Dudhwa National Park Safari Package from Delhi

November to April is the best time for Dudhwa safari. Winter months (November-February) offer excellent tiger sightings as animals frequent waterholes, with comfortable temperatures (15-25°C). Summer (March-May) provides maximum wildlife visibility before monsoon rains. The park remains closed during monsoon (July-October) for conservation and breeding season. Peak season is December-March for both tiger tracking and bird watching.

Dudhwa is approximately 450 km from Delhi, about 8-9 hours by road via NH24 and NH730. Travel options include: (1) AC car/SUV (most convenient), (2) Overnight train to Lakhimpur-Kheri + 30 km taxi, (3) Flight to Lucknow (240 km) + 4-hour road transfer. Our packages include comfortable AC transport from Delhi with professional drivers, rest stops, and door-to-door pickup/drop service.

Dudhwa hosts incredible biodiversity: Bengal tigers (100+), Indian rhinoceros (reintroduced population), Asian elephants, swamp deer (barasingha - 1,600+ largest population), leopards, sloth bears, fishing cats, crocodiles, pythons, and over 400 bird species including Bengal Florican, Swamp Francolin, Great Hornbill, and winter migratory birds. The park's unique Terai ecosystem supports diverse flora including sal forests, grasslands, and wetlands.

Safari booking is simple: (1) Call/WhatsApp +91-9355056666 or fill our contact form, (2) Choose your package and preferred dates, (3) Pay 30% advance to confirm booking (online transfer/UPI/card), (4) We arrange all forest permits, lodge bookings, and transport, (5) Receive detailed itinerary and vouchers, (6) Pay remaining 70% before departure. Safari permits are booked 45 days in advance through official forest department portal for best zones.

Dudhwa safari timings vary by season: Winter (Nov-Feb) - Morning 6:30 AM-10:30 AM, Evening 2:30 PM-6:00 PM; Summer (Mar-May) - Morning 5:30 AM-9:30 AM, Evening 3:30 PM-7:00 PM. Entry rules: Maximum 6 persons per gypsy, children below 5 years allowed only in private vehicles, no plastic bags, smoking prohibited, maintain silence, photography allowed (no flash), stay inside vehicle at all times. Valid ID proof (Aadhaar/Passport) mandatory for all visitors.

Essential items: Binoculars, camera with telephoto lens, extra batteries and memory cards, neutral-colored comfortable clothes (khaki/olive green), warm jacket (winter mornings can be cold), sunglasses, sunscreen SPF 50+, cap/hat, insect repellent, personal medicines, water bottle, small backpack, notebook for sightings, field guide for birds/mammals. Avoid bright colors, perfumes, and noisy items that may disturb wildlife.

Yes, Dudhwa safaris are safe for all ages. Our experienced naturalists and drivers follow strict safety protocols. Vehicles are sturdy 4x4 gypsies with roll cages. For elderly guests, we provide cushioned seating and can arrange shorter safari durations. Children above 5 years are allowed and most find wildlife encounters thrilling. We carry first-aid kits, emergency contact with forest officials, and maintain safe distances from animals. Lodge accommodations have senior-citizen-friendly facilities.

Delhi to Dudhwa takes approximately 8-9 hours by road (450 km) depending on traffic. We recommend early morning (5:00 AM) departure to reach by 1:00-2:00 PM for check-in and afternoon safari. The route passes through Ghaziabad, Moradabad, Bareilly, and Pilibhit with good highway conditions. We make 2-3 comfort stops for breakfast, washrooms, and snacks. For shorter travel, fly to Lucknow (1 hour) + 4-hour road transfer to Dudhwa.

Cancellation charges: More than 20 days before departure - 10% charges (₹1,000 minimum); 15-20 days - 25% charges; 8-14 days - 50% charges; Less than 7 days - No refund. In case of medical emergencies (with doctor certificate), we offer free rescheduling once within 6 months. Park closure by forest department due to unforeseen circumstances - full refund or alternative dates. Partial safari cancellation not permitted once package is confirmed.

We maintain highest safety standards: Only certified drivers and naturalists accompany safaris, all vehicles undergo safety checks, first-aid kits available, emergency radio communication with forest department, comprehensive insurance coverage for all guests, adherence to forest department guidelines, safe distance maintained from wildlife (minimum 30 meters), seat belts for all passengers, and 24/7 emergency helpline. Our naturalists are trained in wildlife behavior and emergency response protocols.