The state is enriched with two National Parks and over a dozen Sanctuaries. Rajasthan offers a rich variety of flora and fauna. Some of the finest national parks and sanctuaries are found here. The majestic predaters, assured of protection, roam freely during daytime and can be seen at close encounter with Tigers, Black Bucks, Chinkara, the Rare desert Fox, the endangered Caracal, the great Indian Bustard, Gavial, monitor Lizard, wild Boar, Porcupine. Migratory birds like the common Crane, Ducks, Coots, Pelicans and the rare Siberian Cranes, imperial sand Grouse, Falcons, Buzzard's flocks to this state during the winter months.

Keoladeo Ghana National Park
Once the royal hunting preserve of the princes of Bharatpur, this 29 kms park is one of the finest bird sanctuaries in the world, inundated with 400 species of water birds. Exotic migratory birds from Afghanistan, Central Asia, Tibet as well as Siberian cranes from Arctic, greylag geese from Siberia and bar headed geese from China, Colonies of cormorants, spoon bills, Storks, Egress, Herons, Pelicans, Ebis and Gray Herons can be spotted all over the park.

Ranthambhor National Park

The park is one of the finest tiger reserves in the country under the project tiger. The 392 sq. km. Park comprises of dry deciduous forests sprawling over undulating terrain of hills. Home of an expansive variety of other animals.

Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary

The 586 sq. km. sanctuary sporting a rich variety of wild life like the panther, sloth bear wild boar, four horned antelope and scientifically bred crocodile in the lake are the major attractions.

The sanctuary is also known for flamingoes, cormorants, spoonbills and egrets usually seen in the winter. The majestic fort of Kumbhalgarh overlooks the sanctuary. Best time to visit is March to May and September to November.