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Sasan Gir
A three-hour open Gypsy drive with a forest guide through Gir National Park, the last wild home of the Asiatic lion. Look for lions, leopards, deer and over 300 kinds of birds.
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Sasan Gir
An open Gypsy drive through Devalia, the Gir Interpretation Zone near Sasan — natural Gir habitat in a fenced area, with good chances of close lion views in under an hour.
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Sasan Gir
A covered park-bus ride through Devalia, the Gir Interpretation Zone — the easiest and most economical way to see Gir's lions, ideal for families and seniors.
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Sasan Gir
A three-hour open Gypsy safari in the hilly Girnar Wildlife Sanctuary beside Junagadh — lions, leopards, vultures on the cliffs and far fewer vehicles than Sasan.
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Sasan Gir
A one-hour bus safari through Ambardi, a fenced grassland zone near Dhari on Gir's quieter eastern side — lions in open country and far fewer crowds.
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Sasan Gir
A grassland safari in Velavadar Blackbuck National Park near Bhavnagar — herds of blackbuck, the elusive Indian wolf and a winter roost of migratory harriers.
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Hotels, transfers and sightseeing in one booking.
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Gujarat is the only place where Asiatic lions live in the wild, so most trips start with a Gir jungle safari at Sasan, plus the Devalia, Girnar or Ambardi safaris. Temple circuits to Somnath, Dwarka, Ambaji and Pavagadh are the other big draw. Prakriti Escapes arranges safaris and holiday packages on enquiry.
Lion safaris in Gir and nearby parks such as Devalia, Ambardi and Girnar, the Velavadar blackbuck park, and holiday packages covering temples, heritage and the coast. Hotels and cab transfers can be added to any trip.
October to March is the most comfortable time for sightseeing and temple tours. Most wildlife parks are open from mid-October to mid-June and close for the monsoon.
Yes. Sasan Gir is about an hour from Somnath, so many travellers add one or two nights for a safari between temple visits at Somnath and Dwarka.
Yes. Dates, hotels, the number of nights and the places you visit can all be changed. Send an enquiry with your plan and we will share an itinerary and quote.
Forest permits are generally non-refundable once issued and are valid only for the date, slot and people named on them. Hotel and transfer bookings follow their own cancellation policies.
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