Jhalana panther safari is a one-of-a-kind wildlife adventure dedicated to seeing and photographing one of the world’s most secretive cats in the heart of Jaipur. One of the first Project Leopard sites, the 23-square-kilometer dry and deciduous forest opened to tourists in 2017, has become India’s premier destination for observing and shooting these gorgeous felines in the wild. The one constant in the reserve, which is open all year, is the frequency with which leopards are spotted. Aside from leopards, the woodland is also home to the striped hyena, which is a welcome addition.

The leopard population has thrived in an urban jungle that surrounds the old city of Jaipur on all sides. Social behaviour is one of the evolutionary qualities that can be well documented on video, with females living in small groups with their current siblings and old litters. Whether it’s the hot summers, monsoon rains, or freezing winters, the forest has its own unique beauty.

Because the leopards in this area have adapted successfully to avoid combat with their own type while still maintaining a safe distance from humans, they are now known as Urban Leopards, who are more intelligent and sophisticated.