World Lion Day 2022: Enjoy jungle safari in Gir forest, home of Asiatic Lions - How to book and price

Wildlife Safari Trail permits visitors to go inside the national park to explore the true wilderness of the Gir jungles and numerous flora and fauna.

ZeeBiz WebTeam | Aug 10, 2022, 03:00 PM IST

World Lion Day 2022: One place where a lion can be seen in its natural habitat outside Africa is Gir National Park in Gujarat. Therefore, the National Park attracts a large number of tourists who flock here to see the Asiatic Lion.

Sasan Gir National Park has a number of wildlife species and is the sole habitat of Asiatic Lions. 

Gir National Park: Know when to book jungle safari and price.
 

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Gir Jungle Trail Safari costs approximately Rs 4,700 per Jeep ( Inclusive of Permit, Gypsy & Guide Charges, Services & Taxes )for Indians. And Rs 13,800 per Jeep (Inclusive of Permit, Gypsy & Guide Charges, Services & Taxes ) for foreigners. Pic: https://twitter.com/wwf_uk

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A single safari ride lasts for around 3 hours. There are thirteen designated routes for the jeep safari inside the Gir National Park and it is distributed randomly at the time making an entry at the gate. Pic: https://twitter.com/wwf_uk
 

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Online Jeep Safari booking procedure at the Sasan Gir National Park & wildlife sanctuary is fully managed by the Gir forest officials as per the rules and regulations of India’s forest department and abide by the provisions and norms imposed by the government officials. Pic: https://twitter.com/wwf_uk

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Safari booking for the Gir Jungle trail remains suspended from 16th June till 15th October every year due to weather conditions. Safari booking for Gir national Park is open in Winter- October 16 to February 28/29 and Summer- March 1 to June 15. Pic: https://twitter.com/wwf_uk
 

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Gir National Park has a rich variety of flora and fauna in the Indian sub-continent. A diverse amalgamation of more than 600 species of wild flora and fauna, inclusive of 41 mammal species, 47 reptile species and over 300 resident and migratory birds. Pic: https://twitter.com/wwf_uk

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