- In a Gypsy safari, a maximum of 6 persons are allowed, including up to 2 children under 5 years of age.
- All international travelers who visit the park are required to have a passport.
- When making your safari booking, give the right preferred date and time slot (Morning/ Evening). Safari slots may change as per forest department availability.
- The jungle safari booking system is on the first come, first served basis depending on the availability.
- In case of a weekly off/closure by the sanctuary, a safari in an alternate zone will be arranged or rescheduled to another day. If alternate zone arrangement and rescheduling are not possible and the permit is not made, then the safari amount will be refunded within 7 to 10 working days.
- Booked safari with your name cannot be transferred on an entry permit issued to anyone.
- Only officially registered safari guides shall be assigned based on the given safari zones; they are not to be changed in terms of guide or naturalist in case of any request.
- Each of the visitors has to follow the Wildlife Protection act, and the rules and regulations of the parks.
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