Jeep safaris through the scrub-thorn and dry deciduous forest of Sariska, a reserve of about 1,203 square kilometres in Alwar district with an 881 square kilometre core. It was Alwar's royal hunting ground before it was anything else — a sanctuary from 1958, a Project Tiger reserve from 1978. Sariska is also the reserve that lost every one of its tigers to poaching by 2004 and was restocked from Ranthambore afterwards, so the population is small and a sighting is genuinely uncertain. Come for the Aravalli landscape and the ruined temples inside the park, and treat a tiger as a bonus.
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