On World Environment Day 2025 the Wildlife Department of the Rajasthan Government launched a major initiative for wildlife tourism in Jaipur. The city now proudly hosts three leopard safaris, with the inauguration of the Beed Papad–Maila Bagh Leopard Safari in the northern part of Jaipur.
This launch makes Jaipur the first city in India with three dedicated leopard safaris—Jhalana, Amagarh and now the Beed Papad Leopard Safari.
About Beed Papad Leopard Safari
The newly opened Beed Papad Leopard Safari Jaipur is located in the Maila Bagh and Beed Papad forest zones, part of the - Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary safari. There are around 22 leopards and 12 water ponds in the area making it a prime spot for wildlife lovers and photographers.
This Safari covers a track of approximately 22 km and is built near the Aravalli hills. The Safari will be a thrilling experience for tourists. It provides an excellent opportunity to see leopards in their natural habitat.
- The forest department has enriched the area with the following facilities:
- Improved facilities for visitors
- The Restored grasslands for prey species
- Water reservoirs for wildlife sustainability
- 10 registered safari vehicles for guided tours
Jaipur Leopard Safari Experience
With Jhalana Leopard Safari, Amagarh and now Beed Papad Leopard Safari Jaipur has become a top destination for leopard sightseeing in India. These safaris are a perfect combination of - Rajasthan eco-tourism and conservation as they provide tourists with a closer to nature experience while taking care of wildlife.
- Achieve the goal of the strategy of the Rajasthan Forest Department which aims to:
- Utilize smaller forest patches
- Sustainably develop tourism.
- Generate revenue while maintaining natural habitats.
Location and Access
Beed Papad Leopard Safari is accessible from Vidyadhar Nagar, a prominent locality in North Jaipur. Safari near Vidyadhar Nagar Jaipur is popular among tourists.
- There are two key primary entry roads:
- One goes to Kishan Bagh.
- Other connects from New Biological Park to Audhi Ramsagar.
- This strategic location allows both tourists and locals easy access to the Safari.
Safari Timings
The Beed Papad Leopard Safari operates in two-time slots:
- Morning Safari: 5:30 AM To 08:00 PM
- Afternoon Safari: 5:30 AM To 07:00 PM
Visitors are advised to arrive early and follow guidelines set by the forest department for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Ticket Booking
The ticket cost for Beed Papad Leopard Safari is equal to that of Jhalana and Amagarh Leopard Safari. Tickets can be purchased online through the official portal of the Rajasthan Forest Department.
It is highly recommended to book in advance during weekends and public holidays.
Nearby Attractions
If you are doing the Beed Papad Safari, make sure you check out the following locations too:
- Papad Wale Hanuman Ji Temple: A calm temple situated just next to the safari gate.
- Bhooteshwar Shiv Temple: A tranquil place of worship that is perfect for blending culture and nature.