4 nights, 1 stop — leopards & big cats.
From Bera & Jawai to Bera & Jawai, the route is built around leopards and the dry-country cats of Rajasthan.




Drive in from Udaipur to the granite hills and head out for a first leopard drive. Open-country drives to the granite kopjes where leopards den among temples and farmland, with the Rabari herders alongside.
Open-country drives to the granite kopjes where leopards den among temples and farmland, with the Rabari herders alongside. Reading the rocks for leopards in the open, plus the Jawai dam's flamingos and crocodiles.
Reading the rocks for leopards in the open, plus the Jawai dam's flamingos and crocodiles. Transfer to Bera & Jawai and settle in, with an afternoon outing to get your bearings.
Open-country drives to the granite kopjes where leopards den among temples and farmland, with the Rabari herders alongside. Most Indian wildlife is protected by drawing a line and keeping people out. Bera does the opposite — leopards and herders share the same unfenced hills. It is one of the few places that shows what tolerance, rather than exclusion, can achieve, and why losing that culture would lose the leopards too.
A final morning in onward — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The comfortable months, with cats active morning and evening.
Cats and prey concentrate at water; hot but productive.
The camp that put Jawai on the map — design-led tents among the granite, built around the leopards.
A polished tented camp, well placed for the granite-hill leopard country.
A polished heritage fort-hotel, well placed for the granite-hill leopard country.
A dependable tented camp, well placed for the granite-hill leopard country.
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