What to expect
Rajaji National Park is famous for its thriving elephant population, but it has also emerged as a paradise for birdwatchers. Every winter, more than 800 species of Himalayan and migratory birds flock to the park, making it one of India’s top destinations for birdwatching and wildlife photography. From vibrant kingfishers to majestic eagles and rare migratory visitors, the park offers endless opportunities for nature lovers. Feel the raw energy of the wild as you explore the ancient landscapes where the Himalayas were formed, with the sacred Ganges River flowing alongside the park’s boundary. The combination of dense forests, riverbeds, and open grasslands creates an unforgettable backdrop for your wildlife adventure. What You Can See Keep your eyes open for a diverse mix of wildlife, including: Asian elephants Leopards Royal Bengal tigers Nilgai and spotted deer
