Faridabad to Sariska taxi route

Outstation Cab Route

Faridabad to Sariska Taxi Service

Sariska Tiger Reserve is reachable from Faridabad via Gurgaon and NH-48, and getting the pre-dawn gate timing right matters just as much as the drive for a proper safari visit.

Approx. Distance200 km
Estimated Travel Time4 to 4.5 hours
Cab OptionsHatchback, Sedan, SUV, Innova, Tempo Traveller

Route Overview

Faridabad to Sariska Taxi via Gurgaon and NH-48

Sariska is a smaller reserve compared with some of Rajasthan's others, but sightings still hinge heavily on which safari zone is allocated, and gate timing matters more than most first-time visitors expect going in.

Kankwari Fort sits inside the reserve boundary, a fortified structure surrounded by forest that stands apart from the open-desert forts typical of the rest of Rajasthan.

Given how close Alwar sits to Sariska, the two are frequently combined into one trip, with the town's sights added onto a safari day rather than planned separately.

From Faridabad, the route runs through Gurgaon before joining NH-48, continuing until the turn-off toward the reserve — making the first safari slot generally means departing well before sunrise.

As the safari operates on a fixed schedule, arriving late risks losing the slot entirely, which is why the early start carries more weight on this trip than most other day outings from Faridabad.

Travel Details

Distance, Time and Route Highlights

From Faridabad, the route passes through Gurgaon onto NH-48, continuing through Behror before turning off toward Sariska Tiger Reserve.

Sariska Tiger Reserve safariroute via Gurgaon and NH 48combine with Alwar sightseeing

Route Stages

Faridabad to Sariska Route Stages

  • Faridabad → Gurgaon — The drive routes through Gurgaon before joining the NH-48 corridor.
  • Gurgaon → Behror — The main NH-48 stretch heading southwest.
  • Behror → Sariska — A shorter turn-off from the highway leading to the reserve gate.

Stops Along the Way

Places to Stop Between Faridabad and Sariska

  • Behror (waypoint) — A practical stop along NH-48 before the turn-off toward Sariska.

Places to Visit

Top Attractions in Sariska

  • Sariska Tiger Reserve safari zones — This forested terrain supports tiger, leopard and deer sightings, though the chances depend on zone allocation and the specific timing of the booked safari. Morning drives typically offer cooler conditions and better visibility for spotting wildlife across the reserve.
  • Kankwari Fort — Sitting within the reserve, this fortified structure is surrounded by forest rather than the open desert more typical of Rajasthan's other forts. Whether it's part of a given safari route depends on the day, so it's worth confirming with the driver or guide beforehand.
  • Pandupol Hanuman Temple — Local legend links this temple to the Pandavas from the Mahabharata, and it draws a steady mix of pilgrims and wildlife safari visitors within the reserve. Standing inside an active tiger reserve gives the visit a character quite different from a typical temple stop.

Good to Know

Best Time to Travel and Road Notes

Best season: The reserve generally runs October through June, with winter bringing cooler safari mornings and summer sometimes drawing animals closer to water sources. Whatever the season, punctual gate arrival counts for more toward a good visit than the specific month.

Road note: NH-48 sees heavy traffic through several stretches, which can shrink the buffer needed for an early safari slot. Drivers experienced with this route build in extra time rather than running things close.

Cab Choices

Cab Options for Sariska

An SUV is generally recommended for the forest approach roads and early starts.

  • A sedan handles the drive comfortably, since the roads stay flat throughout with no hill sections.
  • Families carrying extra luggage or planning multiple safaris often prefer an Ertiga or Innova for the added space.
  • Drivers on this route know the safari-zone entry points and can plan the pickup timing around your slot.
  • Larger groups travelling together for a wildlife trip usually take a Tempo Traveller.

FAQs

Faridabad to Sariska Taxi FAQs

How early should I leave Faridabad for a morning safari at Sariska?

Well before sunrise — the fixed safari schedule means arriving late can cost the whole slot, and traffic through Gurgaon and NH-48 makes a narrow buffer risky.

Can Alwar be added to a Sariska trip from Faridabad?

Yes, the town sits close enough that many travellers include its sights within the same day.

What makes Kankwari Fort worth seeing?

It sits inside the tiger reserve itself, surrounded by forest, quite different from the open-desert forts common elsewhere in Rajasthan.

Is a tiger sighting guaranteed on a Sariska safari?

No, sightings depend on the safari zone allocated and some luck, though the terrain does support tigers, leopards and deer.

What is the best time of year to visit Sariska?

The park runs October to June, with winter offering cooler mornings and summer sometimes bringing wildlife closer to water points.

How many hours does a typical Sariska safari run?

A single safari slot generally runs a few hours, so most day trips from Faridabad plan for one morning drive rather than trying to fit in both a morning and afternoon session.