Overview
Gir's dry teak forests are the last place on Earth where Asiatic lions roam wild. Once down to a few dozen, they now number over 600, alongside leopards, crocodiles and hundreds of bird species.
Duration
2 nights · 3 days
Best Time to Visit
December to April. The park is closed from mid-June to mid-October.
Join a Small Group
Gujarat: Lions, Salt Deserts & Sacred Shores →What You'll See
Asiatic lions
Prides resting in the shade or patrolling the forest tracks.
Leopards
Gir has one of India's densest leopard populations.
Kamleshwar Dam
A reservoir teeming with marsh crocodiles and birds.
Devalia Safari Park
A fenced area of the forest with good lion sightings.
Siddi villages
Home to a community of African descent, known for its Dhamal dance.
What You'll Do
- Go on morning and afternoon jeep safaris in search of lions
- Visit Devalia Safari Park
- Watch a Siddi Dhamal dance performance
- Take a nature walk around your lodge
Sample Itinerary
Day by Day
- 1
Day 1
Arrive in Gir
Settle into your forest lodge. Evening Siddi Dhamal dance.
- 2
Day 2
Lion country
Morning and afternoon jeep safaris in the national park.
- 3
Day 3
Depart
A final dawn safari or a visit to Devalia before your onward journey.
Every itinerary is fully tailor-made. We'll adjust the pace, hotels and experiences to suit you.
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