WILDLIFE OF
RAJAJI NATIONAL PARK
Discover the magnificent animals and birds that make Rajaji National Park one of India's richest wildlife destinations.
Explore Species
A Haven for India's
Incredible Wildlife
Rajaji National Park shelters an extraordinary variety of wildlife across forests, rivers, and grasslands. Home to Asian elephants, Bengal tigers, leopards, reptiles, and more than 300 bird species, the park offers visitors an unforgettable glimpse into nature in its purest form.
750+
Asian Elephants
Major Predator
Bengal Tiger
315+
Bird Species
50+
Mammal Species
28+
Reptile Species
820 km²
Protected Habitat
OUR AMAZING WILDLIFE
Meet the Inhabitants of Rajaji
Asian Elephant
Large herds roam the forests and riverbanks, making Rajaji one of India's most important elephant habitats.
Bengal Tiger
The park's apex predator, known for its strength, stealth, and unmatched beauty.
Leopard
A shy and elusive hunter often spotted during early morning safaris.
Spotted Deer
Graceful herbivores commonly seen grazing in open meadows and forest clearings.
Indian Peacock
India's national bird, famous for its vibrant feathers and spectacular courtship display.
Crested Serpent Eagle
One of the many raptors that soar high above Rajaji's forests in search of prey.
WILDLIFE GALLERY
Elephant
Tiger
Peacock
Snake
Bird
Protecting Nature for
Future Generations
Rajaji National Park plays a vital role in conserving India's wildlife. Dedicated forest staff, conservation programs, and responsible tourism help protect endangered species and preserve the park's rich biodiversity.
Learn About Conservation →- Maintain silence during safari.
- Never feed wild animals.
- Stay inside the safari vehicle.
- Carry binoculars and a camera.
- Follow the guide's instructions.
- Respect wildlife and their habitat.