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Beed Papad Leopard Safari Jaipur

Beed Papad Leopard Safari Jaipur is the newest wildlife experience in the Pink City. With this addition, Jaipur has become one of the only cities in India where you can enjoy multiple leopard safaris without leaving the city. Along with Jhalana and Amagarh, the Beed Papad zone offers a unique way to explore nature, spot wildlife, and enjoy peaceful surroundings—all just a short drive from the city center.
What makes Beed Papad special is its landscape. The area has open scrub forests, rocky hills, and desert plants that are different from the other two zones. This variety gives visitors a chance to see different kinds of wildlife, including leopards, hyenas, jungle cats, porcupines, and many birds. New waterholes and green patches have also been added to improve the animals’ natural habitat and give visitors better chances to spot them.
Each safari is led by trained forest staff who guide you through the area safely and share interesting facts about the animals and plants. Whether you are visiting with family, looking to take great wildlife photos, or just want to enjoy a peaceful nature ride, Beed Papad offers a memorable and exciting experience.
The safari is run by the Rajasthan Forest Department. Bookings are made through the same system used for Jhalana and Amagarh safaris. Before visiting, you can check available time slots, read the rules, and learn what to expect during your trip.
Beed Papad Leopard Safari is a great way to explore the wild side of Jaipur. It's perfect for nature lovers, wildlife fans, and anyone looking to do something different while visiting Rajasthan’s capital.
Services

What We Offer

Photos With Animals

Capture memorable moments with wild animals in their natural habitat.

Restaurant & Food

Enjoy delicious meals and refreshments during your safari visit.

Car Parking

Safe and convenient parking space for all types of vehicles.

Guide Service

Experienced guides to enhance your safari experience with expert knowledge.

Gallery

Our Awesome Gallery

Safety Info

Please Follow These Guidelines during Your Visit

For your safety and the well-being of the animals, kindly observe the following rules:

  • Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is strictly prohibited within the safari premises.
  • Always listen to your guide and adhere to posted safety instructions.
  • Feeding wildlife is dangerous and strictly not allowed. Never throw anything at the animals.
  • Flash photography may startle animals. Please use your camera responsibly.
  • Loud talking or shouting may stress the animals. Enjoy the safari quietly.
1500
+ Total Animals
250
+ Daily Visitors
120
+ Experts Team
800
+ Save Wild Life
Testimonials

What Visitor Say's

We had an amazing and memorable safari trip, thanks to Beed Papad Safari team. We were able to spot tigers in their natural habitat and it was an exhilarating experience. The team hand held us from the point we landed till the time we exitted, making it seamless for us.

Abhinav Gupta

Visitor

Unforgettable experience with Beed Papad Leopard Safari! The safari was well-organized, and the team were incredibly knowledgeable and their expertise about the park and its wildlife enhancing the safari experience.

Vinay Sharma

Visitor

It was a great experience. We were the only tour group that night that saw a leopard which was really cool. We also saw some great peacocks and some other wild animals.

Mitali Sharma

Visitor

Was a great experience, so happy we did this. The guide tried his hardest to find animals for us to see and we managed to sight a female leopard. So worth it, thank you very much

Neha Mittal

Visitor

Faq's

General frequently asked questions

Safari slots typically operate in the morning and evening. Please check the booking section or contact us for the latest timing updates.

You can book tickets online through our Booking page or make payments via the Online Payment section.

Yes, the safari is safe for children when accompanied by adults and when safety instructions are followed carefully.

Outside food is not allowed during the safari to avoid littering and prevent disturbances to wildlife.

Yes, trained guides will accompany you throughout the safari to ensure a safe and informative experience.