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Jaldapara National Park Jeep & Elephant Safari

Organizer: West Bengal Forest Department (Jaldapara) with the West Bengal Forest Development Corporation (WBFDC), a government corporation, as operator

Jaldapara National Park, Madarihat, Alipurduar district, West Bengal

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When
Daily · seasonal
Where
Jaldapara National Park, Madarihat, Alipurduar district, West Bengal
Charges
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Jeep safari · Publicly sourced

Jeep and elephant safaris in Jaldapara National Park (Alipurduar) — the densest one-horned-rhino habitat after Kaziranga; stays at WBFDC's Malangi and Mendabari jungle lodges.

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Recurring · Runs daily in season, every year

How it runs: Jaldapara is regulated by the West Bengal Forest Department (permits, routes and a forest guide), while the jeep (car) and elephant safaris are run by the government West Bengal Forest Development Corporation.

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Best time
Cooler winter (~November-April); closed in the monsoon
Organiser
West Bengal Forest Department (Jaldapara) with the West Bengal Forest Development Corporation (WBFDC), a government corporation, as operator
Listing status
Publicly sourced

Access, permits & safety

This safari appears to run under official / Forest-Department-sanctioned arrangements per the source linked on this page. Still confirm current permits, timings and closures on the official source before you travel — access can change without notice.

When it runs: Availability is seasonal and varies by reserve. Most tiger-reserve core-zone safaris are open roughly October to June and closed during the monsoon (about July to September / early October), but the exact months, buffer-zone exceptions and weekly off-days differ from reserve to reserve. Don't assume it runs year-round — check the current safari window and booking calendar on the official Forest Department portal before you plan or travel.

⚠ Forest Department / protected area — permit legally required. Part or all of this route appears to cross Reserved or Protected Forest, a Wildlife Sanctuary, or a protected/eco-sensitive area. Under Indian law (Indian Forest Act 1927, Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972, Forest (Conservation) Act 1980), driving here without written permission from the Forest Department is illegal. It can lead to your vehicle being seized, and to fines or prosecution. You must obtain permission from the local Forest Department (the Divisional Forest Officer) before you go. 4x4trails.in does not grant any permission and is not responsible if you enter without one.

Access info verified from official sources

Official resources — verify access & permits here

  • Search: “West Bengal Forest Department DFO office contact” for the range office nearest the trail.
  • Emergency: 112 (India’s national emergency number). Find the local forest control-room / DFO number on the department site above.

Rules, permits and closures change and vary by exact location. Always confirm access with the Forest Department / government department that governs this trail before you drive — the resources above are guidance, not permission.

Charges & inclusions

Charges: Not published — we don't state a figure we can't verify. Confirm on the linked source before paying.

Inclusions: Jeep safari (and elephant ride); jungle-lodge stays at Malangi/Mendabari via WBFDC

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Jaldapara National Park, Madarihat, Alipurduar district, West Bengal

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Getting there

Madarihat, Alipurduar; nearest rail Hasimara/New Alipurduar and Bagdogra airport, then road

Highlights

  • Jeep and elephant-back safaris in the grasslands of Jaldapara
  • India's densest one-horned rhino habitat after Kaziranga, plus elephants, bison and deer
  • Stays at WBFDC's Malangi and Mendabari jungle lodges
  • Riverine Dooars scenery along the Torsa

Source & status

Listing status
Publicly sourced
Information source
West Bengal Forest Department (Jaldapara) with the West Bengal Forest Development Corporation (WBFDC), a government corporation, as operator
Last checked
2026-08-20

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West Bengal Forest Development Corporation (WBFDC, official) — Jaldaparahttps://wbfdc.net/destinationDetails?did=2

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Jeep and elephant safaris in Jaldapara National Park (Alipurduar) — the densest one-horned-rhino habitat after Kaziranga; stays at WBFDC's Malangi and Mendabari jungle lodges.

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