The jeep-based Kabini national park safari departs twice daily—at 6 AM and 3 PM—from the Forest Department zone or your Kabini national park accommodation. Routes wind through teak, bamboo, and eucalyptus forest, stopping at waterholes and grasslands where tigers, leopards, and elephants are regularly sighted. Safaris are three hours long and follow designated tracks with naturalists. The flat, open terrain of Kabini National Park gives it one of the best sighting records in India.

What makes this place special

Open grasslands where gaur herds graze and tigers are frequently spotted on the move—the most productive stretch of any Kabini national park safari.

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The safari track skims the reservoir for stretches—elephants drinking, crocodiles basking, and sambar herds at the waterline.

Dense bamboo thickets in Kabini National Park favoured by leopards, dholes, and the resident black panther—slow going and excellent for sightings.