Sitabani Eco-tourism Zone is located in the beautiful Pawalgarh Conservation Reserve where, you will experience a one-of-a-kind journey through the lush forests and diverse wildlife of this pristine landscape.
At Sitabani, we are committed to sustainable eco-tourism practices that prioritize the conservation of the environment and the well-being of local communities.
One of our most popular activities is the jungle safari, where you will embark on an exciting journey through the forest in an open jeep. During the safari, you will have the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife, including tigers, leopards, elephants, and many species of birds. The experienced nature guides will take you on a journey through the forest, where you can see rare species of flora and fauna and learn about the traditional knowledge and culture of the local communities.
Come and experience the beauty of Pawalgarh Conservation Reserve!
| Timing for Sitabani Eco-tourism Zone | ||
|---|---|---|
| Time Table – 1st Nov. to 31st March | ||
| Inning | Entry Time | Exit Time |
| Ist | 06:30 AM to 08:30 AM | 11:30 AM |
| IInd | 01:30 PM to 02:30 PM | 05:30 PM |
| Time Table – 1st Apr. to 30th June | ||
| Ist | 06:00 AM to 08:00 AM | 11:00 AM |
| IInd | 02:00 PM to 03:30 PM | 06:30 PM |
Note: The Sitabani zone remains closed from 1st July to 14th October owing to monsoon season.
Nature guide is compulsory with every vehicle. Visitors are advised to wear clothes of colours which merge with the natural surroundings. (Khaki, olive green or other dull colours) Visitors shall maintain a minimum distance of more than 20 meter from all wild animals, minimum distance between vehicles, while spotting wild animal shall be maintained at 50 meters. Vehicles shall not monopolize a wildlife sighting for more than 5 (five) minutes.Authorities may cancel the permit for good and sufficient reasons. The decision of divisional forest officer, Ramnagar Forest Division would be final in this regard.The Sitabani tourism zone is a one way route with two possible entry points.
Carrying of fire arms of any kind is not permitted.Walking, trekking or geting down of the vehicle, other than the forest campus or designated places is strictly prohibited.Driving beyond prescribed timings is prohibited.Blowing of horns and driving beyond the speed limit is prohibited.Visitors are prohibited from taking vehicles off the designated routes.Cooking is strictly prohibited. Drinking or carrying liquor is strictly prohibited. Checking of vehicle for arms, liquor can be done while issuing the permit or at the entry gates.Use of Polythene-bags is strictly prohibited. Visitors are required to carry a non-polythene litter bag with them and use it to bring back all their litter, whether biodegradable or non- biodegradable (tin-cans, plastic, glass bottles, metal foils etc.) outside the zone . Smoking in public places and lightning of any kind of fire is prohibited.Playing of radio and other sound producing devices is prohibited.Entry into the restricted zone is prohibited.Hunting, shouting, teasing or luring, cording or chasing animals, using extra and powerful light in night, feeding or causing damage to plant or animal life or their habitat and any such attempts to do so is prohibited and punishable offence with severe penalties.Visitors should ensure that there is no violation of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, Indian Forest Act, 1927 and Biodiversity Act, 2002.Entry without a permit is prohibited. Visit of the tourists will be at their own risk, the authorities shall not be responsible for any damages caused by wildlife or any other mean during the visit. Permit is non transferable.Consumption and carrying of non-vegetarian food is prohibited.Visitors are not allowed to carry and use any kind of intoxicants, alcoholic beverages, drugs and other narcoties etc.
Pets are not allowed.
To obtain services of Nature Guide during safari is compulsory.
