The Jawai

Leopard sightings may be enjoyed by scheduling a leopard safari activity at Jawai Safaris. Leopards are a popular attraction in Bera and Jawai. In a specially designed 4X4 vehicle, the operators organise this activity twice daily, in the morning and the evening. A leopard safari lasts about two to three hours. Huge hills surrounding Jawai were formed by lava millions of years ago; today, leopards call the natural caves in those lava hills (Jawai hills) home. Compared to other wildlife destinations throughout the world, Jawai has substantially better leopard sighting chances. A leopard safari in Bera or Jawai is a must-do activity. This activity is best done between September and June.

Migratory birds like flamingos, cranes, geese, and ruddy-headed ducks call Jawai home. Other birds that live there permanently include the black wing kite, shikra, felcon, vultures, rock eagle owl, owlet, robins, and others. A daytime birding safari is available during the winter (November to March). At Jawai Safaris, you can make reservations for a birdlife safari. Photographers who adore birds will enjoy this pastime.

Another incredible experience is going on a jungle safari in Bera. You can do this safari whether you visit Jawai or Bera, and it's organised to help you spot exotic animals like hyenas, sloth bears, deer, wild boar, jungle cats, and, with any luck, India wolves. To participate in a jungle safari, you must reserve a lodging in Bera or Jawai because these excursions typically take place in the early morning and late at night.

The Jawai sanctuary is home to more than 300 crocodiles, making it the only spot in Rajasthan where one may see them. When crocodiles emerge from the water to sunbathe on the banks of the Jawai Dam and Jawai River in the afternoon, people go crocodile watching.

With a depth of 62 feet (18.89 metres), this is the largest water reservoir in western Rajasthan. Maharaja Umaid Singh of Jodhpur constructed the Jawai Dam in 1957. Following the formal certification of Jawai Dam as a crocodile refuge in 2013, Jawai Dam is now a popular tourist destination. When the dam's excess water flushes out through its 13 channel gates, it makes for a stunning sight. With its sun set position from the catchment region of Jawai Dam, the dam also draws tourists.

In addition to animals, Bera paints an energetic picture of Rajasthan's rural side. If you want to experience authentic Rajasthani rural life, including how the people dress, cook, and smile when you visit them, go to their location. Because it's too hot to travel in an open car on other days to tour villages, this activity is only enjoyable in the winter.