India Accommodation,
Northern India

Utsav Camp Sariska

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Tucked into the dramatic landscape of the Aravalli hills, Utsav Camp Sariska is a peaceful, eco-conscious retreat just minutes from the lesser-visited Gate No. 2 of Sariska Tiger Reserve. The camp’s ten spacious stone cottages and luxury tents are thoughtfully positioned among granite boulders and native forest. Interiors are simple but tasteful, with locally sourced materials, comfortable furnishings, and open-air bathrooms that invite the outdoors in. A central dining area serves fresh, seasonal cuisine, and guests can unwind in the infinity pool, library, or spa after a day of exploration.

Guided safaris offer the chance to spot leopard, hyena, sambar, and—on occasion—the elusive Bengal tiger. Nature walks and birdwatching are led by expert naturalists, and camera traps around the property reveal fascinating glimpses of nocturnal wildlife. A central dining area serves fresh, seasonal cuisine, and guests can unwind in the infinity pool, library, or spa after a day exploring the park.

Facilities

Restaurant, outdoor dining area, infinity pool, spa, hot tub, sun terrace, and library.

Rooms have air-conditioning, private bathroom, private balcony, and tea coffee making facilities.

Local Wildlife

Tiger, leopard, jungle cat, jackal, hyena, crocodile.

Sambar, chital, nilgai, wild boar, Indian hare, porcupine.

Birds: Rock eagle-owl, crested serpent-eagle, black-rumped flameback, white-throated kingfisher, rufous treepie, painted sandgrouse, jungle bush-quail, grey francolin, Indian peafowl.

Optional Activities

Game drives, nature walks, birdwatching, cycling trails, and stargazing.

Jonathan Morris

Area Specialist

If you have any questions regarding our India tours, please feel free to contact me on +44 (0)1803 866965

This was a special holiday to celebrate our retirement and it lived up to our hopes and expectations. Given that we booked this holiday as we hadn’t seen Tigers in Ranthambore, having 5 Tiger sightings on this holiday was brilliant. Loved the Sloth Bears in Taduba and Satpura and a Leopard at Satpura at the eleventh hour. Also saw some unusual species like Giant Squirrels and the Wild Spotted cat. We saw a huge variety of birds but mammals are particularly special for us.

Mr RG - Wokingham