Jaldapara National Park
Home of the One-Horned Rhino
Safari Timings
Morning: 6-8AM Afternoon: 3-5PM
Safari Cost
Varies for Jeep/ Elephant Safari
Location
Dooars Region North Bengal
Best Time
Oct-May (Closed Jun-Sep)
About Jaldapara National Park
Situated in the Dooars region at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, Jaldapara National Park is a vast expanse of grassland and riverine forests. It is most famous for its large population of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros, holding the second-largest rhino population in India after Kaziranga.
Thrilling jeep and elephant safaris offer opportunities to spot not just rhinos, but also elephants, bison (gaur), hog deer, and leopards. The park's rich avian diversity makes it a paradise for bird watchers. A visit here is a true immersion into the wild heart of North Bengal.
Key Highlights
What Makes Jaldapara National Park Special
Rhino Sightings
Excellent opportunities to see the magnificent one-horned rhinoceros in its natural habitat.
Elephant Safari
An iconic early morning safari on elephant-back to get up close to the wildlife.
Rich Biodiversity
Home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including elephants, leopards, and various deer species.
Bird Watcher's Paradise
Spot rare birds like the Bengal Florican, crested eagle, and hornbills.
Photo Gallery
Capture the Beauty
Main Memorial
Sunset Views
Museum Interiors
Garden Views
Light Show
Seasonal Flowers
Location & Map
Find Your Way
Address: Madarihat, Alipurduar District, West Bengal
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