Tourist Attractions

1. Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
   The core of the park and the primary attraction, this area is home to majestic Bengal tigers and a variety of other species including leopards, swamp deer (barasingha), and sloth bears.

2. Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary
   Located about 30 km from Dudhwa, this section of the reserve is noted for its population of barasinghas and tigers. Its relatively open terrain makes wildlife viewing easier.

3. Banke Tal and Kakraha Tal
   These water bodies are hotspots for migratory birds. Spot species like the Bengal florican, sarus crane, and various species of storks and ducks during the winter season.

4. Tharu Village Visits
   Experience the lifestyle, traditions, and handicrafts of the indigenous Tharu people, known for their sustainable practices and harmonious relationship with nature.

5. Sathiana Range
   A lesser-known yet picturesque part of the park, the Sathiana range offers an offbeat and peaceful experience amid dense sal forests.

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Things to Do

• Wildlife Safari
  Undertake jeep safaris through the Dudhwa and Kishanpur zones. Early morning and evening drives are the best times for spotting big cats and other elusive wildlife.

• Bird Watching
  With over 450 species of birds, Dudhwa is a paradise for ornithologists and bird lovers. Don’t forget your binoculars and camera.

• Photography
  The park’s landscape, filled with morning mists, golden grasslands, and vibrant wildlife, provides a perfect backdrop for both amateur and professional photographers.

• Nature Walks and Trails
  With proper guidance, explore the forest through designated nature trails that give you a closer view of the flora and smaller fauna.

• Cultural Interaction
  Participate in local Tharu festivals or cooking sessions to learn about their ecological wisdom and traditions.

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How to Reach

• By Air:
  The nearest airport is Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport in Lucknow (approx. 230 km). From there, taxis and buses are available to reach Dudhwa.

• By Train:
  The nearest railway station is Dudhwa station or Palia Kalan, well connected via Mailani Junction from major cities in Uttar Pradesh.

• By Road:
  Dudhwa is accessible by road from Lucknow, Bareilly, and other cities in northern India. The park is about 230 km from Lucknow and takes around 6 hours by car.

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Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Dudhwa National Park is between November and June. During these months, the park is open to tourists, and wildlife sightings are at their best. The summer months (March to June) offer excellent opportunities to spot tigers and rhinos, as animals often visit waterholes. Winter (November to February) is ideal for bird watching and experiencing the lush beauty of the forest.

Note: The park remains closed during the monsoon season (mid-June to mid-November).

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Why Choose This Tour

• Rich Biodiversity:
  Home to rare and endangered species, including tigers, rhinos, swamp deer, and the Bengal florican.

• Untouched Wilderness:
  Less commercialized compared to other national parks, offering a more authentic and serene wildlife experience.

• Cultural Immersion:
  Explore the lives of the Tharu community, offering a unique blend of tribal heritage and eco-living.

• Conservation Legacy:
  Follow in the footsteps of Billy Arjan Singh and experience a park that’s a benchmark for Indian wildlife conservation.

• Customizable Itineraries:
  Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, or family traveler, tour packages can be tailored to suit your interests and time.