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The Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary

Leopard Point at Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary back dropped by the Granite mountains and deciduous forest of Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary.

42% of the cost of your stay with us goes directly back into the local community, conservation projects and wildlife studies on endangered species that need our help.

The Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary is located on the private lands of Baronet Balwant Singh Chouhan. The first and only privately owned and operated wildlife sanctuary in India. These lands of savannah, scrub and deciduous forests surrounded by Granite Mountains were a gift from the Royal family of Jodhpur seven generations ago to the Kaniwara Chouhan family. The Baronet, his sons Ravindra Singh Chouhan and Peeko Chouhan, Shanane Davis, and Gajendra Singh Chouhan established the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary in 2005 to protect this rare eco-system and its diverse flora and fauna. The Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary connects to a nationally protected forest with access available only through the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary.

The extraordinary rare and endangered fauna of the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary consists of Indian Gazelle, Leopard, Jungle Cat, Asian Steppe Wildcat (Ornata), Desert Zird, Desert Fox, Striped Hyena, Indian Porcupine, Wild Boar, Blue-Bull Antelope, Desert Hare, Hanuman Langoor, Eurasian Vulture, Eurasian Eagle Owl, Spotted Owlet, Ring, Little Brown, Spotted Dove, Crested Bunting, Tawny Eagle, Rock and Jungle Bush Quail, Large Grey and Jungle Babbler, Plum Headed, Alexandrine and Rose-ringed Parakeet, Indian Myna, Indian Nightingale, and another approximately 120 species of resident birds.

The Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary flora mainly consists of Mithijal (Salvedura Olyeoidis), Kaejuri (Prosopis Sinvevia), Rohida (Tecomela Andulaeta), Tribulus Rajasthaninusis, Banyan, Pipal, various wild savannah grass including Scenia and Dahmun, Thor (Uphorbia Cardesepholia), indigenous fruit trees, the endangered jungle basil and various wildflowers.

Jalore wildlife Sanctuary featured in International Lifestyle Magazine Dec. 2009.
Click here for online copy of Magazine.

Male Peacock in JALORE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

A maximum number of six guests are allowed to visit and stay inside the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary – True Luxury Tours safari campsite per day to soften any interference to the eco-system and to give you, our guest, a maximum amount of privacy and pampering to enjoy solitude and the unique wildlife that surrounds you. Your stay with us contributes greatly to the protection of the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary and its rare species.

We recommend a two night three day stay for you to enjoy and see as much of the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary and its rare and endangered species as possible

Your private bungalow in the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary – True Luxury Tours safari campsite

Bedroom inside your safari
campsite bungalow

View of the Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary savannah from your bungalow