Bera Zone

- Leopard Capital of Jawai
- Biggest Jawai Safari Territory
- High Jawai Leopard Population
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Jawai is home to one of India's highest concentrations of leopards living in harmony with local communities.
From exciting leopard safaris in Jawai Bera to cozy Jawai hotel stays and customized Jawai safar i packages—we’ve got your wild escape completely covered.
Choose a Private Jeep for total privacy or join a Shared Jawai Leopard Safari for a budget-friendly adventure!
Our Customised Jawai safari packages combine jeep rides, comfortable stays, meals, and local village walks into one seamless experience.
From luxury leopard safari lodges and heritage resorts to budget-friendly stays, we connect you directly with top-rated hotels near the main safari zones.
When you book with us, you’re not restricted to just one area. Our experienced local trackers track real-time leopard movements to take you to the best, most active safari zone for maximum sightings.






Clear answers to common questions.
Jawai sits in the Pali district of Rajasthan, right in the middle of Udaipur and Jodhpur. It wraps around the huge Jawai Bandh dam, and the closest main town nearby is Sumerpur.
• By Train: The nearest major railway station is Jawai Bandh (JWB), located just a few kilometers away. Other nearby options include Falna (FA). • By Air: Udaipur Airport (approx. 150 km) and Jodhpur Airport (approx. 165 km) are the closest airports. • By Road: Jawai is well-connected via state and national highways, taking roughly 2–3 hours by taxi from Udaipur or Jodhpur.
Jawai is world-renowned for its peaceful coexistence between wild leopards and the local Rabari pastoralist community. Unlike wildlife sanctuaries or national parks, there are no boundary fences, safari gates, or government forest permit systems. Leopards roam freely across the granite hills, often living in close proximity to human settlements without conflict.
While wildlife sightings can never be 100% guaranteed, Jawai boasts one of the highest leopard densities and sighting success rates in India.
In addition to wild leopards, you can spot mugger crocodiles near the reservoir, striped hyenas, sloth bears, jungle cats, blue bulls (nilgai), and over 200 species of migratory and resident birds (including flamingos during winter).
