Sariska Travel provides the tourists with a unique scope to experience the rich flora and fauna of the place. The historical culture of Sariska is reflected in several architectural sites and monuments that add to the glory and grandeur of the place. Apart from the historical monuments and architectural sites, the Sariska Tiger Reserve Park is one of the main tourist attractions of Sariska.

Nestled in the rugged landscape, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary is home to number of animals and birds. The erstwhile royal reserve of the Alwar rulers was converted into a sanctuary in 1955. Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary was later declared as a National Park in 1982. Although, the sanctuary spreads over a sprawling area of 765.80 square kilometers, the core area is 474 square kilometers. The picturesque landscape of Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary is characterized by vast stretches of dry deciduous forest, narrow valleys and steep hills.

Some of the wildlife species of the sanctuary are Rhesus Macaque, Bengal Fox, Common Palm Civet, Sambar, Northern Palm Squirrel, Ratel, Small Indian Mongoose and Caracal. The Chowsingha or the four horned antelope is found in this sanctuary. Grey Partridge, Sand Grouse, Peafowl, Bush Quail, Tree Pie, Crested Serpent Eagle, Golden backed Wood Pecker and the Great Indian Horned Owl are some of the major species of birds of Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary.

The ancient city of Sariska was formerly a part of the Rajput state of Alwar. The tourists must travel Sariska to explore the unique cultural heritage and architectural legacies which are reflected in the several magnificent monumental structures of the place.

While on a tour of Sariska, the tourists may visit some of the following historical sites:

• Kankwari Fort: The fort is situated within the premises of the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary. The legendary Emperor, Aurangazeb imprisoned his brother, Dara Shikoh in this fort.
  
  
• Ancient Shiva Temples: The architectural remnants of Neelkanth or Shiva Temple is located in the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary
  
  
• Sariska Palace: Built by Maharaja Jai Singh, the palace has presently been converted into a luxurious hotel.
  
  
• Siliserh Lake: Situated along the wildlife sanctuary, the lake forms the natural habitat for a large number of crocodiles.

Located along the important Delhi-Alwar-Jaipur Road, Sariska is well connected by road to Alwar which is at a distance of 21 kilometers. The nearest airport of Sariska is Jaipur that is situated at a distance of 110 kilometers. Alwar is the closest railhead.

Sariska hotels offer excellent accommodation and dinning facilities at affordable costs. Hotel Sariska Palace, a heritage hotel offering regal hospitality, is situated at the entrance of the sanctuary. Accommodation is also provided at RTDC Hotel Tiger Den, Forest Rest House and Hotel Lake Palace at Siliserh.

The favorable time to visit Sariska is September to March. The travel to Sariska is one of the best ways to explore the rich wildlife and cultural legacies of the state.